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Market Wrap

Week Ending 5/8/09
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Commodities
Several commodity groups are starting to act strong: agriculture (DBA), oil
(USO), natural gas (UNG) and base metals (DBB) to name a few.
Our stock watch list contains numerous stocks within these groups that are
performing quite well. Many of these stocks have been in recent email alerts
to subscribers, and I have sold and booked profits in several of them during
the past few weeks.
Most of these stocks are presently overbought, however, and I would not chase
after them. I am waiting for them to come back to me.


Short term the rally is getting extended and a pullback would be of no surprise,
which is why I have been selling and booking profits the past few weeks.


Gold
Gold had a good week up $30.10 to close at $916.50 (continuous contract) for
a gain of +3.40%. It was gold's highest weekly close in the last 6 weeks.
As the chart below shows, GLD has finally broken above its elusive 50 dma
and the upper trend line of a falling wedge pattern (blue). The indicators
look good, especially CMF money flows, which have been negative and are now
almost neutral. Next we want to see them turn positive.

Looking over the chart a bit closer we can see gold's story over the past
several months. Let's focus in on the decline to the Nov. 2008 lows.
From the Nov. low (88.71) GLD began to rally up to its Feb. high (98.84).
It then began to correct back down to its 200 dma, which is near the 50% fib
retracement level (84). This was all "text-book" action.
I have commented before how gold has been trading within a band that has its
50 dma (89.36) acting as the upper boundary, and the 200 dma (84.25) cast as
the lower boundary; providing a trading range of about 5 points.
This week's action broke above overhead resistance at the 50 dma, which is
a sign of strength if it holds - suggesting an assault on the recent highs
may be in order. On the weekly chart the head & shoulders formation still
obtains.

Silver
Silver had an even better week than gold, adding on $1.50 or 12%, closing
at $14.00.
Silver has now closed above its March high and the next target is the Feb.
high at $14.61. If silver holds a two day or weekly close above its Feb. high
it could be off to the races.
Price is starting to get a bit extended, however; so caveat emptor. I booked
some profits in SLV this week.

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