Florian Grummes
Gold Market Analyst & Author
Florian Grummes (born 1975 in Munich) has been studying and trading the Gold market since 2003. In 2008 he started publishing a bi-weekly extensive gold analysis containing technical chart analysis as well as fundamental and sentiment analysis. Parallel to his trading business he is also a very creative & successful composer, songwriter and music producer. You can reach Florian at: [email protected].
Florian Grummes Articles
As expected Gold managed to rally and exploded $50 higher within just five trading days since my last update. But with the same velocity all gains have been vaporized with two large down days. Another short-term top has been clearly...
The Model continues to be in strong Sell/Bearish Mode. On the positive side we have a new buy signal due to the falling Volatility. Also and even more important the CoT-Report is now looking much better. This indicator is still missing...
After two weeks of moving and filling around the US$1,200 level Gold finally broke down on Friday. I had anticipated the sideways trap since early April and explained my bearish outlook in my recent analysis as well. Last Monday I told my...
During the last two weeks the model changed from a buy signal to neutral and now to a sell signal. The GDX Daily-Chart is on a sell signal for the second week already while this weekend Gold in Indian Rupee, the US-Dollar Daily Chart as...
During the last two weeks the model changed to a strong buy signal. The first buy signal that flashed was the GDX Daily-Chart followed by the Gold/Silver-Ratio. A very interesting development was the falling US Real Interest Rate. It went...
Gold has been very weak during the first two weeks in March. Bulls could not defend the $1,200/1,190 level and consequently the market sold off down to a recent low around $1,146. The expected recovery never happened. The main driver...
The model is in a "soft" sell mode. A move above US$1,313 would probably signal the end of the bear market in gold. Seasonality remains weak until June. CoT-Data suggests that Gold needs more corrective price action before a contrarian buy...
In my analysis from 26th of November I wrote: "After a setback that should hold above the US$1,175.00 level the 200-MA (US$1,276.58) becomes the logical next target". We are there now! Unfortunately in my update from10th of December I...
In my last analysis from 19th of October I expected Gold to break down below US$1,180.00 rather sooner than later. After a final push towards US$1,256.00 the bears took over again and Gold sold off all the way down to US$1,130.00.
In my last analysis from 7th of September I thought that Gold would hold up well above the US1,240.20 level. Obviously I was wrong as Gold had a terrible month and plunged all the way down to US$1,183.30. If you followed my recommended...
