Hambooger

Gold EWT Attempts (4h) (March 2022)

Long
TVC:GOLD   CFDs on Gold (US$ / OZ)
Gold Spot ( GOLD ) (March 2022)

I believe there could be a running flat in the larger degree of the corrective wave (yellow ABC.) I am definitely not certain that any of these wave counts are even correct as I am still trying to learn more from very limited resources to do so, but I believe there are not enough wave degree classifications to distinguish beyond supermillenium degree, so you will see 2 different degrees represented as supermillenium here. Yellow could be called "supermillenium*2" since I believe it is a higher degree than the supermillenium ABC waves I have marked in cyan as well as the other WXY waves in green.

I believe there is also a regular flat (cyan) in a smaller degree at the top of the B wave of the larger degree running flat (yellow.)

If this is truly a regular flat, there are a few things that I would expect at the current phase of my wave analysis.
Wave B (90% retrace of wave A) may be capable of reaching approximately $2,020 - $2,050 before making a reversal to the downside. If my wave and timeframe analysis is correct, I would expect that price to be reached by the latest of May 2022 or perhaps as soon as end of March 2022.
Wave C can be anywhere from 61.8% - 100% retrace of waves AB. If that's the case I believe a low of $1,535/oz and as low as $1,212/oz would be achieved.

On higher timeframes, I see my moving average indicators slowly creeping up on my price levels of $1,385 by around the same time I expect a low to occur. I would expect those prices as well if things start moving down too fast, and this would also become the level I would expect to see some sort of reversal as far as I can consider right now.

I believe if a reversal is confirmed, this crash could continue from mid-2022 into September 2023 at the latest, but I could expect a complete retrace by October or December 2022 if more markets start to follow suit before then.

On August 9th 2021, there was a sharp price drop that printed a wick down to $1,681, which I believe is a "clue/hint" that prices will re-visit those levels again after upper targets are achieved first. I believe this can be used as a confirmation to other aspects of my analysis.

Once the suspected regular flat completes, I believe the pattern could turn into some sort of double three, but that is entirely unsubstantiated at this moment until I can fully confirm the flat.

If we are considering a higher degree of flats, I believe the larger "supermillenium*2" degree could either be a running flat or it could turn into an expanded flat, meaning a deeper move than $1,200-$1,500 prices and something more akin to $1,000. I believe that's a much lower probability and would only happen if the gold situation/manipulation is really more dire than I think. If it somehow drops to $700 or lower, new EWT will need to be considered for sure as the entire structure of this chart would change, but I wouldn't be surprised if it could be possible.

I think the next guess I can make after this is that price of gold could possibly increase to $2,300-$2,700 levels any time after 2025, but I suspect closer to 2027-2035. As always, it will be interesting to see what "historic" events will occur until then.

Beyond this, I am still watching and making new considerations when I can. I will continue to try to keep my ideas updated!

Previous charts I've built coming to these conclusions:

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