The Gold Price May Not Be Rising in a Straight Line

The 70's are back! Is that what is being quoted in the Financial Press this week?Well maybe the chart patterns for the gold price of the 70's are back too. I think they are.
Notice this is a logarithmic scale for the gold price and the silver price, and the trend line is not linear, that means a straight edge will not give you accurate support line for the price of gold or silver. This is important for investors and traders to consider because they need to know where to put new capital back to work on pull backs.
Jim Sinclair (bio) was the largest gold trader in the world in the 70's so I asked him what tool do we use when the straight edge no longer works. He suggested that I try a French Curve. Was I ever surprised, what a fit.The French Curve shows a momentum change. If you need another example of how the momentum changed for gold in the past, just look at the 70's chart for the gold price. Good luck with your new technical tools you may need it with the gold and the gold shares in the future.
The affect of the gold price rising with momentum in this fashion can have a significant affect on the gold miners. Barrick Gold produced great numbers last quarter with rising margins.

Click the Image for Barrick Gold's Full Q1 2008 Presentation
I am considering shortening my time frame for dollar cost averaging into Gold and Silver.



















