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Commodities / Gold & Silver 2009 Jul 28, 2009 - 01:52 AM GMT

By: Frederic_Simons

Commodities

Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleThe week ended with gold and silver closing near or at their highs for the week, with silver slightly outperforming gold. 

The following charts illustrate the short term picture for both gold and silver:



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Gold and silver remain in their short term uptrends. Gold would have to trade below 942.9 to turn the short term chart bearish, while silver would have to trade below 13.463 to look bearish on a short term basis.

Taking into consideration however that the longer term trends are currently bullish, any bearish signal on the short term chart would of course mean nothing more than a consolidation process.



It would take gold to trade below 932.2 USD for 2 consecutive bars in order to turn the bigger term 240min chart bearish. For silver, it would take a pullback to below 13.19 USD to have a good reason to become bearish.

As long as these price levels are not touched, there is compelling reason to remain firmly bullish on precious metals, and to look for higher prices in the near future, as the line of least resistance is to the upside.


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