following my post dated 14 May 2019 Gold was rejected at 1300 but was supported one more time by the longer SMA (620).
The rejection at 1300 marked a lower high compared to previous highs within the correction.
The 3 black S on the orange SMA diverge slightly with RSI but imho divergence not steep enough to prompt a pullback above 1300. Since RSI entered negative territory Gold has yet to be oversold therefore I am still favouring a continuation of the correction towards 0.618 Fibonacci of previous uptrend from A to B before a pullback may occur.
Please note the potential Head & Shoulders pattern (SHS in red).
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If Gold breaks above 2nd red S it may be the start of the pullback towards H and maybe beyond.
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#Gold made a triple top in divergence with RSI in Week21
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