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Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Gold Trend May 07, 2015

Long Term ~ Bearish  - Need a monthly close above 1800 to confirm the bull market
 final phase underway. Need a monthly close above 1560 to neutralize the trend.
Medium Term ~ Bearish  – Need a monthly close above 1255 to remove bearish trend.
Intermediate Term ~ Neutral  – trading range 1170-1225.
Short Term ~ Neutral  – Price remains in trade range 1175-1225 and waiting 
for breakout or breakdown.

Initial Resistance 1195-1205 2nd tier 1209-1212
Support 1172-1182 2nd tier 1158-1163

The last update listed resistance at 1198-1207 and the high was 1198.   
Support was listed 1172-1182 and the low was 1188.

Gold Short Term
The April Non-Farm Payrolls report will central focus this week with consensus estimates calling for a print of 225K on the heels of the dismal March report which came in at just 126K with unemployment expected to downtick to 5.4%.
From a chart perspective below, the two final support points before new lows suggest 1163-1171 and 1142-1152.  With the trading range mess it’s going to take a close above 1225 on a weekly basis before we can say the trend is up.  With the NFP report this coming Friday, it’s going to be a long day of trading on Thursday.   The moving averages near 1197 remains closing price resistance, but the black dotted resistance line at 1200-1205 and then 1207-1212 are the spots to watch on Thursday should gold move higher.   With the crazy trading range we have had, anything is possible on the short term and we just keep going back and forth.   We could just as well turn down again as has been the case for the better part of 5 weeks.  The up and down channel lines are getting closer and closer with price in between both.  It can stay that way again Thursday.
Gold price chart
What Next?
This week the NFP report on Friday will be the biggie.  
We remain in a trading range of 1175-1225.   
And that’s the problem with ranges.   In order to get odds flowing again, we need Trend.   The greater the trend and ITS SLOPE, the greater the projections for price to meet price objectives become.  

IS THIS TYPICAL?  
We went thru a similar April and May last year.   Look at the chart below.  It speaks for itself.  So far we are just repeating 2014.
From a short term perspective, one would think that the NFP report will show weakness in the job front.   If that is the case, it would seem that the control boyz will try and push gold higher into mid month.
In some ways it really doesn't matter because if the control boyz slam it lower, they will say the jobs were expected to be low due to the big winter and so it was already discounted.  
But what if the JOBS report is really like all the other reports…………..Government fabrications and they throw in a good job number in there?
Problem with that scenario is the Feds are right back in the hot seat with having to raise interest rates and potentially getting a stronger dollar factor.  THE FEDS DON’T WANT A STRONGER DOLLAR.   
That’s right…….after complaining about the WEAK US dollar for years, NOW NO ONE WANTS ONE.  And how about zero rates?  Everyone complains about them, but no one wants them to go up.
Quite frankly, the market doesn’t know what it wants.
  We listed the last two nights that pullbacks should find support near 1183 and the 1185 low on Tuesday and 1188 on Wednesday leaves us in the same ballpark.   
The odds favored pullback from Tuesday to Thursday in anticipation of the NFP report on Friday we discussed seems to be working out.


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