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Gold slips on Fed chief Ben Bernanke's outlook
February 25, 2009 - Article from: Dow Jones Newswires
GOLD tumbled in New York as it corrected from its recent sharp run-up on a day when the Federal Reserve chairman suggested better times may lie ahead for the economy.
Options expiration also played a role in the activity.
April gold fell $US25.50 to $US969.50 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. March silver lost US45.5 cents to $US13.995.
"It's more or less profit taking," said Willie Gato, broker with BCT Trading on the Comex floor.
The sell-off occurred partly in reaction to a congressional appearance by Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, coupled with back-and-fill movement that often occurs in a market that has seen considerable bullish enthusiasm, said Dave Meger, senior metals analyst with Alaron Trading.
KEY COMMODITY PRICES: oil, gold, base metals, livestock and wheat
Scared investors had been piling into gold lately on safe-haven buying due to worries about the economy and banking system.
Thus, a pullback occurred in gold on a day when Mr Bernanke told the Senate Banking Committee that the recession should end this year and 2010 will be "a year of recovery" if Government actions lead to stabilisation of the financial markets.
As gold's slide began, other traders also cited the ability of equities to stabilise after some of their recent losses. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was around 155 points higher shortly after the gold pit closed.
Additionally, Mr Meger said, the gold market underwent the kind of retracement that often occurs after a surge such as the one that took April gold to the $US1000 level last Friday for the first time since July.
"There was a significant amount of demand from small retail investors over the last several days," he said. "As gold hit $US1000, it started becoming the talk of the town once again. That created an explosive rally.
"A bit of a retracement off of that level is normal market trading."
Options expiration also played a role in gold's slide, said George Gero, vice president with RBC Capital Markets Global Futures. Comex options were settled into futures, he explained.
"People who may be hit with an options expiration are concerned about winding up with too many more futures contracts than what they planned to," he said.
"When the option expires, if the option is in the money, you get the futures contract automatically put into your account. So people sell ahead of that."
Meanwhile, he said, mining companies have been using puts lately to hedge their production.
"As the market goes up, the puts become worthless," he said. "But if the market sells off, those puts become more valuable. So they have the right to sell futures contracts at a set price, depending on what puts they bought. Some of that is happening now."
February 25, 2009 - Article from: Dow Jones Newswires
GOLD tumbled in New York as it corrected from its recent sharp run-up on a day when the Federal Reserve chairman suggested better times may lie ahead for the economy.
Options expiration also played a role in the activity.
April gold fell $US25.50 to $US969.50 an ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. March silver lost US45.5 cents to $US13.995.
"It's more or less profit taking," said Willie Gato, broker with BCT Trading on the Comex floor.
The sell-off occurred partly in reaction to a congressional appearance by Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, coupled with back-and-fill movement that often occurs in a market that has seen considerable bullish enthusiasm, said Dave Meger, senior metals analyst with Alaron Trading.
KEY COMMODITY PRICES: oil, gold, base metals, livestock and wheat
Scared investors had been piling into gold lately on safe-haven buying due to worries about the economy and banking system.
Thus, a pullback occurred in gold on a day when Mr Bernanke told the Senate Banking Committee that the recession should end this year and 2010 will be "a year of recovery" if Government actions lead to stabilisation of the financial markets.
As gold's slide began, other traders also cited the ability of equities to stabilise after some of their recent losses. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was around 155 points higher shortly after the gold pit closed.
Additionally, Mr Meger said, the gold market underwent the kind of retracement that often occurs after a surge such as the one that took April gold to the $US1000 level last Friday for the first time since July.
"There was a significant amount of demand from small retail investors over the last several days," he said. "As gold hit $US1000, it started becoming the talk of the town once again. That created an explosive rally.
"A bit of a retracement off of that level is normal market trading."
Options expiration also played a role in gold's slide, said George Gero, vice president with RBC Capital Markets Global Futures. Comex options were settled into futures, he explained.
"People who may be hit with an options expiration are concerned about winding up with too many more futures contracts than what they planned to," he said.
"When the option expires, if the option is in the money, you get the futures contract automatically put into your account. So people sell ahead of that."
Meanwhile, he said, mining companies have been using puts lately to hedge their production.
"As the market goes up, the puts become worthless," he said. "But if the market sells off, those puts become more valuable. So they have the right to sell futures contracts at a set price, depending on what puts they bought. Some of that is happening now."
Hmmmhhh,
gegen einen weiteren Anstieg des Goldpreises spricht immer noch die hohe Quote an Short-Kontrakten der Instis.
GOLD Netto-Short-Kontrakte per 14.02.09: -193.150
Veränderung zur Vorwoche -9.647 (d. h. die Netto-Shortkontrakte wurden um 9.647 Stück erhöht)
Die Profis setzen verstärkt auf einen fallenden Goldpreis!
Tommy
gegen einen weiteren Anstieg des Goldpreises spricht immer noch die hohe Quote an Short-Kontrakten der Instis.
GOLD Netto-Short-Kontrakte per 14.02.09: -193.150
Veränderung zur Vorwoche -9.647 (d. h. die Netto-Shortkontrakte wurden um 9.647 Stück erhöht)
Die Profis setzen verstärkt auf einen fallenden Goldpreis!
Tommy
Echt unglaublich! nur noch 20 Cent und sogar ich bin im Grün. sensationell
sensationell
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.572.201 von johanderla am 13.02.09 11:33:13Langsam kanns einem aber schon unheimlich werden
Laß den einsatz auch noch drin, aber natürlich immer
wachsam sein und nachziehen ist klar
Gruß aaahhh
Laß den einsatz auch noch drin, aber natürlich immer
wachsam sein und nachziehen ist klar
Gruß aaahhh
hallo tommy,ich ziehe lieber den st. kurs nach und las dat ding laufen,hatte mal blue pearl bei 2€ gegauft bei 4€ den einsatz rausgeholt bei 8€ alles verkauft und wo das ding hin lief wissen wir ja alleach ja heute wieder 3%
ach ja heute wieder 3% Trading Spotlight
gold bei 939 dollar
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.555.556 von johanderla am 11.02.09 10:36:11Hallo,
die Aktie hatte einen Superlauf. Man sollte auch mal daran denken, Gewinne mitzunehmen. Ich habe die Hälfte meiner Aktien verkauft und damit meinen ursprünglichen Einsatz komplett rausgenommen. Die andere Hälfte (den Gewinn) lasse ich weiterlaufen.
IMHO - Gruß
Tommy
die Aktie hatte einen Superlauf. Man sollte auch mal daran denken, Gewinne mitzunehmen. Ich habe die Hälfte meiner Aktien verkauft und damit meinen ursprünglichen Einsatz komplett rausgenommen. Die andere Hälfte (den Gewinn) lasse ich weiterlaufen.
IMHO - Gruß
Tommy
und wieder 2,3% jeden tag ein bischen ,macht echt laune
jeden tag ein bischen ,macht echt laune
sieht sehr gut aus hoffe das bleibt noch ein bischchen so
hoffe das bleibt noch ein bischchen so
Selten so einen Chart gesehen, geht kontinuierlich
nach oben, ohne Unterbrechung
Gruß aaahhh
nach oben, ohne Unterbrechung
Gruß aaahhh
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