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Gold, Daily Chart Analysis 7/19

FX_IDC:XAUUSD   Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Implications and Outlook
1. Gold is likely to enter a whole new Bull market. The initial period is going to bottom following this summer season. About $1200 per oz is our downside intended target. Whether or not this hangs around there right after the summer, it should in all probability provide us a major buy signal.

If breaks, we are going to have an entirely new low price intended target; however it will definitely get into a new Bull market. The yellow metal is in the Bull market NOW even though it dropped from $1,900's per oz. It is going to increase regardless over the next couple of months, though will it be coming from $1,200 or even a lower price target level?

In the event that price touches $1220, without a doubt the price chart bears will ever try to lower further and take out the Gold price low that transpired in December of 2017 to find out what is on the opposite side. Most likely there will be quite a few mini-downside pushes of price action, in all probability climax variety. However, we continue to consider this trend old for weekly as well as monthly strength, and counter-trend to long-term strength trend variables.

BTW this is the way bottoms usually are created, having a crescendo of selling together as panic and anxiety comes about. It is just like a bomb going off. It removes out the weaker hands to ensure that we can ultimately head much higher.


2. Price action has confirmed the value of the short to mid-term bearishness sentiment peeling off Key Resistance $1258 established on July 5.

3. The latest price action has created a new intermediate-term, Gold Dip completion $1223, while heavy selling undoubtedly brings downside movement with a new Gold Dip target designated at $1198.

4. Current Gold Strategy Bias: Bearish 70 / Bullish 30
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