Junior gold miners have been consolidating in a tight flag above a major breakout level (around $50) that represented a price ceiling since 2013.
Long term ranges precede high probability big winners.
There could be a deeper shake out in play, but I ultimately expect prices to be supported above the 200 day moving average which currently sits at ~$48 and eventually breakout toward $70 per share.
The question for a trader/manager is not whether the price of GDXJ will trade higher or not. It's a question of opportunity cost. Do I hold the asset while it potentially does nothing and continues consolidating while other markets do well? Or do I wait for a proper signal and pay a premium? I'd rather wait for a strong signal and pay up.
FYI: I used the 7D time frame just to fit everything on the screen
Long term ranges precede high probability big winners.
There could be a deeper shake out in play, but I ultimately expect prices to be supported above the 200 day moving average which currently sits at ~$48 and eventually breakout toward $70 per share.
The question for a trader/manager is not whether the price of GDXJ will trade higher or not. It's a question of opportunity cost. Do I hold the asset while it potentially does nothing and continues consolidating while other markets do well? Or do I wait for a proper signal and pay a premium? I'd rather wait for a strong signal and pay up.
FYI: I used the 7D time frame just to fit everything on the screen
Note
Solid rebound off the 200d and a probable bottom in place. I remain long gold futures and have added this morning with options on gold futures (GC December 28 at $1815 per oz). I do not have a position in GDXJ but I would if it wasn't for my preference in holding futures.
Notice price has now gotten above the key $50 level as well.
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