Gold is shining again as traders and investors are worried about the US economy and the dovish tone by the FED. As we heard yesterday, Janet Yellen does not plan on raising rates this month which was enough to act as a catalyst for Gold's prices to skyrocket.
Gold rose from $1,225 to a high of $1,270 and is currently trading close to it's high around $1,265. Regardless of the quick gains, Gold remains into bear territory and further depreciation is more likely than a continued buying that would drive prices higher.
First support is seen at $1,252, while first resistance lays at $1,272.
Chart: XAU/USD H1
It formed a doji candlestick on the four-hour time-frame, it will likely move to the downside again.
ReplyDeleteExcellent Analysis! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery helpful analysis.
ReplyDeleteWell gold didn't succeed to visit again last week's 13-month high at $1,287.80, but still is beaming.
ReplyDeleteIts really going sideways.
ReplyDeleteHelpful analysis
ReplyDeleteBullish strength might be tested next week.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! I fully agree with your view.
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