GOLD/S&P500 ratio showing that stocks continue to be dominantWe see a lot of debate on what will be a better investment this year, Gold or stocks. To approach this debate in a more effective way we took the XAUUSD:SPX ratio going back a century into the early 1900s. When the ratio rises Gold is outperforming the S&P500 (SPX), and vice versa when it declines.
A good indicator of a confirmed S&P500 (stocks) outperformance is when the 1M (monthly) MA50 (blue trend-line) crosses below the 1M MA100 (green trend-line), forming a Bearish Cross. Similarly Gold has a confirmed outperformance over stocks when the MA50 crosses above the MA100 (Bullish Cross).
Right now stocks have been outperforming since September 2011 and even though the MA50 and MA100 have converged the most since their Bearish Cross, we don't have a confirmation yet that this will change.
For now stocks remain the better investment.
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SPX/ GOLD Ratio Suggests Rally in Gold in Q1The SPX/ Gold ratio is looking like the rally in equities may be hitting it's head on some resistance.
The price action is driving closer towards the overhead trendline of the descending triangle pattern, this will be an interesting level to watch, as a rejection at these levels would suggest an easing in equities and a relative gain in gold.
It is my personal belief that a easing in equities would be relatively short lived, barring any abnormally negative news, as the markets are clearly in "liquidity driven mode."
In any case, it is worthwhile watching both gold and equities, as this ratio is suggesting that we may be about to see a Q1 selloff, accompanied by a Q1 rally in gold.