Why go long gold and short silver?
Gold is in a downward channel but remains in a bullish structure (still supported by the previously given white upward trendline). The bullishness in gold should be considered together with the bearishness in silver, or, more precisely, in conjunction with the trading logic of Little Yellow and Little E in alternative assets to gain a clearer understanding.
Copper: price continues to rise, while momentum continues to weaken. Our system issued a top signal on26.09.22which still marks the peak of this rally.Currently still holding short.









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