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Chart Patterns

Flag or Pennant

Pattern Description:

A flag or pennant is a continuation pattern which portrays a period of consolidation in the market before resumption of the original trend. They can be observed in both rising and falling markets. A rise in volume should be observed at the breakout point. If this is not the case then the move is likely to falter.
Flag or Pennant

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The RMO ATM 3.0 Trading System

The RMO (inbuilt in MetaStock) has been one of MetaStock's most popular systems by far, and the RMO ATM is also no exception when it comes to plug-ins.

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Rheinmetall on the verge of becoming a global arms giant.

by Tim Straiton
Rheinmetall (RHM) is currently trading at EUR 524.50 and is 37% above its 200 day moving average. It traded as high as 571 in early April 2024. The current short-term consolidation is likely to give way to further upside. The MACD reflects the fading downside price action. Growth ambitions and future plans Rheinmetall AG, a major player in the international arms market, is on a dynamic expansion path. In view of the strong demand for weapons and ammunition, particularly due to the...
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Technical Review

Platinum - An explosion just waiting to happen

2025-03-14 by Tim Straiton

The current price of platinum is $993 per ounce and trading above its 200 day moving average of 963. The price currently moves within a symmetrical triangle formation with resistance at $1062 and support at $872.

The weekly Bollinger Bandwidth is at a ten year low and suggests that potential for a sudden explosive move is existent. The Gold to platinum ratio is currently at all-time highs around the 3.03 level, far away for the 2008 level of 0.4430.

The low supply to demand ratio for current physical delivery suggests that this market could well be rigged, similar to the silver market spoofing case where in the year 2020 a US bank agreed to pay $920 Million in connection with schemes to defraud precious metals and U.S. treasuries markets.

 


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