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Gold – Bullish Impulse – Minuette (iii) – Trend Reversal

GOLD has been sold very aggressively recently and technically speaking is it showing signs for a very possible Trend Reversal.

GOLD – Wave Analysis:

At this stage it seems like the Corrective Structure developed as an Expanded Flat in Primary Wave B (green) and as per the current Wave Count, it seems like the Correction is complete.

This would lead a Wave Trader to think that it might just be time for the Bullish Primary C (green) to start developing its Sub-Waves.

As per the previously posted Long-Term Analysis, this might just be the point where GOLD could climb its way up towards a Bullish Structure.

GOLD – Daily Chart:

Gold

Trend Reversal – Technical Factors:

  • Bullish Divergence is joining on the volumes which is a good sign that the Bulls might be preparing for a Rally.

  • Inverted Head & Shoulders Structure can be spotted which could also lead towards a Bullish Impulse.

  • Price Action is developing a possible Expanding Channel and a Support could be gained around the 1220.00 pivot.

  • Mining Sectors (GDX) appear to finalize their Corrective Structures.

GOLD – 2H Chart:

Gold

Fibonacci Projections:

  • Minuette (i) (black) reached the previous Vibration Levels and the 1220.00 PivotMinuette (ii) (black) retraced aggressively (typical Zig-Zag Structure) towards 50% Fibonacci Retracements of Minuette (i) (black).

  • Minuette (iii) (black) could develop a Rally towards 1236.00 and/or 1248.00 Levels, which are also the 100% and 161.8% Fibonacci Extensions of Minuettes (i) & (ii) (black).

GOLD – Bullish Scenario:

Levels in Focus – 1216.60 and 1220.00 Range
Invalidation – 1207.00
Targets – 1236.00 & 1248.00

Safety Measures:

  • When in the green, moving SL to break-even or in profit.

  • If Conservative, waiting for Bullish Impulse confirmation and looking for a Flag Formation.

Many pips ahead!
RT

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Richard Tataru

Richard Tataru

XGlobal Markets

Richard is a market analyst and holds the role of Senior Account Manager at XGLOBAL Markets. He is passionate about technical analysis and has been exploring the charts for years.

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