It’s been a roller coaster ride for gold over the last couple of months with the precious metal first rallying almost $200 per ounce, and then promptly reversing from the $1390 per ounce level, and giving back just over half the gain, to trade at the time of writing at $1293.20 per ounce.
Of all the markets and instruments that I comment on and write about, none attracts more strongly differing opinions than gold.
Gold continued to ease higher once again yesterday, with May gold futures on Globex closing at $1613.80 per ounce, up just over $8 per ounce in the session and ending with a narrow spread up candle, supported by average daily volume.
Looking at the gold charts today we find a solid bounce off support at $14.90 on the iShares Gold Trust (IAU, [stock IAU]). iShares Gold Trust has been in descending channel since early February dropping over 14% since before bouncing off solid support
