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PMGOLD - Perth Mint Gold ETF

Just a quick update on PMGOLD the Perth Mint listed gold product which had an ath just closing on April 22nd 2c shy of $54.

It gapped up this morning and its next target is $52. To get the price of gold in $AUD just multiply its price by 100.

It has had quite a nice run in July with plenty of green. A chart.

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It's been consolidating nicely, as with USDPOG. Hopefully it doesn't go as drawn out as 2021-22. But, happy the trend has seemed to clearly be consolidation, jump, consolidation, jump. Still in a gold bull market.

It's run a fair way from the 50dma and 200dma though. Would like that to be a bit tighter. Or, maybe that's why we're calling it a bull market.

 
We haven't seen positive volume like today for nearly 3 months and the price of gold is rising nicely with conviction and momentum. PMGOLD is just $1.30 below it's all time high so I am quietly confident that this will be breached this month.

The only matter at this stage that may cause a reversal in gold would be a head injury to Mr. Trump sufficient to cause a beneficial change in personality without affecting his already diminished decision making.

Onwards and upwards imo.



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I'm happy to see PMGOLD powering on, especially today. Its been the star of my portfolio.

Yes, very nice.

Slightly different chart to USDPOG obviously due to the AUD/USD thing but I would have expected this to be going through ATHs with the breakout. But, not quite yet after that jizzim in April that was a bit strange. Needs a $54.00 close to beat it. Still, looks to have broken through that blue line for now.

 
PMGOLD is a good way for Australians to get gold exposure.

Uncomplicated apart from it's exposure to the aud/usd exchange rate, and over the long term it can be swings and roundabouts with that depending on when and if one is a buyer or seller.

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