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Wednesday all about Fed Monetary Policy Stmt. & Press Conference 1PM CT

When we look at the gold market, here's how you look at it: You had your move to an all-time moves, all right? And this is [a] close-only chart. This is not the peaks, we'll get to that in a minute. As long as you stay over $1948.50, you've got your upside bias. Markets, go up and down. This was a blow-off. Can I be any clearer? You went from $2150 in a fraction, all the way back under $2050. It was about a hundred and some odd dollar range. Okay. And where did you go? You went over the Bollinger Band. 

As you'll see, the pattern remains bearish: lower highs, lower lows for the near term. I want you to listen to me – for the near term. The market is challenging what I told you it would, the average is starting at the 18, now getting into the 100, might challenge the two. But I think tomorrow is going to be a big part of determining that, and the day after remember, on Thursday, we're going to get four central banks telling us what they do.

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