$SPDR Gold Shares(GLD)$ Has performed very well and perhaps the most resilient over the past week when all other risk assets were sold off. It has exceeded my previous target and I believe will challenge $3400 in the spot market in the near term.
The medium and long-term prospects are fantastic, because of de-dollsrisation, which has accelerated as a result of last week’s turmoil. Make no mistake. The world is not going back to what we are used to. You will see sovereign nations start and continue purchasing large quantities of gold and increasingly silver in their treasuries.
Gold has hit ATH over last few months and will look to target 2900 with several interesting drivers: 1. BRICS meeting end of Oct that will discuss new monetary unit, comprising up to 40% gold. 2. FED rate cut of at least 25bps , cementing the easing cycle continuing - all good for commodities, especially precious metals. 3. US elections uncertainty and support for economy boosted by liquidity injections. I am Long ETF miners and GLD/SLV in anticipation of the strong moves over the next couple of weeks.
$CNOOC(00883)$ Short, very encouraging momentum after ex dividend to raise to all-time high supported by central government. It has come off the high now and need to test at 21.7 which coincides with 38% Fib retracement from top. Strong tail winds from rising$WTI Crude Oil - main 2408(CLmain)$ prices to support up trend.
$CNOOC(00883)$ yesterday reached all time high after bouncing off 50DMA, and with that tailwind of rising oil prices, it is poised to easily breach the $21 psychological resistance. This move is also definitely supported by brokers upgrade and recommendations for SOE reform beneficiaries. No doubt others on the list will also benefit but I'm holding on to $CNOOC(00883)$ for dividend next month.
$CNOOC(00883)$ Have to love how the stock always closes with nice prices. After hitting all time high of 18.18 today it closes at 18.08. Looking forward to reporting of full year financials after 21/3/24 . As previously mentioned, the companies financial performance is closely tied to oil price and as oil prices continue to creep up in 2024, the revenue growth should only continue to march upwards.