Back on August 12, I suggested that GLD had hit upper resistance and needed to move back inside its normal envelope, with the potential to return to the 160’s. Terry Laundy referred to this as being similar to a frog jumping from the upper band to the middle or lower band. On August 19, I reiterated that with the suggestion one might buy cheap OTM puts, as the 160’s were support. GLD has clearly broken below the hourly version of this chart and may have trouble bouncing above 178 before continuing to that support, which is now at 166. The next cycle low is early December.
Looking in to the T chart, we still do not have a new T formation although the standard T Volume Oscillator did finally hit the dashed red line. I am thinking that the next T may form in about 10 days. But as there is no steady decline in the VO (rather a weak decline from 40.81 to 35, to 15), I am not sure how strong a T this new one will be, or the length of that period of strength. The easiest T to define has declining tops and lower bottoms, showing cash being depleted into the low center post of a T. That isn’t very clear now.