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- KADC replied May 14, 2020
Though I'm not ready to entirely give up my C-19 staycation, the gold:silver ratio coming down is one of the things that has renewed my interest in adding to my long positions before delivery expirations (presumably) create more wild arbitrage ...
- KADC replied May 14, 2020
The 8-hour gold chart shows a bullish break of the pennant formation coinciding with a retest of the bullish RSI trend-line resistance break. Technically a daily closing above the pennant break (~$1,719 Spot Price) will confirm the pattern but as ...
- KADC replied Mar 29, 2020
Here's an article that explains the recent and nearly unprecedented deviation between spot and COMEX gold prices. url The short version is paper gold (futures) issuers were forced to pay a premium to get those wanting physical gold delivery to ...
- KADC replied Mar 26, 2020
I was a bit stumped about what to do when COMEX prices were a solid $45 more than spot. I had a COMEX contract approaching expiration that I needed to unload but there was no way to know whether spot would move up to COMEX or COMEX fall to spot or ...
- KADC replied Mar 25, 2020
It doesn't look any better on an hourly chart. A little more than a day ago it became obvious that LBMA (London Bullion Market Association comprised of BNP Paribas, Citibank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, ICBC Standard, JP Morgan Chase, Merrill Lynch, Morgan ...
- KADC replied Mar 18, 2020
That's a really bad spread, like what you'd get on a one-year-out future contract. Is that what you typical have to deal with? I had a problem with my brokerage ignoring stops (only stops) for August gold. April and June stops triggered within a ...
- KADC replied Mar 18, 2020
Margin requirements on my COMEX gold futures have been increased yet again, but I cannot determine if this is on the part of CME (nothing on their site) or my brokerage (likewise nothing on their site other than the message regarding smaller margins ...
- KADC replied Mar 17, 2020
CME increased COMEX gold and silver future margin requirements again by another 15%. No statement has been released (that I'm aware of) to explain why this latest increase was necessary. The margin requirement is now approximately double the highest ...
- KADC replied Mar 16, 2020
With the new zero reserve requirements during a crash which is reasonably leading into a serious recession, U.S. banks are divesting themselves of their most illiquid assets which includes *(theoretical) physical gold and silver which they may or ...
- KADC replied Mar 13, 2020
I'd attribute today's selloff in gold and silver as the investor class having swapped out metals to take advantage of the expected immediate short-term stock gains due to the rate cuts, increased REPO, and helicopter money being thrown around and/or ...
- KADC replied Mar 13, 2020
Three reasons: The first I already posted: CME doubled the margin requirements for gold and silver futures in the past two weeks which represents, by far, the largest proportion of how gold and silver are traded. Anyone holding gold or silver ...
- KADC replied Mar 12, 2020
Without warning (that I'm aware of), CME has increased the margin requirements for COMEX gold and silver futures after the North American market close, again, which makes the third time in a week which I believe is unprecedented even when gold and ...
- KADC replied Aug 8, 2016
That's why I prefaced my response the way I did and didn't offer any entry or exit suggestions for that reply, just generalities on comparative strengths and weaknesses. To clarify pips, I used the same 5 decimal places (3 for Yen pairs) Forex ...
- KADC replied Aug 8, 2016
I trade monthly charts with 10,000 pip+ targets in currencies now. A 2,000 pip knee-jerk reaction to surprise economic data, a not altogether uncommon occurrence, isn't something I concern myself with anymore, other than to add to my positions. The ...
- KADC replied Aug 6, 2016
Bearing in mind I mostly deal in long-term trades, so if you day trade or scalp, or if a trade taking a 2,000 pip ride in the wrong direction would seriously mess you up, I'm not sure how useful my opinion will be. That said, if you don't mind me ...
- KADC replied Aug 5, 2016
I don't care to post often anymore, but people have been asking for my advice so I thought I'd share this observation. Summer is not, historically, a good period for buying gold, but summer doesn't usually start off with a Brexit vote followed by ...
- KADC replied Oct 19, 2015
Roughly 30,000 new gold contracts, representing a third of the physical Comex storage (with no new physical supply to back it up) have been printed in this latest rise. If this continues, upward moves will tend to be pinched short as demand can be ...
- KADC replied Oct 19, 2015
The only time anyone ever went to jail is from manipulating the price of silver up, so I dare say you're well off the mark there. I'm sure Dimon plans to repeat that same strategy (minus the jail time) with his massive physical buying. However, now ...
- KADC replied Sep 4, 2015
Yes, the metals alone are magically immune to the manipulation all other financial vehicles are publicly known to be subject to. Lending rates, currencies, stocks, oil prices, all subject to manipulation, but not the metals, no. When 100,000 ounces ...
- KADC replied Jul 22, 2015
Indeed. It was 22 tonnes followed by another 57 tonnes, which is 2% of global production sold within a few minutes [from Hantec Markets]. Bearish sentiment is nearly universal at this point, nearly like it was universally bullish at $1,900, and ...