Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Short

DAILY GOLD UPDATE: THE PRICE BROKE CONSOLIDATION ZONE

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Hi Traders,

Hope you are having a great weekend. As predicted from previous analyses which explained that the price actions were able to break the lower low of the consolidation zone. Quick recap from last week:

Economic activities:
  • Neutral: NFP on Friday result showed a weak negative sentiment to USD with no much appealing surprise difference in actual to forecast value. However, the result was showing improvement from the previous NFP result which implied a better economic result than the previous one
    Weak Bearish: Unemployment rate increased by 0.4% which showing good signs for the economy. Prior to the unemployment rate announcement, unemployment benefit claims were significantly reduced that made the price broke the 1-month consolidation zone in the daily timeframe


Technical patterns/price actions:
  • Bearish: the daily timeframe forming a rising wedge or upward continuation channel, there was a very strong rejection around 1870 area and price returned back to the lower support and broke through to the lower low of the consolidation zone
    Bearish: Weekly price action pattern is still in a downward continuation channel. The price will assumingly meet around 1700 to finally come back to the upside in the long run


We will see the price retrace back around 38.2%/50%/61.8% Fibonacci retracement zone. The highest confluence is around 1822-1823 which we have a classic support zone, trendline, and Fibonacci retracement crossed together harmonically.

Short-term speculative sell: is around 1822 area with a tight stop loss of 1826. TP will reach to 1800 area and assumingly continue to come back forming the bearish form.

I will not trade/trade based on the price action.

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