BGO e CDE

[sobre-OLHO]

Continuas a mandar valores para o ar sem qualquer justificação nem argumentação de validação. Leva a pensar numa estrutura amadora 

Já agora a noticia confirma o que está acontecer hoje...

Boa sorte

[sobre-OLHO]

Toma lá mais esta:

By Myra P. Saefong, MarketWatch
Last Update: 11:45 AM ET July 1, 2005 

With a holiday weekend looming in the U.S., traders also looked ahead to next week's Group of Eight summit in Scotland.

Gold for August delivery traded at $429.70 an ounce, down $7.40, on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Metals futures trading on the exchange will end by 12:10 p.m. Eastern and remain closed for the July 4 holiday.

"The Fed activity has really pulled the rug out from gold for some reason," said Kevin Kerr, president of Kerr Trading International.

On Thursday, Fed chief Alan Greenspan and other policymakers did as expected, voting to boost the central bank's target for short-term interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, to 3.25%, and signaled that further rate hikes are likely in the pipeline. See full story.

"Real speculation will begin with the next few meetings as rates reach 3.50%," said Thomas Hartmann, an analyst at Altavest Worldwide Trading, in a note to clients. "Greenspan & Co. appear to want to reach this plateau with little fanfare or worry, keeping their measured pace dull and simple, lulling the market in step."

But "questions about the U.S. economy will ultimately be faced in the coming months," he said.

For now, the "inability of prices to hold above $440 puts gold on a downward tilt in the near term," Hartmann said.

The latest drop in gold is "not so much the holiday as the general skittish nature of gold bugs who have been burned by faded rallies before, including me," said Kerr.

"Gold still has many hurdles to climb before it can gain the momentum it will need to really surge toward $500, and this is just another reminder that it doesn't have it," he said.

"Seasonally, there is usually a top made about here so [the price decline is] absolutely no surprise," said John Stafford, editor of Stafford's Investment Strategy Letter, adding: "I always buy on days like this."

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Já foi tudo justificado...., nas primeiras respostas e tudo se mantem na mesma.... , quanto á noticia elas saem sempre depois das coisas acontecer uma especies de justificação ......

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estava difícil.... , mas aí está uma queda jeitosa agora é só continuar e não se esqueçam todas as subidas são boas para reforçar curtos....