I just published a new video outlining my case for gold. I’d like all of my blog readers to see this video for two reasons:
- First, I think I presented a compelling argument for you to consider legging into gold, specifically gold producers.
- Next, I would like to hear your feedback on the background. I did the video outside, then had the charts edited into the recording after. Do you like the idea of my videos being set in different backgrounds on occasion? Also – I kept the video down to about 7 minutes or so. Do you like the shorter format? NOTE: DO NOT REPLY TO THIS VIA AN EMAIL IF YOU ARE A SUBSCRIBER! PLEASE GO TO THE WEBSITE TO POST A COMMENT – THX!
Here is the video link. Hope you enjoy it!
The Bullish Case for GOLD – ValueTrend
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Liked the gold video. Background was nice. Content even better.
I watch Brooke’s videos as well as yours.
While I enjoy the various backgrounds, I’d say only do it if it’s easy for you (and the audio/video quality remains good).
The main thing is your ideas, the charts, and the community feedback.
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Regarding length, I would say don’t worry about it. I’m probably not alone in that I really value your insight, and would prefer you just take all the time you want.
I always look forward to your videos. If a remote location work better for your schedule that’s great. It’s fun to see wherever you might be at the time. I think the sound quality is the struggle with phone videos that I have seen. The sound is fine in this video as there was little wind or background noise.
Interesting take on gold. I see a breakout with volume above the 200 day on XGD after a retest of the recent low. Nice looking setup.
Interesting vidéo. Would be interested to know where you pu your stops.
I don’t mind the background. The content is the important thing.
I prefer short videos like this one and extensive blog articles.
Like De Jonge, I’d like to know where you put a stop on a chart like XGD. This chart is typical of many patterns we often see and even after doing your class and reading your books, I’ve always have a hard time setting the stop on a chart like that. Last low was around 17.84 at June-end. But then you have the previous low that is really close and touching support around16.20 at Feb-end… My guess would be below 16.16 because you have good support in that area… Am I right?
Thanks for you teaching!
Francisco–to me, their is a pretty important looking support level around $16.50 on the XGD chart–wouldn’t want it to move below that level by too long or too much