Yes, his "angels" are resistance points (or projected intermediate peaking points) and a person who is adept at trading and who trades, options, Comex contracts, GLD etc. might be able to profit by doing so.

There may even be opportunities to trade junior shares at that point, though the shares and the metal do not always trading in synchronicity. The reason I made my post was simply that the statement to sell 1/2 at 1650 was one I has never read and was without qualification. It would be a shame if someone sold their physical metal holdings and gold shortly after became virtually unavailable at any price.

And Yes, that too is a possibility.

On items one trades, Sinclair's commentary is to sell 1/3 into the rhino horn and buy the fishing line.

P.