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Gold has more downside before pushing up to $2,000 again!

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COMEX:GC1!   Gold Futures
Gold markets got shaken up today and it just seems like the beginning of a slightly lower move in this market.

Watching this futures market, we saw a recent low almost get tested at the $1,885 area today on a HUGE wick and got absorbed by buyers. That doesn't mean that this downside is over and done with and we can see gold back into the $2,000 area.

There is a huge descending triangle that is shaping up, lower highs, and equal lows. This means that the sell-side is holding out whatever buyers are trying to get into the market. The buy-side needed to see higher highs break and push to the upside rather than just holding out the support.

Meaning from here we had a huge support level wick that formed a month or so ago and touched the $1,875. Today's recent price action touched $1,885 so slightly higher.

There are two things that we need to see for a deeper pullback:

1. Break of the $1,875 level
2. Close under $1,900.

From here there are 2 immediate downside targets.

The first is at $1,810 because of the large volume profile stack the most immediate "noise" level of support that is under $1,900. The second is at $1,760 where the start of the next consolidation level is, this is where the cluster of support starts to form and should hold temporarily at least before we see a push back to $2,000. Gold moves really well into ranges before making a strong move to either end.

There is key resistance to note as well. The first area is $1,940 the prior broken low, the next $1,965 or so where the descending triangle starts to shape out.

This trade idea is for educational purposes only, should not be taken as investment or trading advice.

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