Gold and Stocks Rally, Overbought, Time For a Pullback
Stock-Markets / Financial Markets 2011 Apr 21, 2011 - 05:38 AM GMTBy: Chris_Vermeulen
 It has been a very interesting week thus  far. Monday kick started traders with a heart pounding equities sell off which sent  money into the US Dollar, precious metals and bonds as the safe havens of  choice.
It has been a very interesting week thus  far. Monday kick started traders with a heart pounding equities sell off which sent  money into the US Dollar, precious metals and bonds as the safe havens of  choice. 
A lot has happened this week on a technical  analysis basis which I can’t really show in a written report like this. But can  do so in detail within my video newsletter. There are just to many charts  required and layers of analysis to cover... But I can cover some of the points  and my thoughts using the charts below:
SPY 30 Minute Intraday Chart
This chart shows the volume traded at various price levels for the SP500 index. These high volume levels act as support or resistance depending if you are above or below them. On Wednesday we had large gap higher into a resistance level which the market could not break through. So I am expecting to see the market take a pause and fade back down to fill part or all of Wednesday’s gap window.
While most gaps tend to get filled. Gaps that occur right at the beginning of a new trend when momentum is strong. They generally do not fill all the way down to the bottom. I expect a couple days of sideways to lower price action. Buyers should step back in and send the market higher next week if this trend is to continue.

GDX  – Gold Miner Stocks – Daily Chart
  Gold stocks have been underperforming the  price of gold bullion for several months. This typically is not a strong sign  for physical gold prices. That being said I do feel the majority of investors  are seeking true safety and want to own real gold and not some highly leveraged  gold stock. This to me is more of a risk off trade for global investors and it  explains the performance.
From the recent price action shown on the GDX  chart I am expecting to see prices trade sideways or lower in the coming days.  A sideways move would actually be bullish and would signal a possible breakout  to upside. So that is what I am hoping will unfold in the coming days/weeks.

US  Dollar Daily Chart
  The dollar continues to get sold at a  tremendous rate and the Fed is devaluing the currency as quickly as they can  trying and save the world one dollar at a time…
The trend is strongly down but it’s  starting to near a point where we should start to keep a closer eye on it for  signs of a reversal to the upside. When the dollar makes a move higher and  starts a rally it will put downward pressure on stocks and commodities. We must  be prepared to move our protective stops ups and possibly take advantage of  falling prices in the near future. Until then remain long equities and  commodities.

Mid-Week  Trend Conclusion:
In short, it looks as though stocks and  commodities are in favor again. Monday’s panic sell off looks to have shaken  the masses out of the market and the big money players were buying up all the  shares they could. Members and myself are sitting nicely in our long positions  and this could be the start of something exciting.
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By Chris Vermeulen 
  
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