After posting a 5-month low of $1238 on December 12th, Gold prices rallied over $100 to peak at $1345 on January 15th.
The yellow metal traded as low as $1324 in yesterday’s New York session, which suggests the technical correction is likely to extend the downside range.
We see the next significant chart point at $1309 but wouldn’t rule out a test of the $1292 area over the near-term.
On a longer-term horizon, we are bullish on Gold and will look to buy shares in the domestic Gold producers at lower levels.
On January 4th, we flagged the potential for a bearish correction and suggested that investors take profits in Newcrest mining near the $23.30 area.
NCN reports its Quarterly Production numbers on January 30th. It’s reasonable to expect shares of NCM, as well as the smaller producers, to closely follow the spot price of Gold into these production reports.
We added NCM to our ASX Top 50 model portfolio on December 13th at $22.10. We will look to buy back into the sector as the correction in spot Gold runs its course.
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