After FOMC
hiked the Federal Funds rate yesterday Gold developed almost analogously to
Silver – forming a double bottom, in this case at $1,197 and then sharply
moving to the upside, climbing from $1,197 to $1,233. Unlike Silver, however,
there is no signal, so far at least, that there might be a retracement in the
near future. The precious metal broke above $1,218, which coincides with (MA)89
in on the four-hour time-frame with ease and although it formed a shooting star
candlestick on the same time-frame it continued climbing towards its current
high. Gold is now testing the aforementioned resistance at $1,233, which
actually also coincides with the (MA)89 indicator on the weekly time-frame, and
considering how bullish it is, it might be able to break out above it and
continue moving to the upside towards the previous high at $1,263.
It may continue higher.
ReplyDeleteIt's pushing higher.
ReplyDeleteGood assessment.
ReplyDeleteIt shall rise further
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