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Pillar of the Community
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When there is no bounce on the trend line and on a multi-month chart, the structure is deteriorating rapidly, caution is advised going forward for any buyers.
It has been a nice ride YTD but it just might/could be coming to end, stay tuned.
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Pillar of the Community
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price action turning here against palladium, reversal today is not what you want to see, coming off a trendline bounce.
stay away from palladium for now until it can set up again.
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Pillar of the Community
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interesting fight for price at these levels here, off of a trendline.
watching...
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Pillar of the Community
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in between long island iced teas and grilling, looking at charts, palladium, bounced hard friday off that trendline and trying with might to get back into those ranges,,, it even closed near its HOD, a sign of strength, good move up higher, you think gold and silver are hard to trade  ..
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Pillar of the Community
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and into fresh yearly highs for palladium,, after breaking down big the past few weeks ago... lol
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Pillar of the Community
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BTW, what a tear Palladium is on, making more fresh yearly highs...
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Valued Member
Australia
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Hi yup.
Believe that not having the Palladium chart still at the top of this forum has dulled the price action info intake that you have graciously supplied.
Your commentary is still a great example of price in action.Thank you.
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Pillar of the Community
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@Kg5
hey friend, yea could be, I havent had time to put much into charts, but next time I do we can do something with PALL which is a easier proxy for most folks to get some palladium exposure. This also illustrates another point of mine I have learned over the years- assets that have less eyeballs on them, in uptrends, that is to say less people following, less popularity, lest talked about, the less the general public and even financial community is aware of an asset in an uptrend, the stronger and more powerful it becomes.
Keep that bit of info in your mind when doing investments. I have had countless trades and investments that ripped higher and farther with very little exposure to traders or the public versus something that was still in an uptrend but widely followed.
SPeaking of which, Palladium continues with the hot hand. Continues to scream higher, uptrend, what do you expect. I would not be a buyer here as the b/o area was a few days ago so it is extended for a proper buying point and anything down around here on the buy side would be very short term.
Palladium has been a straight up beast in terms of price action with many violent shake outs, just look at the one from a few weeks ago, that one was pretty deep. Thats why its important to buy as the turn starts, so you have cushion, which, EVEN if you did that, you would have gone through some wild pushes down. Very tough trade to do, one that would work best with a percentage type stop to keep you in the trend trade.
Edited by yup7676 06/12/2017 1:56 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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just a friendly reminder that if you have to get your PM fix, the best place to do this is too look at palladium, remains in a solid uptrend in price even with the wild pull backs.
Platinum is garbage, stay away.
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Valued Member
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Bought a palladium maple leaf , diversifying a little already have some old pour silver bars and different forms of gold.
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Valued Member
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Very Very interesting yup! Quote: This also illustrates another point of mine I have learned over the years- assets that have less eyeballs on them, in uptrends, that is to say less people following, less popularity, lest talked about, the less the general public and even financial community is aware of an asset in an uptrend, the stronger and more powerful it becomes.
Keep that bit of info in your mind when doing investments. I have had countless trades and investments that ripped higher and farther with very little exposure to traders or the public versus something that was still in an uptrend but widely followed. Your comment here has help me discern along with Jesse Livermores book with a business/investing venture that I am very involved in. Tillandsia's (air plants) had 95% of the market in Australia came out of the Americas. A bacteria called xylella has stopped this import in Australia indefinitely. No sign of the government ban ever lifting. There is only one commercial grower of these plants in Australia and the price has basically only gone up by 50% but this has stopped the traditional sellers from buying these plants. It looks like I am the only person buying commercial amounts from this only one selling source. I can see this situation is holding the price of these plants down because others are no longer in the market. So the sellers that were use to buying at the lower prices have just stopped buying and selling them. I am in clear wind space concerning these plants. This is a great personal experience in understanding the investing principle within your commentary on investing. 1.I am the only large buyer at present. 2.Have the perfect climate to grow them. 3.And there has always been a shortage of mature size plants. 4.Have found new ways to increase stock size by dividing up the plants on offer and my cost by doing this is more like back to somewhere before all this drama started. A great personal example of investing in all this for me.
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Pillar of the Community
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@kg5
that was a very interesting comparison. You do have a very valid point tho, in life, many things work off probabilities, patterns and supply and demand, they just dont necessarily come out that way and it takes a observing eye to notice these things
Palladium- STILL in an uptrend, even as its pulling back. July and August might offer up some hiccups for it, but who cares, everyone is gone pretty much until mid September so dont really stress what happens in the coming months.
see you guys later!
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Pillar of the Community
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Man, what a beautiful uptrend in price and trend in palladium. The only thing that can beat this beautiful chart is some babe from Colombia lol
I hope you folks can see why I -
1- Love trends
2- Love when assets start hitting yearly highs to buy, yearly lows to sell short.
Price and momentum are a very powerful combination and when you get on the right side, you can be veryyyyyy successful.
I certainly hope some people out there were buying palladium....
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Pillar of the Community
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Palladium, a BEAUTIFUL uptrend, not as beautiful as some of those Puerto Rican babes out there but you get the point..
up 42% for the year.
Folks, this is why I trade and put money into uptrends and assets with momentum.
We been talking about Palladium for a long time here.
Uptrends in commodities can make you TONS of money.You want to buy uptrends and then add on the way up.
There will be volatility, commodities are subject to even more of it. But if you can see the overall trend, if you can understand price action and leg into it, it is possible to have some pretty nice returns.
Palladium is yet another reason why I am always interested in any asset making yearly highs. The more they keep hitting the, the higher chances that eventually the trend and momentum to the upside picks up steam.
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Pillar of the Community
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More yearly highs for Palladium, hopefully some of you out there either bought it in the form of coins or PALL.
Forget about gold and silver, waste of your time and money for now, go with the uptrends when you buy, sticking with the strongest uptrends.
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