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By: Chaize Thomas, Dani 2989


-- Posted Monday, 25 October 2004 | Digg This ArticleDigg It!

 

The gold, the euro and the petroleum are all three in points pivots. The passage of these resistances would augur of very sharp increases in the next months. I have already approached these various points on the other analyses, but it is always interesting to put these subjects in parallels.

 

 

I. THE GOLD.

 

 

As I have already explained it in the previous analysis, the passage of the resistance in the zone $420-430 gives then a $600 objective, even if there is an intermediate resistance in the zone of $500.

 

 

II. THE EURO.

 

A previous analysis looked as objective 1.5; today the following objectives can be envisaged if the resistances are crossed. If the euro crosses these three resistances in the zone included between 1.30-1.38, the objectives from 1.78 to 1.94 are possible.

 

 

 

 

III. THE PETROLEUM.

 

The situation of the oil is different because it has already broken its important resistance in $40.

Having given an objective to $48 (in 2003) and $60 (in 2004), at first I believe that the $71 objective is completely possible.

 

 

 

 

Three elements follow the same dynamics connected in the short run to the fate of the US dollar. But be careful, it is not the only element of the equation. The euro rises because of the poor health of the dollar and not for its intrinsic qualities. The euro rises for lack of competitor to replace the declining dollar.

As regards the gold and the oil, it is different because the decline of the dollar is only a reason furthermore so that the prices rise. The gold and the oil are in a very bullish structural situation and it is not the punctual crises which are the mainspring of their increases. In every new record of the oil price or the gold, we explain it by cyclical reasons (war, speculation, central bank…) while the causes are structural (peak of production, lower investigation, general increase of the consumption).

The euro begins a temporary increase, but the gold and the oil are only at the very beginning of a very long bullish journey.

Chaize Thomas

dani2989@voila.fr


-- Posted Monday, 25 October 2004 | Digg This Article



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