Chart of the day: No silver liningby Nicole Elliott
For almost three years, silver has been cheap relative to gold, a tendency which has accelerated since April.
Today, one needs 75 ounces of silver to buy one of gold instead of just 68.
You can see this clearly in the candlestick chart with three large consecutive weekly falls in spot silver, a chart pattern known as three black crows, which started with a bearish engulfing candle against the top of the weekly cloud.
The move reinforces the power of secular trend-line resistance drawn from 2012’s high (not 2011’s record high at US$49.50 per ounce) and suggests prices will fall back down through
December’s low at US$15.50 to US$14.50, maybe 2015’s low at US$13.60.
Source: SCMP
http://www.scmp.com/business/markets/ar ... ver-lining
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