Gold, Silver and Crude Oil Out Perform Their Equities?
Commodities / Gold & Silver 2009 Nov 23, 2009 - 01:22 AM GMTBy: Chris_Vermeulen
Since the market crash in late 2008 we have seen investors favor quality stocks that pay dividends and have steady earnings. Fast growth companies and equities with physical resources like commodities have also done well.
Let’s examine the monthly charts of gold, silver, oil and natural gas – and observe how they have traded in comparison to their mining equities
Gold – Monthly Chart
Looking at the monthly chart as far   back as 2004, we see that gold has formed the same patterns repeatedly. This has   created a stair step pattern and allows us to calculate measured moves and a   time frame for this to take place. 
As we can see gold has broken its 2008 high and is starting another rally which we have seen several times before. I figure we could see gold rally for another 3-5 months and possibly reach the $1500 -$1600 level before forming a multi month or year consolidation.
Investors around the world are buying gold because it is a physical product   which has been proven to hold its value.
Gold Newsletter

Silver & Precious Metal Stocks – Monthly Chart
  Silver   and PM stocks have been trading in tandem since 2004 and we can see this by   looking at a price performance chart of both silver and the HUI index. The   interesting part is that the physical commodity silver has held its value better   than the stocks during corrections.
  Apparently investors prefer tangible   investments over stock certificates of mining companies in periods of increased   volitility. Lower risk is in the commodity.
Silver Newsletter

Oil – Monthly Chart
  Crude oil has held its value over   energy stocks for the majority of the time since 2003. And currently, investors   are more comfortable holding oil as a safe investment over energy   stocks.
Oil Newsletter

Natural Gas – Monthly Chart
  Natural gas is the energy   sector’s underdog in my eyes. The world has found so much natural gas in the   ground and discovered cost effective ways to collect gas that it will continue   to see investors move away until inventory start to deplete.
Natural Gas Trading

Commodity Trading Conclusion:
Investors around the world   continue to put money into gold which is a universal hedge against inflation.   The broad market appears to be trading at a major resistance level. Tops in the   market generally take a much longer than to reverse directions than market   bottoms. We will not knot for sure if we are entering a top for a couple months   as the charts unfold. Now that commodities are trading back at reasonable levels   I think they will hold up better than equities if the market starts to correct. 
We continue to enter low risk setups and trade with this strong up trend but are aware that we must be protected and focus on the lower risk plays.
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By Chris Vermeulen 
  Chris@TheGoldAndOilGuy.com 
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