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gold has broken its previous uptrend and is not looking like a very promising short , there will however be retest for past highs so be cautious
Here is my Elliot Wave count for the DJI that I'm quite confident on and that I've been watching for a while. By my count we are still a Wave 4 of a greater Wave A correction. We continue trying to breakout above the 200 EMA on the hourly. I think we are going to see big rejection soon, especially if we manage to hit the 0.65 fib retracement level. The MACD ...
GOLD is still bullish. even though it seems to be struggling, courtesy of the US dollar which is recovering, Gold is yet to reach 1300 and most probably 1320 over the next week
The dax already consulates a long time at the last significant high.
the longer the course consulates, the higher the chances of a breakthrough.
The 200 EMA also serves as support
I'm long at the moment
enjoy the way
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This is textbook corrective bear market action. I can't see this any clearer than it's painted out for us. Here's the low down on HSI on the daily chart:
1. Death Cross on July 16 2018
2. Perfect bearish impulse to complete wave ...
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