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personally speaking, i think anything at/above $16.73 ish keeps the daily support trend alive, this is also the same figure for the monthly support (ish) for the price close of play on Friday. closing below the daily support would dwindle my optimism somewhat

i'm seeking the elusive double bottom

this was accurate as of sunday night:

monthly support (close of price Friday) is also about $16.70, so we could see daily support broken but returning to the monthly trendline at the end of this week. but wrt sentiment, a close below daily support today would be negative of course

4hr ag support broke, moving on to test the daily (close of day) support: usdx has room to increase further without changing the unknown intermediate/long term outlook

thanks for that actually, i am begining to wonder whether this 'pivotal moment' might drag on for a bit longer, perhaps 2-3 weeks. looking at the USDX again and throwing in silver for good measure, you could argue that the usdx is 'caught' in tight wedge and may not break free from there for a fortnight or so. Interestingly, ag is bouncing off the 4hr resistance trendline, seemingly awaiting gold and the $ to make up their minds. Of course, this could also be a load of codswallop, but like Roy Walker says on Catchphrase "Say what you see"

If this week is 'make or break' for this current au bull, perhaps the $index also needs to make a decision this week....... edit - or perhaps next week looking at it again

I'm waiting on the RealistBearContraIndicator, any sign of it yet?

class - way ahead of their time

i saw them at Glastonbury in 95 but they were delayed because the berk out of the Lemonheads did an impromptu set! good times!

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gL30x5cIlMs

From:

http://www.321gold.com/editorials/thomson_...n_s_011210.html

just call me realistbear i smell a bit of vi and spin here.... so although there is 'no need for gold', “China should have the right attitude about investing in gold" (bad journalism) http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-b...article1427998/

Lol No, but it is important to seperate fact and fiction sometimes without waffle

Yes i agree about the affect of variables on the individual decision I guess the 'black art' will be identifying the top of the spike in the short-term, and making a judgement on the %amount of ag to sell at that point. My trading experiment will be all paper based. However, i might sell some of the oddities i have in physical silver at that point as well e.g. 'scrap'

Have you had any success though so far wrt silver, selling on a spike and buying at a lower price? Of course as a concept it's great but have you had practical success with this? As far as i can see you lightened up on silver at around $14 and bought back at a higher price. Now, i know we have had these discussions before, but i feel obliged to again point out to you that the concept and reality are different. For the record, i am not 'all in' and am using lsil as a vehicle to try and gain paper profit to buy physical. I have started a thread on 24k to that effect. But this is an 'experiment' and it may fail miserably. Good luck and please do not think i am criticising you but as i have said, i feel obliged to point out your experience so far. My experience may be the same. Caveat - i have a core pos. and am using a small cash % in comparisson for 'trading'. Do your own research.

tis' like Déjà vu

be careful who you listen to

those images should be censored

Romans - please don't misinterpret the following question as a dig ( I am trying to evaluate whether your methods have proved advantageous) when you lightened up on silver at $14, is it more expensive in yen today?

1 year silver (weekly $)

17.5ish will be the first real test, with big-time support at 16ish if it gets there.....