Gold 10% move in coming now
XAU/USD
Gold break below 4145 was our next sell signal targeting 4135/30 last week's low at 4120 & finally 4100/4090 exactly as predicted.
In fact we saw a bounce from here to 4144.
Over night we see losses as far as my next target of 4060/50 & even a retest of the June low at 4023 is not out of the question before the end of the week.
A bounce from 4030/4020 is possible although it is risky in the 2 and a half month bear trend.
If you try stop below 4005. A break below here certainly would not surprise me And holding below 4020 is a sell signal targeting 3970/60 & 3930/20.
Eventually a move as far as 3870/60 is possible.
Gains are likely to be limited even if we do bounce from 4030/4020.
Targets: 4060/4070 & 4080/4090 for profit taking.
First resistance at 4085/4095 & shorts need stops above 4102.
Gold has strong resistance at 4125/4135 & shorts need stops above 4145.

XAG/USD
Silver we wrote: Looks pretty clear that bears remain in control at this stage & gains are likely to be limited before prices reverse.
We hit my downside targets of 6135/30 & a retest of last week's low at 6120 as predicted.
We wrote: A break below here looks very possible & can target the 2026 low at 6100/6090.
We just hit this target over night and as I wrote yesterday, obviously a sustained break below here would be an important sell signal this week.
In fact as long as we hold below what should be first resistance at 6210/6230 the outlook for today remains negative.
Shorts need stops above 6250.
Just be aware that we have strong resistance at 6310/6330 & shorts need stops above 6365
A break below 6070 targets 6010/5990 then 5900/5875. A collapse as far as 5780/5750 cannot be ruled out.

WTI Crude July futures
WTI Crude break below 7330 was yesterday's sell signal targeting 7230/7180 (hit over night) & 7145/20.
Just be aware that a break below 7100 would be a sell signal.
We could then target 6790/6760 eventually.
Resistance at 7340/7380 & shorts need stops above 7430.

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Jason Sen
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Jason Sen began his career in the options pits on the trading floor of LIFFE in 1987 at the age of 19, making markets on his own account. In 2001 when the trading floor closed he successfully made the transition to day trading on computer screens.


















