A Note before reading - this is a forecast analysis - based upon our trading strategy. This is tagged Neutral for the short term. Long term, bullish, due to purchasing further increments upon imbalances. Please do not take this as face value and conduct the relevant investment strategy to successfully trade the probabilities.
Note: I was incorrect in planning the imbalance to take us back to 20k or below, the reason for this is imbalances revert back to the original imbalance. With Crpyto's it seems the Golden ratio and a high probability to 0.786% Deep retracement zone.
Master Key for zones *Blue = Monthly *Purple = weekly *Red = 4 Days *Yellow = 16 Hours *Orange = Daily *Dark Green = 8 Hour *Grey = 4hour *Pink = 1 hour
Daily Chart:
Weekly Chart Presents two scenarios; 1. Break and rested upon a break from the channel and formation on the daily. 2. A rejection of the channel, but a change of hands ever present upon the weekly imbalance zone
XAG USD four Day [analysis originating from May 21st 2021.
Weekly Chart The weekly chart is currently in the monthly zone or if a Fibonacci retracement pivot trader, this zone aligns the monthly 50% and 61.8% ratios whereby the bullish imbalance will takeover. While Gold does not have a clear rejection of the 61.8% low of $1680 zone, and again the 50% - where price is currently forming upon the 1766mark.* *note, the price as it is currently forming, will still experience wicks to the downside pressure upon a daily and weekly chart until the rejection zone has netted off with a lower timeframe imbalance.
What does the Weekly Symmetrical triangle show? Based off how symmetrical triangles works both in a bearish and bullish capacity. However the difference here is that in this scenario - using probability upon how the candlesticks have displayed upon the chart, a bearish formation while not a text book definition, will normally print a closer lower high, lower high upon the downside lower weekly line forming the bottom of the structure, however a mechanism here the higher timeframe is offering here is a very heavy "resistance", or in a more technical approach, an imbalance between buyers, sellers and pivot points within the trading range. [See chart below labelled 1] Using the higher lows the chart is producing, *the sentiment bias leans to bullish, however, adding positions will occur upon rejected levels as opposed to intra-day trades.
Chart 1
Gold Daily Chart
Monthly Gold Chart The imbalances are clear defined zones of where price has previously captured highs and lows and created imbalances upon buying or selling pressure - depending on the trading outlook. Formations whilst experiencing new data with no implied candlesticks either changing the landscape in which a top or bottom has not formed reverting to Fibonacci extensions and previous highs assist in establishing, along with patience upon printing new candles which guide the next move.
Gold and Silver ratio XAG - Silver - in silver line formation XAU - Gold - Gold/yellow line formation The weekly chart shows here the steady 'Need' for both metals. The ratio of gold and silver looks to measures the number of ounces of silver required to purchase one ounce of gold. Whilst a measure which is not entirely causation upon large moves by Gold, it does provide investors hope to estimate the relative valuations between the two metals, informing to buy or sell at any given time.
Monthly Ratio
SPX VS VIX Refer to the weekly negatively correlated SPX and associated Volatility index.
Vix Chart - please keep in mind that the VIX has correlation, causation is caused from the associated short term risk of the sentiment change within profit taking, impending policy changes, health warnings, war and other macro-factors.
Refer to the DXY chart to follow the imbalance.
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