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MCX Update: Strategy For Trading

GOLD FUTURE

(Last traded Price 16638)
The counter after gap down opening yesterday failed to move higher on weak global advice and remained range bound for the major part of the session except earlier to closing hours when it surged to day’s high at 16705, which however, remained short lived and the gold slipped back in closing minutes. The counter may remain volatile today taking cues from the world markets. The gold as appears on charts may slip further to 16574/16534 once it trades and remains below 16609. Strong resistance for the gold exists at 16678 which if crossed with volumes then the gold may move up to 16707/16726.

 

DOW JONES (LAST CLOSE 10548)
LONG ON DOW @10410 ON 21-12-09. NOW SL IS 10515. SELL IT BELOW 10515

COPPER (LAST CLOSE 344.65)
SELL COPPER BELOW 341 WITH SL OF 348.

CRUDE OIL

LONG ON @ 3290 ON 15-12-09. NOW SL IS 3685 . SELL IT BELOW 3685

GOLD
(LAST CLOSE 16652 )

SHORT ON GOLD @17070 ON 17-12-09 . NOW HOLD SHORT WITH SL OF 16725.

NATURAL GAS JANUARY
(LAST CLOSE 271.80)

LONG ON NG @274 ON 28-12-09. HOLD NG LONG WITH SL OF 266.

SILVER
(LAST CLOSE 26657 )

SHORT ON SILVER @27290 ON 29-12-09. NOW HOLD SHORT WITH SL OF 27005.

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Crude Oil Forcast 2010

Crude Oil Price Forecast

West Texas Intermediate Spot Price. USD/bbl. Average of Month.
Month Date Forecast
Value
50%
Correct +/-
80%
Correct +/-
0 Nov 2009 78.1 0 0
1 Dec 2009 74 6 13
2 Jan 2010 85 7 16
3 Feb 2010 92 8 18
4 Mar 2010 104 9 20
5 Apr 2010 110 9 21
6 May 2010 110 10 22
7 Jun 2010 107 10 23
8 Jul 2010 103 11 24

Updated Friday, December 18, 2009

 

Crude Oil Prices

Past Trend Present Value & Future Projection
West Texas Intermediate. US Dollars per barrel.

 

 

 

Analysts expect crude oil futures to trade around $75 to $80 during the early months of 2010 and may go above $90 later in the year as the global economy recovers from the worst economic slump since the Great Depression.

These prices give plenty of comfort to producers. Opec, the producers’ cartel, has said $75 a barrel is its target, while even deep-water specialists such as BP, Shell and Petrobras can continue drilling in expensive offshore regions at a much lower price.

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