|

Gold resumes its climb

Chaos Clinic for 11/6/2020

In early October Gold looked ready to rally. This 8-hour bar chart of the gold Exchange Traded Fund, GLD shows what happened. At that point, one could count 7 swings in the decline from the high at 3, so it looked like gold had completed a 7 move down Chaos Clamshell.

Then GLD broke lower, below the 144 bar EXMA. After several bars below that EXMA, prices recovered above it. Then over the next few weeks, prices formed another corrective base. If one looks closely there are now 13 moves down from the high at 3. This happens in fractals. Normally Chaos Clamshells have 7 moves. But on occasion, when two major cycles are turning, there are 13 moves.

Prices have now moved sharply upward, turning all of the EXMAs up, and breaking the resistance line. That 13 swing correction is now a clear descending wedge correction, So I have now labeled that point 4. That means move 5 is beginning.

The congestion traded close to the harmonic price of 180. These harmonic prices are the integer divisions of the circle of 360. The 24th harmonic has steps every 15 points. Move 5 can be expected to reach one of these steps. The long term channel top on a daily chart from 2005 is above 225 now and reaches 240 mid-2022, so GLD has a lot of upside potential.

Author

Dr. Al Larson, PhD

Dr. Al Larson, PhD

MoneyTide.com

Dr. Al Larson holds a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Wisconsin. He is a 1964 Distinguished Graduate of the U. S. Air Force Academy.

More from Dr. Al Larson, PhD
Share:

Editor's Picks

AUD/USD holds rebound near 0.6900 on US-China trade optimism

AUD/USD holds the rebound near 0.6900 in the Asian session on Monday. Mixed China's inflation data for October fails to provide any inspiration to the Chinese proxy, the Australian Dollar, but China's extension of the suspension of 24% tariffs on US goods and reduced US-Iran tensions help the Aussie pair cling to recovery gains.

USD/JPY retreat in sync with USD, appraches 158.00

USD/JPY is back in the red at the start of the week on Monday, eyeing the broad US Dollar retreat amid easing US-Iran tensions. Traders also resorting to profit-taking following the blockbuster US Nonfarm Payrolls data-led rally. US CPI report is next in focus.

Gold keeps the bid tone near $4,100

Gold resumes its recovery on Monday, hovering around the $4,100 region per troy ounce. The precious metal’s solid performance comes amid fresh downside pressure on the US Dollar, rising US Treasury yields and a marked retracement in crude oil prices.

Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple extend downtrend as selling pressure mounts

Major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple, maintain a broadly corrective tone, extending losses from the previous week. Risk-off sentiment builds in the crypto market following last week’s correction linked to Democrats sweeping the US midterms.

Two Huangs don’t make a right: Nvidia CEO caught in scandal – NVDA slides

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sent employees an apology for being unfaithful to his wife, following reports that he may have been targeted in a foreign intelligence operation. Why is Nvidia trading roughly 5–6% below Friday’s close in the overnight market? And – more importantly – does this actually matter to the AI trade?

Gold reclaimed $4,100. Tuesday’s CPI test decides if it holds
Gold (XAU/USD) starts the week on a positive note, reclaiming the $4,100 psychological level as the US Dollar (USD) retreats from its recent highs. The precious metal recovers from Friday's losses, although investors remain cautious ahead of Tuesday's US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, which could determine the next direction for Bullion.