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Posted: 25 Nov 2014 03:32 PM PST
Update: We received this message through Sharelynx: "There was a bit of excitement in the gold prices last night – during COMEX close, Windsor Brokers carried quoting gold in steady increments of 15c. By 23:00 it was up over 1400. On COMEX reopen it corrected itself." Whatever it means, it confirms that it was more of a technical glitch.
A glitch, a game or both? It is unclear what exactly happened, but the price of gold surged from $1,200 to $1,450 in just ten minutes, at least at some charts (not all). It was brought to our attention by Nick from Sharelynx.
The USAGold.com website shows the blip and a return to reality after some 20 minutes. As readers can see, the "glitch" was not erased afterwards.
The same surge was visible on bulliondesk.com, as the first chart shows. Some 20 minutes later, the price was "normalized" again at the levels before the "glitch" as evidenced by the second chart. Here again, the blip was not erased or corrected from the chart afterwards.
The same picture was visible on the Sharelynx.com intraday price chart. But there again, the normalization took place after some 20 minutes.
Probably this is just a glitch, but it would be interesting to see if some shorts have really been stopped out. Probably we will never find out!
Read also Nick Laird's post: Gold Algos Run Wild
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