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Why the Real Test Is Coming for Gold By Larry Benedict, editor, Trading With Larry Benedict So far,

[Trading With Larry Benedict]( Why the Real Test Is Coming for Gold By Larry Benedict, editor, Trading With Larry Benedict So far, 2022 has produced the type of global events that should see gold flourish… A 40-year high in inflation, soaring commodities, plus the war in Ukraine. Its history as a hedge against inflation and geopolitical instability led the VanEck Gold Miners ETF (GDX) to rally over 40% from January to its peak on April 18. However, GDX shares reversed sharply after hitting that high. Within weeks, GDX was trading 30% lower. When we last checked GDX on [June 7]( (red arrow on the chart), it had temporarily found short-term support and was trying to rally higher. But that rally soon fizzled out. Now, GDX is trading back around its January lows and retesting long-term support. So, today I’m going to discuss what I see happening next. Let’s pull up GDX’s chart… VanEck Gold Miners ETF (GDX) [Image] Source: eSignal The reversal from GDX’s high at ‘A’ was caused by divergence between the stock price and the Relative Strength Index (RSI). As GDX made higher highs, the RSI made lower highs (signaling a drop in buyers). This pattern often precedes a change in direction. This downward trend was then confirmed when the 10-day moving average (MA – red line) crossed down over the 50-day MA (blue line). But that move ran out of momentum in mid-May. [Trading Millionaire Reveals, “2008 Was My Most Profitable Year”]( When the RSI formed a ‘V’ out of oversold territory (lower grey dashed line), GDX rallied and the RSI moved back toward resistance (green line). Earlier this month, we were looking for two things to confirm GDX’s rally would ensue… - The RSI needed to break back above resistance and remain in the upper half of its band. - The 10-day MA needed to cross back above the 50-day MA to confirm the emerging uptrend. If these two scenarios failed to play out, I wrote GDX would likely retest its long-term support… and that’s exactly what happened. Take another look at the chart… VanEck Gold Miners ETF (GDX) [Image] Source: eSignal Despite testing it twice, the RSI failed to break through resistance. And now that the RSI is tracking sideways in the lower half of its range, GDX has little buying momentum to prop up its stock price. So, what can we expect from here? For GDX to rally, it first needs to hold its long-term support at the orange line. If it can do that – and the RSI moves higher toward resistance – then GDX could be in for a short-term bounce. Then, a break above resistance could provide GDX with the momentum to reach its June 2 high at $33.52. Free Trading Resources Have you checked out Larry's free trading resources on his website? It contains a full trading glossary to help kickstart your trading career – at zero cost to you. Just [click here]( to check it out. Any long-term rally beyond that would depend on the RSI remaining in the upper half of its range. However, if the RSI rallies up to resistance and fails to break through, then any bounce will be short lived. Meaning, with the RSI stuck in the lower half of its range, a break below long-term support – and a new leg down – would likely be in the cards. Regards, Larry Benedict Editor, Trading With Larry Benedict Reader Mailbag What are your predictions for GDX? Will it gain enough momentum to rally again? P.S. We’re excited to hear what you think of your new eletter, Trading With Larry Benedict. Let us know at feedback@opportunistictrader.com. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT… [HOW COULD THIS BE?]( A tiny heartland company has created an energy breakthrough so revolutionary… J.P. Morgan is now the largest shareholder. The best part? Shares are ONLY $1.25, and anyone can get in. 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