Gold’s Thanksgiving Crash and Friday Recovery

Along with the quick global market decline that occurred while the US was celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday, gold fell $60 in a span of about four hours, highlighting the potential risk of an overbought, overextended market. As of Friday morning, gold has regained most of those gains, but the sudden volatility was not a fun experience for most participants. Let’s see it on the overnight charts.

An Inside Look at the Thanksgiving Market Decline

If you didn’t check the US futures on Thanksgiving (what good trader wouldn’t do that?!), then you missed some sharp downside action, spurred by global shockwaves from Dubai’s proposal to postpone debt payments. Global Markets were open while the US Market was closed, and many of these overseas markets fell sharply on the US’s Thanksgiving holiday.

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Interesting Convergence to Watch at 10,500 on Dow Jones

There’s an interesting convergence of two ‘advanced’ technical trading methods that show potential overhead resistance – or upcoming technical breakthrough – at the 10,500 on the Dow Jones Index – the upper trendline from an Andrew’s Pitchfork and the 100% Fibonacci Price Projection. Let’s see them both.

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Free eBook on Using Fibonacci to Spot Turning Points

From now until November 30th, Elliott Wave International is offering part 1 (a 42 page PDF document) of their “How You Can Identify Turning Points Using Fibonacci” e-book. Chapters in the eBook include the following: Ch 1:  The Golden Ratio and the Golden Spiral Ch 2:  Fibonacci Ratios and Multiples Ch 3:  Amplitude Relationships Ch…