Following a profitable week for Gold (see link below for reference purposes); the rally in gold shows that it has become the spotlight as the banking crisis drove more investors towards it for safe havens. Gold hit 11-month highs, breaking from the mid-$1,900 zone and strongly heading for the $2,000. As the fears that the U.S. economy could end up in a deep recession lingers, there is a high chance of a range-bound market activity until we get some data from the Federal Reserve after which massive traction will be witnessed in the coming week(s). This video illustrates the technical perspective of the current market structure and how to position for the next potential move.
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After identifying a structure within the $1,990 and $1,970 range, a breakout of the resistance line at the $1,990 signals a potential bullish momentum.
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Please disregard the previous update
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OUTLOOK ON 15-Minutes timeframe
Just as discussed during our recent live studio
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The week started at a very slow pace and this choppy situation might continue in anticipation of the macroeconomic events tomorrow but as long as the price remains below the trendline and the $1,976 level, we remain comfortable in the current sell position.
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3 positions running with approximately 500 pips in profit; secure all positions. Update coming up soon
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Over 900 pips in profit with 3 positions running; secure all sell positions
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A breakout/retest of the $1,942 level has a high chance of inciting a reversal pattern hence move stops accordingly. However, a breakdown/retest of the $1,936 level will welcome more opportunities to add more sell positions to our existing trade.
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Re-adjusted set-up as the resistance line is now at the $1,945 level. Waiting for signals
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Buy position triggered, secure position
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TP target hit with approximately 500 pips in profit; Lets wait for this candle to close
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Normalcy incites selling pressure below the $1,976 level
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BUy position triggered at the breakout/retest of the $1,976 level. Secure position
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After being taken out of the buy position, the appearance of selling pressure from this structure with strong selling memory at the $1,976 area could incite a sell-off any time soon. We discussed this at length during our live session this morning
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Price action takes out the sell position to trigger the buy position at the breakout of the $1,985 level. Secure buy position as we look forward to more opportunities at the breakout/retest of the $2,000 level
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After being taken out of the buy positions with about 70 pips profit, seeling pressure resumes below the $2,000 zone for the second time this week. We want to see how price action reacts to the $1,985 level as the bullish becomes our yardstick for trading activities today.
Gold is bullish on every timeframe. When price reached 1988 during NY session and then retraced back down to 1974 towards the end of the session, it went aggressively back up again 140 pips to finish at the high of the day. That's a very bullish significant occurrence in the last half hour of trading. The fundamentals are driving the price continually upwards with everything that's going on with the crashing of the banks and also inflation. 2000 is the next target which could likely hit very soon after market open tonight, especially with the possibility of a gap up on the open. An interesting week ahead, most notably with FOMC on Wednesday.
Really enjoy watching your videos, however may I make a humble request please? can you use the correct ratios when referring to the amount of pips? for example, if gold moves from 1990 to 2000, you're calling this 1000 pips in your video, but it's not, it's 100 pips. It may be 1000 points for things like CFD's, but in terms of pips, it's 100 pips. 'Points' and 'Pips' are different. 100 pips = 1000 points
Always enjoy your continuous analysis throughout each day too, so keep up the great work. 👍🏽
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Completely agree with your point of view, thanks for sharing!
Gold is bullish on every timeframe. When price reached 1988 during NY session and then retraced back down to 1974 towards the end of the session, it went aggressively back up again 140 pips to finish at the high of the day. That's a very bullish significant occurrence in the last half hour of trading. The fundamentals are driving the price continually upwards with everything that's going on with the crashing of the banks and also inflation. 2000 is the next target which could likely hit very soon after market open tonight, especially with the possibility of a gap up on the open.
An interesting week ahead, most notably with FOMC on Wednesday.
Really enjoy watching your videos, however may I make a humble request please? can you use the correct ratios when referring to the amount of pips?
for example, if gold moves from 1990 to 2000, you're calling this 1000 pips in your video, but it's not, it's 100 pips. It may be 1000 points for things like CFD's, but in terms of pips, it's 100 pips. 'Points' and 'Pips' are different.
100 pips = 1000 points
Always enjoy your continuous analysis throughout each day too, so keep up the great work. 👍🏽