As The Dust Settles From The Goldman Sachs Fall Out The Gold Dip Is One Of Many Opportunities.
MY ANALYSIS
Fundamentally, GOLD took a hit on Friday due to the Goldman Sachs fraud charges. Why? Who knows, this is typically the type of news that would rally the GOLD market. At any rate, I strongly believe that any dips in the GOLD for wahtever reasons are opportunities to buy CALL SPREADS. This market can rally significantly for any number of reasons including fear, uncertainty, infaltion, or a weaker U.S. DOLLAR INDEX just to name a few.
Technically, the GOLD market is still in an STRONG UPWARD trend on the daily indicated by the MA pointing higher. It pulled back to the critical MA and bounced presenting a CLASSIC OPPORTUNITY to buy calls.
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BUY AUGUST BULL CALL SPREADS (over 100 days until expiry)
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