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Markets Need Rest And Metals Showing Breakout Failure Potential

October 10, 2015

First off a housekeeping note.

I am opening up a limited amount of seats into my real-time trading group again -- and you can find out more details at http://wizzentrading.com/?page_id=5614

Markets are changing now and looking more and more like a low is in now…just as seasonality comes into our favour. Consequently, that is a reason I am opening up my real-time trading group again.

I don’t like to BS anyone…and the summer was not a great trading environment at all. Therefore, I didn’t do a lot -- and would not feel right about having subscribers pay for a service which isn’t really useful at the time. However, that time is changing now -- and we are on the cusp of some nice moves as earnings are now kicking off..

That said, markets are extremely overbought and are likely to rest or correct a little bit in the week ahead so they can resume their moves higher. Two steps forward, one step back looks to be the action to expect.

The metals are shaping up better and moving pretty well…but I am still not so sure the major low is yet in place…contrary to what many people are saying right now. I’ve been wrong before and will be again though --- And if I am proven wrong, I will be quick to change my stance.

Gold gained 1.58% this past week -- and is trying to break out of this triangle pattern. Triangles are continuation patterns. Furthermore, the trend is down…so it should break lower -- but patterns don’t work 100% of the time.

I have to see the $1,160 level broken on heavy volume. However, I have a sneaking suspicion that we will see a breakout failure after sucking in the perma-bulls.

As Mark Twain said, history rhymes. And gold has shown us so many breakout failures over the past few years. Until a major low is in around $1,000 I suspect we will continue to see history rhyme.

If we move above $1,160…but cannot hold it on a closing basis, then that is a short level with a move down to at least $1,115 in the cards in short order.

Silver gained a hefty 3.84% on this past week…but is now struggling to move past the 200-day moving average. Moreover, volume isn’t spectacular on this move up so far. And it has to be for this move to be successful. To be sure with the 200-day average right here at 16, I’d look for a failure as well. A move back under $15.50 would be the shorting level I’d look for.

Platinum gained a solid 7.87% this past week -- and is breaking out very nicely with good increasing volume. This move should take it to $1,025. However, if gold begins to weaken, then all bets are off with platinum. Platinum follows gold and that’s that.

Palladium only gained 1.72% this past week -- and is showing a small failed breakout…right at resistance. The 200-day average is right here at $725 --- and it’s not hard to see how much palladium is struggling with this level. It tried to surpass the 200-day average Friday, but failed…and which is never an encouraging sign.

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Warren Bevan is a renowned trader who’s honed his craft over the years learning the styles and techniques of Jesse Livermore, William O’Neil and Dan Zanger and forming his own unique style. He focuses on making money and going hard when the right markets present themselves and during the rest of the time focuses on capital preservation. He focuses on the leading fast moving stocks during the good times. He is a proud Canadian, traveler, explorer, and consummate market geek who tells it as he sees it. Warren’s website is www.wizzentrading.com and his email address is [email protected]