It may look like the "60 minutes" interview with the FED chairman Jerome Powell helped pushed the price higher, and to some extent it may have had an positive impact on price. But the question remains: will the 1800 wall be pierced in the next few days?
I still believe there is a good chance it won't (at least for the short term) which could present all with a good opportunity to buy at lower levels.
I'm expecting price to revisit the Ichimoku Cloud before going higher which could be the beginning of the formation of an handle in a multi year Cup and handle pattern. This may align with a clearer perception in a few months if the economic reality is leaning to more inflation (bullish for gold) or worst, a depression (which is bearish for gold).
I still believe there is a good chance it won't (at least for the short term) which could present all with a good opportunity to buy at lower levels.
- Round number 1800 which is a major resistance that goes back to 2011/2012
- Price action being squeezed on the late stage of a multi week ascending wedge (bearish)
- Weaker momentum with a multi week bearish RSI divergence on daily chart
- Pitchfork's highest trend line (in red) has been resistance since August 2019 and aligns with previous indicators
I'm expecting price to revisit the Ichimoku Cloud before going higher which could be the beginning of the formation of an handle in a multi year Cup and handle pattern. This may align with a clearer perception in a few months if the economic reality is leaning to more inflation (bullish for gold) or worst, a depression (which is bearish for gold).
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