Market Timing Brief for the Gold ETF (GLD) and 10 Year Treasury Yield (TNX) Closes On 2-14-2014: The Gold Bull Lives and Rates Are Stuck

A Market Timing Report based on the 2-14-2014 Close published Sunday February 16th, 2014

There is a new Bull market in gold and silver.  We made the exact progress hoped for in last week’s report, with GLD now above the lowest aqua resistance line.  The rally is finally on for the gold bugs.  (I mentioned on Twitter why I bought silver (SLV) instead of gold at lower levels.  There was a lag at first, but silver started catching up at the end of the week as Tweeted.)  The main headwind for gold will be interest rates (TNX, TLT, TBT) and the value of the US dollar, which are intertwined.  If rates move over the immediate overhead resistance line (green line in the 2nd chart below), gold will be under pressure.

Here’s the GLD chart:

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Gold breakout is strong for now.

Ten Year Treasury Note Chart (TNX):

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Rates are off their lows and hesitating at resistance.

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