July 7, 2009 (FinancialWire) (By Frank Kollar) — Shares of Streettracks Gold (NYSE: GLD) have been moving sideways, though with a great deal of volatility, since testing their highs back on February 20 and failing to break out.

But all may not be over for this widely traded ETF.

Pull up a daily chart and connect the February 20 highs and June 2 highs and extending the line to the right. Then connect the lows on April 17 and June 23, again extending the line to the right.

This creates a pennant pattern that has an upper declining trend resistance line and a lower rising trend support line.

Typically, when you have a pennant pattern after a long term advance such as GLD had from October 2008 to February 2009, it resolves to the upside.

We may not have long to wait for and answer as GLD is right at the rising trend support line. Look for a reversal to the upside this week, or a break of support leading to lower lows.

Frank Kollar has been timing the financial markets since 1982, with online service since 1996. He is a dedicated trend timer and his strategies exited the markets before the crash in 1987 as well as the bear market in 2000 through 2002. During the 2000-2002 bear market, his bearish positions resulted in gains exceeding 100 percent, all achieved by trading trends.

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