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Hello guys.


Commodities are very interesting at the moment, so I've brought along a little update on palladium. Pd has now broken out of the short to medium-term downtrend for the time being. However, the actual target zone of 733$/oz remains in place. In the long term, a further dip below the 733 mark would be better (better rtr), as it would be possible to really reload there. If the price does not fall that low again, alternative entry points will have to be considered, e.g. after the completion of a wave 2.


Investment: $SPAL (+1.12%)


The divergences formed when the price falls can be seen nicely in "red".

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Because it is so beautiful, I am also addressing the topic of uranium today. The picture is similar in the uranium sector. You can play this sector via ETFs $U.UN ETFs, but I, for example, trade it via the share $UEC (+0.94%) . UEC is currently building a wave 2, whereby the bottom could already be in, similar to Pd. However, the downside for a deeper dip is significantly higher than for Pd. Here, prices at UEC of 1-2 dollars are even possible again (but this is not the primary scenario) The divergences and the retest of the 200 line can also be seen in "red" in the screenshot. A rise into wave 3 should take us into the 18-20 dollar range.


As always, however: No investment advice 🤣 It is enough if you can stimulate some thoughts here. Opinions and additions welcome.


Have a nice weekend

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For me, silver is more exciting, as we see a clearer undervaluation here.
A lot is still possible in terms of price and we will also see good returns here.

But it's nice for me to see someone writing something about commodities.
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Is it worth investing in palladium because of VAT?
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