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Are Gold Bulls In Trouble? Watch This Ratio

Published 10/01/2021, 10:15 AM

Gold-U.S. Dollar Ratio Monthly Chart.

The precious metals arena has reached important junctures for both silver and gold. Yesterday, we highlighted an important test of support for silver.

Today, we look at a monthly chart of the Gold-U.S. Dollar Ratio and highlight a similar test of support.

As you can see, this important ratio for precious metals bulls looks to have double topped at (1). As well, a monthly bearish reversal pattern took place at those highs last June at (2).

2013 Deja Vu For Gold-U.S.-Dollar Ratio?

After the bearish reversal, the gold-U.S.-dollar ratio made a low early this year and headed higher. But it failed to make new highs (creating a lower high) and headed lower once more.

Now, the ratio is testing important support at this year’s low, marked by (3)… this is also the same support area that gave way back in 2013 leading to a plunge in the price of gold.

Gold looks to be hanging by a thread at (3). If support breaks, look out.

Latest comments

totally agree
hi
Divergence of liquidity makes a stronger bull case than trying to sell through support which we are barely above, the R/R ratio is horrible for a short. If you want a short, at least wait for the break under and hit the retest. Either way bulls are closer
This amounts to a bunch of garbage string together into words.
maybe a double bottom
usd started the week under 93.5 and ended the week 94+. gold started week 1752 and ended week 1761. already tested. rates stabilize this week and usd need to prove it's 93.5. Fact check me, last year usd was at 93.5 and gold was in the 1900s. we melt up from here without testing last year's low of 1680.
like a week to late for this article - gold low this week was 1720s and closed it's first week in three up at 1760.
Who even buys gold anymore?
just extremely smart people unlike you. but don't worry! you are right up there with the 99% of people
you must be in your 80s. No one thats relevant buys gold anymore
Chris, thanks for your funny articles. It would be true if we were in 1980, but we are not!
good
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