If you did, you would have been filled on Jan. 22^nd at approx. 11:00 am et at or close to your stop price of 891.50. Make sure you have a protective stop working for you below the 870.6 low on Jan.18.

Prices rose to a morning Hi of 911.0 , showing a nice 2 day gain of approx. $1950.0 gross. You can tighten your stop to ‘lock’ in some of the profit potential, but you increase the risk of getting stopped out. If you have more than 1 contract and your anxious to capitalize on the gain, reward yourself w/ ‘found’ money.

Option Players:

The April 1000 calls you bought at $ 850.00 traded at 15.30 = $1530.00 this morning. Not a bad risk/reward level for 2 days.

1 – 19 – 08

SWING TRADE SET-UP

FEB GOLD (GC G8)

The recent round of profit-taking from the Jan. 15^th Hi of 916.1 down to the Lo of 870.6 on Jan. 18^th, with a higher close than on Jan.17^th, indicates a possible resumption of the major trend higher. Another higher close would comfirm the move. In anticipation of this move, look to place a Buy stop order at 891.5x, and prepare your risk exposure plan to place a ‘protective-stop’ below the Lo of 870.6 on 1/18.

More conservative accounts can use an e-mini Gold or Buy an April 1000 call for $850.

Lower interest rates will weigh more on ‘inflation’ as the Dollar decreases in value, leading to higher prices of Dollar based assets, like precious metals, oil and grains.

MARCH WHEAT (W H8)

The close above the Jan.3^rd Hi of 945.0 indicates a continuation of the trend change since the dbl – bottom low on Jan. 10^th at 879.0. Look for prices to challenge the Target Hi of 1009.5, as the Dollar retraces on further rate cuts.

Place a Buy Stop at 967.5x and limit your risk exposure with either a Sell Stop within the daily limit of 30 cents or an amount to suit your own risk level. These markets have been ‘volatile’ and you can use an e-mini or option to reduce exposure.

11 – 19 – 07

The Dec SP's rebounded off the 10-29 Lo of 1494.7 and rose to the 60% Fib Ret level of 1550.7, closing the day at 1547.0.

Sell the Dec SP on a Stop, below the 1542.2 low, (1542.0) and place a Protective Buy Stop above the 1550.7 Hi (1551.0).

Look for the SP to retrace 92 pts to a Target Lo of 1450.0 over the next 7 trading days, exiting the Trade on or before Nov. 8th.

With Crude at $86.00 and a threat of conflict in N.Iraq, a premium is built in. If nothing disrupts the flow of Iraqi crude, 1.6 mb/day, we could see the premium taken off. Look to place a Bear Put Spread - Buy 1 Dec $85.00 put for 21pts ($2100.) - Sell 1 Dec $80.00 put for 7 pts ($700.).

With Gold making new Hi's, $755.0 on 10/1/07 and Silver below its Hi of $15.30 on 2/26/07, I believe Silver is over-due for a 'Catch-Up' rally to at least the $15.00 level.

Place a Buy Stop above the recent Hi of $13.98, say $14.05 and look for a rally on the next sell-off in the Dollar Index.

Use Risk Management, either a 'stop' or a 'put-option' to reduce exposure. A Sell 'stop' once you are filled below the 9-day Moving Average of $13.58 is needed.

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On August 23, 2007 we sent out a recommendation to Buy December Gold . Even if you Bought it at the High of the day, $674.50, at the close of business on Tuesday, September 11, 2007, the price was $721.10, up $46.60 = a gain of $ 4660.00 / contract.

I suggest tightening your ‘stop’ to $711.00, ahead of the FOMC meeting next Tuesday. You can also Buy an at the money Put for $2700.00 as an alternative to a ‘stop’ loss order.

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