Gold may consolidate here and move higher or
pull back on profit taking.
Yesterday's and last night's sell off was pure
manipulation of the market. There was NOTHING
that I could see that would have cause that type of
a sell off due to 'normal' circumstances. I'm sure
Dan Norcini will have some interesting things to
say about it this afternoon. As you can see by the
green lines, I'm in a bad trade right now that I
want to get out of with little or no loss. I will
probably wind up with a profit if gold spikes
beyond my entry point. I just have to decide if
I want to get out in profit before gold pulls back
enough to buy back in for the next move higher.
