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    Gold ~ Daily Continuation

    A few weeks ago it was suggested that gold was just beginning a multi-week decline that should take it to$1,626. So far, so good on that call. It feels like the meat of the decline is over with the 61.8% retracelooming as decent support to the bulls. Bears/shorts should consider trimming bearish positions in frontof that support, or at least be using $1,685 for a stop loss point. 1685 is the 61.8% retrace of the movedown from $1,717.40

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    COPIED from 3/18/12

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    Gold ~ Daily Continuation

    Last weeks lone support point held right on the spot. Who sells the 61.8% retracement on the firstgo? It was a nice bounce from $1,626 but we cannot confirm that the wave down from $1,792 isover. New bulls/longs should use $1,641 and $1,626 for first and second levels of support.

    We had been suggesting a neutral triangle development from the highs, but given the similarduration of the legs and the lack of fibonacci relationship between the waves flowing in the same

    direction, its possible were dealing with seven-legged diametric pattern.

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    Gold ~ 60 Min. Chart

    Its possible to count out the decline down from $1,792 as seven legged correction (diametric). Inorder to prove that the decline is over, the market must rally harder than any previous bounce (green

    dashed box). In this case, that line comes in around $1,683. Right now gold is rubbing against the23.6% retrace at $1,666--thats first level of resistance in the week ahead. $1,683 should beconsidered second level resistance and an important point for the market to better.

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    S&P 500 ~ Daily with Weekly Support

    Since the rally began at 1202, the market has only witnessed oneminor 23.6% retracement which then led the way to last weekshuge snap back rally. The persistent and powerful nature of thisadvance reinforces the idea that this is a thrust out of a trianglethat concluded at 1202. Weve been employing the concept ofraising stops every week to either stay with length and/or avoidshorting until a confirmed breakdown. Obviously, weve seen nota whiff a breakdown yet.

    Consider using 1378 as a first level support. The market clearlybroke out above that previous resistance point, so it should nowserve as support. The 1440 resistance point comes from the 85%retrace of the entire decline (2008-2009) and also aligns withlonger term class chart resistance. 1440 stands out enough thatit should elicit at some selling from the technical trading crowd.

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    The wave labeling here is a guess. Its still

    too difficult to decipher with much confidenceCOPIED from 3/18/12

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    S&P 500 ~ Daily with Weekly Support

    Shocker! Nothing really changed with the S&P500 lastweek. Minor support held with resistance and supportlevels unchanged from last week. The wave count up from1202 is still a little mysterious but a symmetrical patternwould be my guess. In a symmetrical the waves flowing inthe same direction all have a similar duration and size.

    That concept fits the bill here. If thats what is going on,then we should expect one more new high on this move.

    In the meantime, stay vigilant with the support levels--breaks of 1378 and 1340 would start to create a truebreakdown in this market.

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    Dollar Index (DXY) ~ Daily Continuation

    The DXY closed right at our key resistance last week and then failed. It lookslike the -c- of d-wave has commenced. The trend should be lower/sidewaysprice action for the next few weeks. The -a- = -c- target aligns with the 61.8%retrace at 77.42. That looks like a viable target for this move if the count is

    correct. DXY shorts/bears should consider 80.42 and 80.74 as first and secondresistance for stop loss strategies.

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    Dollar Index (DXY) ~ Daily Continuation

    Last week we predicted more downward/sideways price action--the market didnot disappoint. The DXY still looks like it has further to fall on this move.Bears/shorts should consider lowering their stops using 79.57 and 79.95 as firstand second level resistance points. A move down to 77.42 would not be asurprise.

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