Gold Is Coiling and Possibly Moving Higher Soon
Barry Dawes of Martin Place Securities notes that gold is coiling in this slow June period, possibly moving higher soon. Tax loss selling might be a seasonal buying opportunity. S&P 500 exceeds 4300. Bond rally to resume with rising US$. Euro Yen is looking weak again. Silver is looking very strong
Very strong market setups. It is very unusual to see such strong setups across so many markets. Currencies, equities, bonds, gold, silver, and oil are setting up for strong moves into July and for the next year at least.
The key is a rallying U.S. bond market and equities about to really surge and a rising US$. The other major currencies and their bond markets look woeful. Gold will be running, and silver should really surge.
Take advantage of June tax loss selling and pick up bargains of a decade.
Key Points
GoldAnother four weeks of sidewise but very constructive price action for US$ goldBut gold in Yen, Euros, and Sterling looking very strongSeasonally slow in May-June but stronger into July and beyondNew US$ highs coming soonSilver about to finally break out higherNth Am Gold stocks starting a Wave 3Have completed C Wave for 2Nice uptrend formedXAU still heading for 165ASX Gold Stock Index XGD starting a Wave 3Wave 2 pullback completeTax loss selling for 30 June likely to provide bargains over next two weeksBounced off major technical support hereAugust 2020 downtrend supportOct 2022 uptrend testHorizontal support around 6700ASX Gold developers look outstandingCYLNVAAUCAUTBC8KZRSNGSXGUS$ - heading higherSupporting on downtrendRally to 105 soonEuro, Yen, Sterling and Swiss Franc, etc. still look awfulBond yields in Japan and Germany likely to surgeU.S. bonds setting up for a strong rallyU.S. equitiesS&P 500 exceeded 43004600 coming and much moreDOW 30 about to surgeOil bottomingMarket in deficit in Dec Half 2023Energy supply cliff aheadBitcoin still looking sickHeed the markets, not the commentators.
Gold
It has been moving sideways now for over four weeks and, in doing so, has followed a very constructive technical pattern. Intraday moves over the last few weeks have had that+/-US$30 range which would appear to be quite constructive overall.
Gold is still holding above major support, not far from US$2000.
As noted previously, gold is now in a seasonally slow period and has a good record of rallying in the December Half from May-June lows. What is very interesting has been the strength of gold in other currencies, reinforcing gold's internal strength.
But as has been pointed out, gold is technically ready for another sharp move higher.
A gold seasonality weekly chart has been generated here for 44 years since 1980, with another covering the 22 years of this century. And so far in 2023, gold is performing above the average.
The key point, of course, is that there is this period of seasonal weakness in May, June, and July end followed by a rising gold price until the end of the year. So often, attendees at the Diggers and Dealers in Kalgoorlie at the end of July have been welcomed by the start of the gold rally.
Gold has traded under this 6-week downtrend but has held above important medium-term support.
The new wedge that has been formed doesn't have much time left before a resolution.
The uptrend is intact, so let's see if seasonal influences push gold higher.
I am still impressed by the way gold has held above this long-term support level.
Silver
Setting up technically for a strong move
Gold Stocks
Gold stocks are still holding on to an 8-month uptrendWave 2 completedNow starting Wave 3Strong support around these levelsNext stop 165 on the XAU
Strong breakout and pullback here.
Supporting on May 2022 downtrendPicking up Oct 2022 uptrend
ASX Gold Index
Consolidating on good technical support:
Sept 2022 uptrendJuly 2020 downtrendHorizontal support at around 6700Tax loss selling should provide buying opportunities
The XGD is holding up nicely and has been rising faster than the AU$ gold price.
In contrast, the smaller stocks are still battling.
But the wedging pattern is showing a big change is coming.
The decline against the AU$ gold price will soon be over too.
And a massive relative outperformance is coming.
US$
The US$ is supporting a downtrend and probably wedging before rallying to 105. The major currencies have broken those 50-year uptrends, and the Swiss Franc fell back below this after its recent rally.
Big setups here and in their bond markets. Note that the AU$ is not following these other currencies.
A strong currency usually has a strong bond market.
These graphics still suggest a strong rally and a decline in yields.
TLT seems to be setting up very nicely.
And while looking at the US$ this is a different graphic showing the debt levels in the central banks.
The U.S. has only 31.9% of US GDPEurope has 56.3% of Eurozone GDPJapan has 128.7% of its GDP
The currencies reflect this, and their bond markets are about to see a lift in yields.
The Yen is a basket case.
And just a 0.42% yield on a 10-year bond.
UK yield is about to surge, and Sterling will decline.
The AU$ is different and is moving on another flight path.
US equities
U.S. equities have performed very well and have exceeded the 4300 level for the S&P 500.
The Dow has just broken 6-month downtrend it looks to be ready to surge.
Breakthrough 4300 achieved4600 will be nextDOW 30 about to surge higherShort covering driving
Oil
Looking to bottom here with deficits expected in the Dec Half
This market seems to be bottoming on good volume.
Bitcoin is still looking soft.
Timing is everything.
Heed the markets, not the commentators.
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