Золото

дядя Марк тогда ещё всем говорил: только золото!!!

ну вот и агрессивный стоп на 1120 )

очень вовремя заметочка вышла :))
чисто по-технике смотрится скорее 1090, чем 1060.

Более долгосрочно (через месяц примерно) голда будет 970.
имхо

Голда и серебришко ну очень понравились))

будем брать по 1000!!!

кому там еще з лота не хватило?..)) ид те — собирайте свои чушки ..))

Gold futures fell sharply Wednesday as speculators were exiting positions in which they previously bought, with the decline accelerating on sell stops, which are preplaced orders triggered when certain chart points are hit.

Several observers said there appeared to be no single news event, or smoking gun, that shot down the market. Some of the negative influences mentioned included a reversal in outside markets, gold continuing to react to Tuesday comments from a Chinese official, plus higher Treasury yields.

But while equities, crude oil and the euro gave back earlier gains, which tends to hurt gold, the move in the yellow metal appeared «excessive» compared to the other outside markets, said the head of one precious-metals trading desk.

«A lot of this is technical in nature,» said Dave Meger, director of metals trading at Vision Financial Markets. He cited the inability of an initial uptick to hold above gold's prior-day's high.

«Then once it started falling back, there was a significant amount of stop-loss selling going on in the market,» he said.

Lightly traded but nearby March gold fell $14.20, or 1.27%, to settle at $1,107.80 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Most-active April lost $14.20, or 1.27%, to $1,108.10.

Most-active May silver followed gold, losing 32 cents, or 1.85%, to $17.018.

The head of a precious-metals desk said gold started to sag as equities and crude oil fell back from earlier highs and the euro eased from its strongest levels. In gold's case, the downdraft gained momentum as stops were triggered, he said.

As the Comex gold pit closed, April crude oil was roughly steady although well down from its $83.03-per-barrel session high. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was also steady after earlier trading up by roughly 37 points. The March dollar index was down 0.090 point to 80.515 but up from a 80.315 low.

Much of the selling in gold, said several traders, came from participants moving out of positions in which they had bought gold. One said there may have been some movement out of commodities by a hedge fund.

April gold hit a low of $1,103.10 an ounce that was its weakest level since Feb. 25.

The contract broke down below the 20-day moving average, which is around $1,113.70. It also fell below the 50-day average of $1,111, said Charles Nedoss, senior market strategist with Olympus Futures.

«There was some technical selling,» he said.

Several analysts said gold traders still might have been thinking about remarks Tuesday from China's chief foreign-exchange regulator, who said China's future purchases would be limited by factors such as the relatively small size of the gold market and price impact of such an action. Jon Nadler, senior metals analyst with Kitco Metals, said the Chinese news «may still be reverberating in the trading pits.»

Others, however, dismissed the Chinese remarks as an attempt to talk down gold so the country could buy at lower levels.

Meanwhile, Nadler suggested, strong Chinese import data--which at first glance would appear positive for commodities--may have dented sentiment some if traders worry that this might help prompt interest-rate hikes in the country to temper the country's strong economy.

Bill O'Neill, one of the principals with LOGIC Advisors, reported that some profit-taking selling has come from funds.

Meanwhile, April platinum settled down $6.70, or 0.42%, to $1,590.20 an ounce. June palladium fell $4.65, or 0.99%, to $464.65.

A trader said some investors were also exiting from these metals as gold fell. «It just chewed up short-term participants,» he said.

On a percentage basis, however, platinum fell the least of the precious metals.

«I believe that's the sector leader continues to be platinum,» Meger said. «It seems to be holding better than some of the other metals.»

Platinum has been helped by hopes for an economic recovery and a recovery in the auto sector, he said. The main industrial use for platinum and palladium is for catalytic converters in motor vehicles.