Commodities and Metals could scream higher, says Joe Friday

By Chris Kimble / November 02, 2018 / kimblechartingsolutions.com / Article Link

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The long-term trend for Commodities, Gold, Silver, Copper & Miners remains down at this time. Could the long-term bear trends be coming to an end? Possible!

This chart looks at the Australian Dollar where it highlights that the AU$ has spent the majority of the past 30-years inside of the blue shaded rising channel. The correlation between the AU$ and commodities has remained high over the past 30-years.

The AU$ created a "W" (Double Bottom) back in 2001 as a 13-year bear market was coming to an end as a new 10-year bull market was getting started. As the AU$ was moving moving much higher from 2001 to 2011, Gold, Silver, and Commodities went along for the ride.

The AU$ peaked in 2011 as it was hitting the top of this 30-year channel, where a major trend reversal took place. As the AU$ was peaking in 2011, Gold, Silver, miners, and Commodities did the same! The 7-year bear market in the AU$ has it now testing 30-year rising support at (3).

Joe Friday Just The Facts Ma'am- The AU$ is testing 30-year support at (3), with momentum oversold. If 30-year support holds and it breaks above falling resistance, it would send a bullish message to Gold, Silver, and Commodities not see in years!

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