The daily palladium chart shows some interesting technical developments.
On September 8, the price action saw a 4.5% daily gain, which broke both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages. Previously, the same breakouts also occurred on July 7 and 8, but in two separate sessions.
With the September 6 lows, a short-term bullish channel may have formed, supporting the palladium bear market rally thesis.
The area between $2,190 and 2,193 is where buyers are now encountering some sellers’ resistance.
If this hurdle is broken, the next one is situated at $2,233 (15 August high), and after that $2,300 (11 August high).
The MACD exhibited a bullish crossover at the zero line. On July 22, the same signal occurred, which then served as a driving force behind the rally to mid-August highs.
Palladium is 37% lower than its March peak, indicating that the major trend remains bearish. To revert this trend, palladium prices must rise decisively above $2,612 (50% Fibonacci retracement of 2022 low-high).
Idea written by Piero Cingari, forex and commodity analyst at Capital.com
Bullshit. Palladium rise is because of high demand from China. Bear market in palladium is over. New all time highs are ahead. Palladium is one of the rarest matels on the planet, remember it.