Gold remains in a multi-week sideways range, pushing back towards resistance despite a stronger US dollar. The precious metal is back above all three simple moving averages and looks set to test $2,400/oz. next week.
Markets are underpricing the risk of a bigger sell-off in gold into the year-end, according to Kathleen Kelley, chief executive of research firm Queen Anne's Gate Capital. In 2020, many investors piled into gold as prices went from $1,600 to a new record high of over $2,000 an ounce. And based on ETF positioning before the big COVID gold-buying spree happened,...
Gold showing very good rejection off the supply zone.
Asian Scalp on Gold on break and retest. We are bouncing off an area of demand.
This analysis is made from the FED anticipation. Waiting for rejection confirmation from the demand zone, DO NOT ENTER WITHOUT A REJECTION.
After a huge sell-off from yesterday, I believe the downtrend is yet to continue.
Retested the broken level, confirmed by the CPI data.
Breaking of structure to the downside, as Gold does a correction.
Head and Shoulders on Gold and it relates strongly with correction that is anticipated on Gold
Rejection of a Supply zone, together with the FOMC Sediments of USD being hawkish.
I saw a rejection of a supply zone and since we are on a correction in regard to the sediments of the markets. Currently in the trade.
We reached an area of supply and I believe this is a pump and Dump because we have a lot of imbalances on the downside.
Retested a broken level, possible continuous short entry
During the upcoming meeting, I believe the Fed will cut the interest rates. Hence, my bullish on take on gold.
Gold is bearish, I am very bearish towards the fundamentals that will come during the week.
We might break the demand, however, we are on a long-term bullish recovery.
We are on a bullish retest and a significant demand.
We broke a key level and I believe the USD bullish run is coming to an end.