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Who Say's Gold is not in a Bull Market PDF Print E-mail
Written by Peter Grandich - Agora Small Cap Epicentre   
Tuesday, 09 March 2010 05:21

Here’s a couple of charts showing gold in Foreign Currencies Gold Forex measured by an advance-decline line.

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To That Perma-Gold Bear Who Says Gold is Not in a Bull Market

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As can be clearly seen when the price runs the advance-decline line rockets upwards.

In other words the advance-decline line only rises when the majority of currencies measured in gold are rising strongly.

So it’s a good indicator for strength in a rising price.

The first chart is for 22 major currencies & the second for a more broader 163 foreign currencies.

As can be currently see the indicator is rising strongly.(Courtesy of Bill Murphy)

 

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