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Saturday, November 27, 2010

The outlook for Silver remains very Bullish

Silver’s short-term uptrend remains intact, notwithstanding silver’s big price drop on Friday.  The fundamental factors driving silver higher have not changed.  The outlook for silver remains very bullish.

There has been no damage to silver’s technical condition.  For example, silver is above its 21-day moving average.  Also, silver remains well above $25, its last major resistance level.  More importantly, the price drop at the end of the week occurred with bullish sentiment taking a nosedive.  These conditions bode well for silver’s short-term outlook, as does the following chart.


The above chart will be familiar because it is the one I used on King World News on October 28 to forecast a $30 silver price in less than 18 trading days.  Silver closed that day at $23.871.  On November 9, only 8 trading days later, it reached $29.342 – nearly hitting my target.  The good news is that my reading of the above chart indicates that silver might yet reach $30 within my 18-day target, i.e, November 23.

Note the new pattern silver has formed.  It is a pennant, and these have the same features as the flag pattern upon which I based my $30 forecast.  Both are continuation patterns within uptrends.  They allow for a short-term consolidation, mainly to work-off some bullish sentiment, which accurately describes what happened in silver as this pennant formed over the past few days.  A pennant pattern typically ends with an upside breakout.

My expectation therefore, is that silver will break out of this pennant to the upside, and probably early this week.  The demand for physical silver remains very strong, and it is the demand for physical silver, and not paper-silver, that ultimately determines the silver price. 

Most trading in physical silver takes place in London and Zurich.  The weakness on Friday occurred after both of these centers had closed.  That means that prices were driven down in the paper market.  We have seen these late Friday raids to ‘paint the tape’ many times over the past decade, so this latest one should not be a surprise.  But what is indeed a surprise to me is that the silver shorts would try this gambit now when the physical market is so tight.  Lower prices will only heighten the demand for physical metal.  Thus, I expect the silver price to rebound sharply this week.

James Turk

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Gold Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Fri Nov 26 10 07:42 ET

With 4 hours MACD crossed below signal line, Gold's recovery from 1329 should have completed at 1382.9 already. Intraday bias is now cautiously on the downside for 1315.8/1329 support zone. Decisive break there will complete a head and shoulder top reversal pattern and should turn outlook bearish for deeper fall. On the other hand, strong rebound from 1315.8/1329 will indicate that gold is merely in sideway consolidation and another would still be seen before topping.

In the bigger picture, rise from 1155.6 is treated as the fifth wave of the five wave sequence from 1044.5, which should also be fifth wave of the rally from 681 (2008 low). Such rally might still continue towards 161.8% projection of 931.3 to 1227.5 from 1044.5 at 1449.6 before completion. Though, we're aware of long term projection target of 100% projection of 253 to 1033.9 from 681 at 1462 and we'd anticipate strong resistance from there to bring medium term correction finally. On the downside, however, break of 1315.8 support will be an early alert of medium term reversal and will turn focus back to 1155.6 support for confirmation.

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Natural Gas Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Fri Nov 26 10 07:40 ET

Natural gas' rally resumes after brief consolidation and reaches as high as 4.411 so far today. Intraday bias remains on the upside for further rally. Current rise from 3.255 should now be targeting next key resistance at 5.194. On the downside, below 4.115 minor support will turn intraday bias neutral again. But after all, we'd still favor another rise as long as 3.71 support holds, even in case of deep retreat.

In the bigger picture, break of the falling trend line from 6.108 add some credence to the case that decline from there is completed with three waves down to 3.22 already. That is, it's merely a correction to rebound from 2.409. Further rise should be seen to 5.194 resistance for confirmation and break will target another high above 6.108 in medium term.

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Natural Gas Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Fri Nov 26 10 07:40 ET

Natural gas' rally resumes after brief consolidation and reaches as high as 4.411 so far today. Intraday bias remains on the upside for further rally. Current rise from 3.255 should now be targeting next key resistance at 5.194. On the downside, below 4.115 minor support will turn intraday bias neutral again. But after all, we'd still favor another rise as long as 3.71 support holds, even in case of deep retreat.

In the bigger picture, break of the falling trend line from 6.108 add some credence to the case that decline from there is completed with three waves down to 3.22 already. That is, it's merely a correction to rebound from 2.409. Further rise should be seen to 5.194 resistance for confirmation and break will target another high above 6.108 in medium term.

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Silver Weekly Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Sat Nov 20 10 11:49 ET

Silver's pull back from 29.34 was contained at 24.98, by near term rising trend line as well as 38.2% retracement of 17.735 to 29.34 at 24.907 and rebounded strongly. Initial bias remains on the upside this week and further rise should be seen to retest 29.34 high first. . On the downside, decisive break of 24.907 will argue that whole rise form 17.735 is finished and will bring deeper fall to 55 days EMA (now at 23.66) instead.

In the bigger picture, silver's up trend is still intact. Current rally from 8.4 is treated as resumption of the whole rise from 2001 low of 4.01. On resumption, silver should target next projection level of 261.8% projection of 14.65 to 19.845 from 17.735 at 31.34. On the downside, break of 20 psychological level is needed to signal medium term reversal. Otherwise, outlook will remain bullish.

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Crude Oil Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Wed Oct 20 10 07:09 ET

Crude oil's choppy fall from 84.43 is still in progress and breached 80 psychological level. With 78.04 support intact, there is no confirmation of reversal yet. But still, even in case of another rise to above 84.43, we'll continue to focus on reversal signal inside resistance zone of 82.97/87.15. On the downside, break of 78.04 support will indicate that rise from 70.76 is over and deeper decline should be seen to retest this support level first.

In the bigger picture, after all, we're still favoring the case that medium term rally from 33.2 is already completed at 87.15. Recovery from 64.23 is treated as a correction and should be near to completion, if not finished. Even in case of another rise, strong resistance should be seen as crude oil enters into resistance zone of 82.97/87.15 and bring reversal. We're still expecting another fall to 60 psychological level (50% retracement of 33.2 to 87.15 at 60.18). However, decisive break of 87.15 will put focus on long term fibo level at 50% retracement of 147.27 to 33.2 at 90.24.

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Crude Oil Weekly Technical Outlook

Crude oil dropped to as low as 80.06 last week before forming a temporary low there and turned sideway. Initial bias remains neutral this week and some consolidations would be seen first. However, note that another fall remains in favor as long as 84.52 minor resistance holds. Below 80.06 will target 61.8% retracement of 70.76 to 88.63 at 77.59 and below. Though, above 84.52 will flip intraday bias back to the upside for retesting 88.63 high.

In the bigger picture, the steeper than expected fall from 88.63 is mixing up the outlook and argue that rise from 64.23 is possibly finished with three waves up to 88.63. In other words, it could be the second wave of consolidation from 87.17 and the third wave might have just started. We'll now slightly favor more decline as long as 88.63 resistance holds. Nevertheless, medium term rise from 33.2 is treated as the second wave of the consolidation pattern that started at 147.27. As long as 64.23 support holds, medium term rise from 33.2 is still in favor to extend to 50% retracement of 147.27 to 33.2 at 90.24 and possibly higher before completion.

In the long term picture, rebound from 33.2 is not finished yet. But overall view remains unchanged. Crude oil is in a long term consolidation pattern from 147.27, with first wave completed at 33.2, second wave from there unfolding. Current development suggests that a breach of 61.8% retracement at 103.70 is likely. But we'll then start to focus on reversal signal again above 103.70.

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Crude Oil Weekly Technical Outlook

Crude oil dropped to as low as 80.06 last week before forming a temporary low there and turned sideway. Initial bias remains neutral this week and some consolidations would be seen first. However, note that another fall remains in favor as long as 84.52 minor resistance holds. Below 80.06 will target 61.8% retracement of 70.76 to 88.63 at 77.59 and below. Though, above 84.52 will flip intraday bias back to the upside for retesting 88.63 high.

In the bigger picture, the steeper than expected fall from 88.63 is mixing up the outlook and argue that rise from 64.23 is possibly finished with three waves up to 88.63. In other words, it could be the second wave of consolidation from 87.17 and the third wave might have just started. We'll now slightly favor more decline as long as 88.63 resistance holds. Nevertheless, medium term rise from 33.2 is treated as the second wave of the consolidation pattern that started at 147.27. As long as 64.23 support holds, medium term rise from 33.2 is still in favor to extend to 50% retracement of 147.27 to 33.2 at 90.24 and possibly higher before completion.

In the long term picture, rebound from 33.2 is not finished yet. But overall view remains unchanged. Crude oil is in a long term consolidation pattern from 147.27, with first wave completed at 33.2, second wave from there unfolding. Current development suggests that a breach of 61.8% retracement at 103.70 is likely. But we'll then start to focus on reversal signal again above 103.70.

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Commodities Rebound Strongly on Irish Bailout. Outlook Mixed

ONG Focus | Insights | Written by Oil N' Gold | Thu Nov 18 10 07:50 ET

Commodities rebounded strongly in European session as dollar's retreat raised demand for risky assets. Currently trading at 81.8, the front-month contract for WTI crude oil price rose for the first time in 5 days. Price had surged to 88.63 on November 11 before slumping to 1-month low of 80.6 yesterday. Similarly, gold also jumped to as high as 1358.2 after being pressured over the past 4 days.

Irish central bank Governor Patrick Honohan said the country will 'absolutely' ask for bailout from EU/IMF. The loan will be as 'substantial' as 'tens of billions' of euro as 'the purpose of the amount to be advanced, or to be made available, is to show Ireland has sufficient firepower to deal with any concerns of the market'. The euro as well as other currencies rebounded against the dollar after the news amid expectations the bailout may avoid contagion to other peripherals. Meanwhile, Spain sold 2.59B euro of 10-year bonds and 1.07B euro of 30-year bonds, both at low yields than similar traded securities. Investors turned more confident as Ireland will likely seek financial assistance.
While the bailout may lift optimism in the near-term, whether the debt crisis in the Eruozone is solved remains uncertain. Look at Greece. The country finds it difficult to achieve its target on deficit reduction after tapping funds from EU/IMF earlier this year. Austrian Finance Minister Josef Proell threatened that he might withhold his country's share of the rescue package because Greece's failure to achieve its goals. Indeed, after Ireland is bailed out, market's focus will turn to Portugal and Spain. Ongoing sovereign woes in the Eurozone should threaten market confidence.

Fed's QE2 has recently driven heated debate. While it has received lots of criticism from economists and finance officials, the OECD said today that the central bank should 'continue to support growth, as inflation remains well contained and the economy continues to run well below capacity'. In addition to keeping policy interest rates broadly unchanged in 2011, the Fed could also 'reaffirm its commitment to price stability by adopting an explicit medium-term inflation target. If growth turns out to be significantly weaker than projected, action to lower real long-term rates via further quantitative easing would be justified, notwithstanding uncertainties associated with the use of such unconventional policy tools'.

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Friday, November 26, 2010

Gold Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Fri Nov 26 10 07:42 ET

With 4 hours MACD crossed below signal line, Gold's recovery from 1329 should have completed at 1382.9 already. Intraday bias is now cautiously on the downside for 1315.8/1329 support zone. Decisive break there will complete a head and shoulder top reversal pattern and should turn outlook bearish for deeper fall. On the other hand, strong rebound from 1315.8/1329 will indicate that gold is merely in sideway consolidation and another would still be seen before topping.

In the bigger picture, rise from 1155.6 is treated as the fifth wave of the five wave sequence from 1044.5, which should also be fifth wave of the rally from 681 (2008 low). Such rally might still continue towards 161.8% projection of 931.3 to 1227.5 from 1044.5 at 1449.6 before completion. Though, we're aware of long term projection target of 100% projection of 253 to 1033.9 from 681 at 1462 and we'd anticipate strong resistance from there to bring medium term correction finally. On the downside, however, break of 1315.8 support will be an early alert of medium term reversal and will turn focus back to 1155.6 support for confirmation.

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Crude Oil Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Fri Nov 26 10 07:41 ET

Crude oil jumped to as high as 84.53 but was limited by mentioned 85.42 resistance and weakens again. With 4 hours MACD crossed below signal line, intraday bias is turned neutral. As noted before, decline from 88.63 is still in favor to continue with 84.52 resistance intact. Break of 80.06 will target 61.8% retracement of 70.76 to 88.63 at 77.59 and below. Though, above 84.53 will now flip intraday bias back to the upside for retesting 88.63 high.

In the bigger picture, the steeper than expected fall from 88.63 is mixing up the outlook and argue that rise from 64.23 is possibly finished with three waves up to 88.63. In other words, it could be the second wave of consolidation from 87.17 and the third wave might have just started. We'll now slightly favor more decline as long as 88.63 resistance holds. Nevertheless, medium term rise from 33.2 is treated as the second wave of the consolidation pattern that started at 147.27. As long as 64.23 support holds, medium term rise from 33.2 is still in favor to extend to 50% retracement of 147.27 to 33.2 at 90.24 and possibly higher before completion.

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Crude Oil Weekly Technical Outlook

Crude oil continued to engage in choppy sideway trading last week and spiraled lower. But after all, downside is still contained above 78.04 resistance and there is no confirmation of reversal yet. Recent rally might still extend one more time. But after all, even in case of another rise, we'll continue to focus on reversal signal inside resistance zone of 82.97/87.15. On the downside, break of 78.04 support will indicate that rise from 70.76 is over and deeper decline should be seen to retest this support level first.

In the bigger picture, after all, we're still favoring the case that medium term rally from 33.2 is already completed at 87.15. Recovery from 64.23 is treated as a correction and should be near to completion, if not finished. Even in case of another rise, strong resistance should be seen as crude oil enters into resistance zone of 82.97/87.15 and bring reversal. We're still expecting another fall to 60 psychological level (50% retracement of 33.2 to 87.15 at 60.18). However, decisive break of 87.15 will put focus on long term fibo level at 50% retracement of 147.27 to 33.2 at 90.24.

In the long term picture, current development suggests that rebound from 33.2 is finished at 87.15, inside 76.77/90.24 fibo resistance zone as expected. Price actions from 147.27 are treated as consolidation in the larger up trend and with 90.24 fibo resistance intact, a test of 33.2 eventually is in favor. Though, decisive break of 90.24 will argue that crude oil will bring stronger rally to above 100 psychological level as a relatively powerful second wave of the consolidation continues.

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Gold Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Fri Nov 26 10 07:42 ET

With 4 hours MACD crossed below signal line, Gold's recovery from 1329 should have completed at 1382.9 already. Intraday bias is now cautiously on the downside for 1315.8/1329 support zone. Decisive break there will complete a head and shoulder top reversal pattern and should turn outlook bearish for deeper fall. On the other hand, strong rebound from 1315.8/1329 will indicate that gold is merely in sideway consolidation and another would still be seen before topping.

In the bigger picture, rise from 1155.6 is treated as the fifth wave of the five wave sequence from 1044.5, which should also be fifth wave of the rally from 681 (2008 low). Such rally might still continue towards 161.8% projection of 931.3 to 1227.5 from 1044.5 at 1449.6 before completion. Though, we're aware of long term projection target of 100% projection of 253 to 1033.9 from 681 at 1462 and we'd anticipate strong resistance from there to bring medium term correction finally. On the downside, however, break of 1315.8 support will be an early alert of medium term reversal and will turn focus back to 1155.6 support for confirmation.

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Natural Gas Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Fri Nov 26 10 07:40 ET

Natural gas' rally resumes after brief consolidation and reaches as high as 4.411 so far today. Intraday bias remains on the upside for further rally. Current rise from 3.255 should now be targeting next key resistance at 5.194. On the downside, below 4.115 minor support will turn intraday bias neutral again. But after all, we'd still favor another rise as long as 3.71 support holds, even in case of deep retreat.

In the bigger picture, break of the falling trend line from 6.108 add some credence to the case that decline from there is completed with three waves down to 3.22 already. That is, it's merely a correction to rebound from 2.409. Further rise should be seen to 5.194 resistance for confirmation and break will target another high above 6.108 in medium term.

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Natural Gas Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Thu Oct 21 10 07:11 ET

Intraday bias in natural gas remains neutral for the moment and more consolidations could be seen above 3.395 temporary low. Though, outlook remains bearish as long as 3.777 resistance holds and fall from 4.144 is still expected to continue. Below 3.395 will target 61.8% projection of 5.007 to 3.61 from 4.144 at 3.281 next. On the upside, however, above 3.777 will argue that fall from 4.144 is over and bring stronger rebound towards this resistance.

In the bigger picture, whole decline from 6.108 is still in progress and further fall should be seen to 100% projection of 6.108 to 3.81 from 5.194 at 2.896 next. More importantly, recent development revived the case that medium term rebound from 2.409 is completed at 6.108 already. Also, fall from 6.108 might indeed be resuming the long term down trend for a new low below 2.409. We'll pay attention to the structure of the current decline for more hints. On the upside, break of 4.144 resistance will be the first signal of reversal. Further break of 5.007/194 resistance zone will in turn argue that fall from 6.108 has finished.

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Natural Gas Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Fri Nov 26 10 07:40 ET

Natural gas' rally resumes after brief consolidation and reaches as high as 4.411 so far today. Intraday bias remains on the upside for further rally. Current rise from 3.255 should now be targeting next key resistance at 5.194. On the downside, below 4.115 minor support will turn intraday bias neutral again. But after all, we'd still favor another rise as long as 3.71 support holds, even in case of deep retreat.

In the bigger picture, break of the falling trend line from 6.108 add some credence to the case that decline from there is completed with three waves down to 3.22 already. That is, it's merely a correction to rebound from 2.409. Further rise should be seen to 5.194 resistance for confirmation and break will target another high above 6.108 in medium term.

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Thursday, November 25, 2010

Gold Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Wed Nov 24 10 07:09 ET

Gold's choppy recovery is still in progress and intraday bias is cautiously on the upside for further rise. However, note that break of 1424.3 is needed to confirm up trend resumption. Otherwise, we'd expect another fall to continue consolidations. On the downside, below 1347.9 minor support will flip intraday bias back to the downside. While it's a bit early, we'd like to point out that decisive break of 1315.8 will complete a head and shoulder top reversal pattern and should bring much deeper fall.

In the bigger picture, rise from 1155.6 is treated as the fifth wave of the five wave sequence from 1044.5, which should also be fifth wave of the rally from 681 (2008 low). Such rally is still expected to continue towards 161.8% projection of 931.3 to 1227.5 from 1044.5 at 1449.6 before completion. Though, we're aware of long term projection target of 100% projection of 253 to 1033.9 from 681 at 1462 and we'd anticipate strong resistance from there to bring medium term correction finally. On the downside, however, break of 1315.8 support will be an early alert of medium term reversal and will turn focus back to 1155.6 support for confirmation.

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Crude Oil Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Wed Nov 24 10 07:07 ET

Crude oil is still staying in sideway trading in tight range for the moment and intraday bias remains neutral. Decline from 88.63 is still in favor to continue with 84.52 resistance intact. Break of 80.06 will target 61.8% retracement of 70.76 to 88.63 at 77.59 and below. Though, above 84.52 will flip intraday bias back to the upside for retesting 88.63 high.

In the bigger picture, the steeper than expected fall from 88.63 is mixing up the outlook and argue that rise from 64.23 is possibly finished with three waves up to 88.63. In other words, it could be the second wave of consolidation from 87.17 and the third wave might have just started. We'll now slightly favor more decline as long as 88.63 resistance holds. Nevertheless, medium term rise from 33.2 is treated as the second wave of the consolidation pattern that started at 147.27. As long as 64.23 support holds, medium term rise from 33.2 is still in favor to extend to 50% retracement of 147.27 to 33.2 at 90.24 and possibly higher before completion.

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Natural Gas Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Wed Nov 24 10 07:07 ET

Natural gas is losing some upside momentum but intraday bias remains mildly on the upside with 4.058 minor support intact. Current rise is still expected to continue towards falling trend line resistance (now at 4.4 level). On the downside, below 4.058 minor support will turn intraday bias neutral again. But after all, we'd still favor another rise as long as 3.71 support holds, even in case of deep retreat.

In the bigger picture, current development raises the possibility that fall from 6.108 has indeed finished with three waves down to 3.255. That is, it's merely a correction to rebound from 2.409. There is no confirmation of reversal yet and key focus will be on mentioned trend line resistance from 6.108, now at around 4.4 level. Sustained break there will likely pave the way the another high above 6.108 in medium term. Though, a break below 3.255 will turn focus back to 2.409 low instead.

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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Silver Daily Technical Outlook

ONG Focus | Technical | Written by Oil N' Gold | Wed Nov 24 10 07:08 ET

Intraday bias in silver remains neutral for the moment. But still, we're slightly favoring the case that pull back from 29.34 is finished at 24.98 already. Rebound from there should resume sooner or later to retest 29.34 high. However, decisive break of 24.907 will argue that whole rise form 17.735 is finished and will bring deeper fall to 55 days EMA (now at 24.05) instead.

In the bigger picture, silver's up trend is still intact. Current rally from 8.4 is treated as resumption of the whole rise from 2001 low of 4.01. On resumption, silver should target next projection level of 261.8% projection of 14.65 to 19.845 from 17.735 at 31.34. On the downside, break of 20 psychological level is needed to signal medium term reversal. Otherwise, outlook will remain bullish.

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