Posted: 13 Apr 2014 05:20 PM PDT

Good day traders!

Gold Weekly 14 April 2014

Technically, its going to be a bullish week for gold. A hammer, seen on last 2 weeks, proved to become a crucial candle for this bulls buildup. Last week's candle support this bullish view.

No crossover on MACD after losing a little bit of momentum last week with MACD line nicely cross above the 0.00 level.

After some significant drop last 2 weeks, RSI seems to have recovered and now stays above the equilibrium level. This is also supporting the bullish view on the yellow metal buildup.

Near supports are seen at 1277.47 and 1251.63 while resistances can be found at 1361.75 and 1392.

Fundamentally, I'll be closely monitoring the US sales data this week, with Core Retail Sales, Retail Sales and Core CPI are being scheduled. The first 2 datas are important as a gauge for the customer spending behaviour while the latter is important for the inflation data. On Thursday, Philly Fed Manufacturing Index is the last news to watch before the market close for Good Friday.

The Chinese GDP and Industrial Production data will appear on Wednesday and its data is important to show how strong the Chinese economy is.

More speaks from Janet Yellen, both on the Tuesday and Thursday. Market is expecting more clear clues on the interest rate hike issue after the March FOMC minute.

The Ukraine crisis could be again the potential front runner for the yellow metal bulls.

Happy pipping!

Shufaad

The rise of the NYC gold digger. Can you spot her?

Posted: 17 Apr 2014 10:59 AM PDT

The rise of the NYC gold digger. Can you spot her?

Can you spot her? The NYC gold digger…

Dating as most of us can attest comes with its own sets of challenges. Chemistry, physical attraction, similar values, complimentary backgrounds and of course one's wealth. Or lack of wealth or in the case of the NYC gold digger the abundance of wealth.

In an interesting feature this morning by way of the nypost we learn that gold diggers are awash in plenty in the scene and increasingly it's getting difficult for many men who are the target of such women to figure out who's legitimately interested in them and who's just looking to extend herself off the good grace of a well to do man's generosity.

One woman, or high grade matchmaker as she likes to call herself, Janis Spindel of Club J-Love even lends her services to men so she can help them weed out the NYC gold digger.

'I can smell a gold digger from a mile away,' says Spindel, who says she rejects about 10 percent of all those vying for a place in her 3,000-member stable of beauties. 'It's why [my clients] come to me — to protect them from bimbettes and gold diggers.'

Thanks to ever rising wall st bonuses and successful start ups, according to Spindel, there are more men out there with cash and of course more women who are keen to lure such high income grossers.

In deciphering who's legitimate and who's really a gold digger, Spindel tells she only selects women who themselves earn a healthy income, six figures plus.

Yet according to some women, such as Robin Kassner who owns and runs Haute PR what successful woman would not want to go out with another successful person?

Offers the publicist: 'As a successful woman, I'm looking for someone of my caliber — not some schlump off the street, but someone as successful as me — or more.'

Reiterates Kassner who is sticking to her demanding checklist: 'I want to go from a First Avenue princess to a Park Avenue princess,'

'I'm looking for a perfect 10 — someone who's 5 on the looks scale with $5 million in the bank.'

Adding shamelessly: "Some people may call me a gold digger, but I call myself a goal digger — I'm goal-oriented, I have a really nice lifestyle, but I need a husband who can move me into the next tax bracket, together. There's no shame in my game."

Yet as well meaning as Robin Kassner may well be, many men, especially very wealthy ones (and even ones on the 5 or less look scale) are not necessarily that well meaning. With money to burn and knowing they are the alpha males that so many women aspire to, many of these men don't hesitate to trade up for youth and looks, which may leave many women in their 30′s, like Robin Kassner, despite achieving their own success feeling left out.

So how does one decipher whose legitimate and who's simply a gold digger?

Opines Manhattan-based relationship therapist Rachel Sussman: 'There are definitely some women who are clearly gold diggers — very focused on wanting to live a certain type of life that they don't think they can accomplish on their own or don't want to accomplish on their own — and finding these men is the answer,'

'There are other women who do have careers and ambition, but they have that fantasy of dating someone who works on Wall Street or makes more money than they do, and [that this] will give them a more interesting life. I wouldn't necessarily call that girl a gold digger.'

Nevertheless Sussman acknowledges having money is a big consideration for many when it comes to dating and even doctors and lawyers can find them selves fretting for failing to have as much money as their wall st brethren (here is your potential market Robin Kassner?). Whilst those who do have cash to burn are often guarded.

According to Sussman, it's not a woman's earnings (or lack thereof) that predict "gold digger" status — but rather a sense of entitlement: She never reaches for her wallet and insists on the best of everything.

'There's a level of financial expectation.'

And then there's socialite (and that's being kind) Justin Ross Lee who recently appeared as a potential suitor on Bravo's 'The Millionaire Matchmaker' (isn't he suppose to be forever bankrupt?) who had this to say: 'The litmus test is, if you didn't have money, would your relationship still be the same? Having money might get your foot in the door with a woman, but the test is, if you lost your money, Bernie Madoff-style, would she move on?'

'If a guy can't answer that, he's written his own check. The guys who are OK with it understand it's a transaction — it's literal tit for tat.'

Then there are those women who take to such dating sites such as seeking arrangement, a fine line between prostitution and dating that specialize in superficial relationships where young women can expect to find themselves receiving cash, rent money and expensive dinners (aka a particular lifestyle) in exchange for some 'action.'

Whilst there are some women who value a certain lifestyle, there are many men hopeful that they'll be able to find women who 'won't exchange their souls for monetary gains.'

And in case you want a definitive check list of what counts as a gold digger, Janis Spindel has even taken the time to figure the shit out for you.

nypost: Matchmaker Janis Spindel asks ladies looking to date her high-end male clients to pen a 2,500-word bio and fill out an extensive questionnaire. Here are her five rules for spotting a gold digger:

1. A woman who is obsessed with dating a successful man — and knowing what his salary is.

2. A lack of a job is a telltale sign a woman is looking for someone to support her. "Women must have [jobs]," says Spindel. "It gives them a sense of confidence, allows them to support themselves and keeps them busy during the day."

3. She complains about Spindel's fee of $1,000 for a one-on-one meeting.

4. A woman who makes unreasonable demands: "If they tell me they must date a man with a plane, I say 'Sayonara.'"

5. A lady who asks the wrong questions: "When they ask me how many homes my client has, they're inquiring for the wrong reasons."

And I've added my one checklist tooL

6. Got looks (but no money) and charisma will fly, until you are 31.

7. Got money and charm will fly until you are a 60.

8. Got looks and long legs will fly until you are 39.

9. Got no money but ambition, you better make it happen before you are 43 (unless you are an ex top model or semi famous writer/actor/photographer/etc your options are forever endless) or your dating pool slows down.

10. Want real love- sometimes it's best just to find it outside of dog eat dog cities like NYC where sometimes heart, compassion and integrity can go a long way, something often missing in a city inflitrated by big money and the girls who want a piece for themselves.

above image found here

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