Will Gold Investors Get Tricked Or Treated?

It's Halloween. Will gold tradersand investors be tricked or treated? With gold now testing the lower end of theconsolidation pattern, how scary will it be for investors? The trick from hereis to observe gold as it searches for support, which should be no worse than$1,215.

The trading action in gold appears to have tricked traders and investors with its failure to break out at$1,240. The longer-term pattern still indicates gold is consolidating and thenext big move should be higher.

The spell of congestion can lastfor an extended period, which means the breakout --when it comes -- will bemore explosive, and we believe up. Don't get tricked by a false move; look fora level to treat yourself as gold holds support.

By Todd 'Bubba' Horwitz

Contributing tokitco.com

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