Gold Spectacular Rally Pending a Trigger
Commodities / Gold and Silver 2012 Mar 08, 2012 - 07:53 AM GMTBy: Hubert_Moolman
 Gold just needs a trigger to launch it for  the most spectacular rally since the late 70’s. I believe that trigger is  likely to be the crash (or decline) of the stock markets.
Gold just needs a trigger to launch it for  the most spectacular rally since the late 70’s. I believe that trigger is  likely to be the crash (or decline) of the stock markets.
This crash, if it occurs, is in  anticipation of the inevitable bursting of the debt bubble. This is much like  during the Great Depression when the stock markets crashed and bottomed before Total  Debt as a % of GDP peaked in 1933. The Sovereign Debt-Crisis (especially in  Europe) is the obvious sign that the debt bubble is bursting; with every  additional unit of debt producing less or no increased GDP. 
We do not have to only look that far, for an example of what is likely to come. Below, is a graphic that compares gold and the Dow, from June 2008 to May 2009.

The reason that I took these dates  is because the period is similar (based on  fractal analysis) to the current period. Gold bottomed in October 2008, more  than four months before the Dow made a bottom.   From the time of gold’s bottom, gold and Dow moved together at first,  where after gold continued its rally, while the Dow was falling. It was also  during this period that the gold stocks started a rally. However, this time,  conditions are even better for gold stocks (more in the Gold Stocks Update).
  Gold  Long-Term
  
  Currently, it is macro factors that are  driving gold; therefore, once it starts moving up, it will often not make sense  when compared to what other assets like stocks are doing. This is what greed  and fear do: they make people to act irrationally. Fear and greed will push  gold and silver higher at a phenomenal rate, despite major economic decline.
  We, therefore, have to keep a close eye on  the long-term charts, since the evidence for a massive rise should be there. I  have done extensive analysis on gold and silver’s long term charts.
  Update  on bullish gold fractals:
  Below, is an extract of my premium gold  update (25 January 2012):
  The fractals identified in the previous  alert appear to be playing out as predicted. Below, is an updated version of  the chart from that alert:

The two patterns are indicated by points 1  to 10, to show how they are similar. Point 10 appears to be in now. The next  important barrier is the downtrend line.   Note that a short-term reaction, before piercing the line is possible.
  Furthermore, should price pierce the line  and rally, I would expect some kind of retest of the breakout area. Please note  that these are just short-term movements, and it is anybody’s guess what will  really happen. We have to focus on the big move, which is a significantly  higher price over the coming months.
  Gold/Silver  Ratio 
Below is a chart of the gold/silver ratio:

I have drawn a support line that was  violated recently. This is a good signal for silver and gold price. We could  see a quick move to 45, however, we are likely to see a retest of that 54 area,  before that.
  This could also mean that we could have a  risk-aversion episode when we retest the breakdown level, with gold and the  Dollar rallying. A retest will be a good opportunity to load up on silver,  since price is likely to pullback.
At some point - after retesting the  breakdown area (if it does) – this ratio is likely to fall very fast. That  might be the point when silver and gold really start to take-off.
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  Warm regards and God  bless,
  
  Hubert
  
  http://hubertmoolman.wordpress.com/
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