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Opened (Margin): GLD May 19th 185/Sept 15th 210 LPD*... for a 19.98 debit. Comments: Taking a bearish assumption directional shot in GLD here on strength. Buying the back month -90 delta put and selling the front month +30 to emulate the delta metrics of a covered put (i.e., short a one lot of stock + short a put). Cost basis of 19.98 with a 190.02 break even on a 25 wide. 5.02 ( SGX:502 ) max profit, assuming a finish sub-185, 25.1% ROC at max; 12.6% at 50% max. Will generally look to roll out the short put at 50% max to the shortest duration 30 delta strike that is at or below my break even. With the back month out in September, I have quite a few opportunities to reduce cost basis if the setup doesn't work out immediately. * -- Long Put Diagonal.
AMEX:GLDShort
by NaughtyPines
Bearish PlayPrice is below the VWAP and crossing below the pre-market low. The 30m chart is hooking down, and price is a 1/4-point below the opening signal. The moving averages suggest price is bearish on the shorter timeframes of 5m, 15m, and 1H charts while about to cross below the 8-ema average on the Daily chart. If it breaks below the Low of the Day at 183.56 making a new Daily Low, and then continues to trickles below the Daily 8-ema it's a very good sign. This is a more aggressive play, so the plan is to get in early with a smaller than normal position size an build it if price moves in our favor, or cut it otherwise. Additionally, there is an inverted cup & handle pattern 15m chart and a possible Head & Shoulders pattern that is forming which would make more bearish.
AMEX:GLDShort
by xode
Recent history of GLD short trades using flat MA methodSo I am going to try to share the template for this analysis so community can see what I am seeing. But here anyway is the indicator set if creating manually. Use the moving average of highs for the 3,6,9,12,15 day moving average of highs on the GLD chart. Look at the last 6 months or so. The MA is flat on these dates and would per the method indicate a short trade with price penetrating from above at each of those dates being: Dec 14, Jan 26, Feb 2, Mar 6. Maybe I will try to post chart separately. I will do the same with long side trades and some other markets. Any and all feedback is welcome.
AMEX:GLD
by MAgicTrx
$GLD $GOLD - Gold- my take but BEWAREMonthly chart on gold. BEWARE - Gold got suckered into in March of 2008. Here is a timeline: GLD - started Nov 2004 at $44.43 Broke out 09/2005 and topped out at $77.26 in May 2006 Consolidated until Sept 2007 with new 52 week high of 73.8. Continued consolidating upwards until it topped out at 100.44 in March 2008 (Bear Sterns sold to JPM for $2/sh) Consolidated until failed breakout rally in July 2008 before it dropped to $66 in Oct 2008 (when rest of banks collapsed) Rally then started a couple months later in December 2008 with 2-1-2 bullish reversal on monthly chart. Reversal continued until Sept 2011 when it topped out at $185.85. It bottomed in Dec 2015 at $100.23. 5 worst words of investing "this time it is different" What this is and always will be, is opportunity. Better than oil and other commodities look for sure. I am jumping on this train. This will be volatile, and I do not expect to buy all at once. My buy targets (not exact and I buy to the penny so do not use this) and stop is 1st buy - (Now) - around $180. 2nd $175 3rd $171 4th $161 - load up $158 stop If done properly, the most risk I have is around 7.65% to the downside with $205, $235, $250, and $300 as my long term price targets. $250 is the ultimate goal. This is for informational purposes only. This is not advice for anyone to use to buy or sell. These are my numbers and I did not provide all details. Just enough to sincerely help anyone who needs it.
AMEX:GLDLong
by UnknownUnicorn16739272
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How to Use Lunar Time CyclesOcassionally Full or New Moons can signal a market turn, usually within plus or minus two trading days of the Full/New Moon. Momentum oscillators can help determine which lunar signals could be effective. On 08/18/20 GLD made a secondary peak after a very overbought primary top. The bearish line crossovers on MACD, RSI, and Stochastic along with the New Moon implied an important top could be in the making. On 08/18/20 - RSI and Stochastic reached the oversold zone. This combinded with the Full Moon sugested a bottom for GLD. On 03/30/21 - MACD and RSI had bullish divergences. Stochastic had reached the oversold zone. With the Full Moon this implied a GLD bottom. Most markets can have Lunar signals. Watch the momentum oscillators and watch the Moon. Mark
AMEX:GLDEducation
by markrivest
GLD daily is an overextended, imminent drop from this levelGOLD is overextended to the up and at the same time is in a very sharp rising wedge which if broken is very bearish for price. GLD is rising on facts that central banks are buying Gold like never before, but as it usually happens retail traders will hold a bag again. Central banks bought Gold at a cheaper price and several months later are saying they bought so now we have a rally. RSI has overbought with extreme bearish divergences which will sooner than later cool down with a drop in price. MACD also has strong bearish divergences. Overall: GLD has more possibility to drop from this level than to continue this rise. It was rising on the falling dollar and the question of the day is when the dollar will rebound and continue up momentum. Nothing is going straight up or down. I could say it is like a rubber band, the more you stretch the more powerful break will be. It could go up to the upper trend line but a drop will be imminent and fast.
AMEX:GLDShort
by Consistent_Trades
GLD consolidating before the next drop Gold did drop hard from the rising wedge, a very powerful bearish tradeable pattern. Now it's found support and started with forming a possible bear pullback which if formed could bring GLD back to the BigRed which is around 166$. Because of that huge drop on huge volume, it is very hard to say this is a healthy correction, rather than a new leg down. Like it always is played in the market, buy the rumor and sell on the news. Central banks bought tons of gold last year and then this year news came out about how they are increasing their position in gold and small retail traders went in shopping like there is no gold left. And now are bag holders. Volume does confirm the price move to the down, very strong volume on the strong drop, very bearish. It is below 20 days MA but above 50 and 200 days MA which is kindy of neutral. RSI did cool down. MACD is in the red, but both MACD and signal line is still above zero line which could be bullish. After likely drop to BigRed GLD must find support and buyers otherwise this will be high for a longer period of time. The dollar movement will defiantly help metals in their path, and one of the strongest movers will e CPI next week and FED next meeting. GLD could even close the gap, but a further drop is imminent. The best option for bears would be consolidating or rising on small volume and then reversal on strong volume after a bear pullback is formed.
AMEX:GLD
by Consistent_Trades
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