Gold to Buckaroo in the New Year - CNBC Chartist Analysis

CNBC chartist gives his opinion on where gold is going.I got the impression he was saying short term volatility to the downside and then a breakout. Gold has been buggering around doing not a lot for a while now. I think it'll do something decisive in the next month or two and I can't see a reason to sell it yet

He is as good as the average meteorologist, 50% chance of partly sunny on Monday then 50% chance of partly cloudy on Tuesday, followed by a 50% chance of rain on Wednesday.

Charts: Euro to Fall Toward $1.15

The euro is set to continue its recent declines against the dollar and will fall to between $1.18 and $1.15, Roelof van den Akker from ING Commercial Banking told CNBC Tuesday.

Charting Forex and Gold

Phil Roberts from Barclays Capital takes a technical look at the U.S. dollar versus the Canadian dollar, the U.S. dollar versus the yen and gold prices.

Charts: Stocks Looking Bullish for gold currencies emerging markets and equities

The emerging markets currencies and equities are performing extremely well , it is an extremely bullish scenario , in January we had bearish signals , all of those negated , regarding Gold the top at the moment is at 1135 the recent high as at 1145 if Gold breaks these two levels then it is game on for the resumption of a long term uptrend which will push gold back at its highs at around 1225 but realistically beyond that we are looking forward the 1300 and even further later this year

November 25, 2009 Mid-Day Metals Review

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Daily Gold market analysis using Ichimoku charts for June 10th 2009

Daily Gold market analysis using Ichimoku charts