In the daily charts, the short term directional indicators
are in the oversold region at the moment.
However with gold refusing to close
below the 1250’s at last week’s closing, has put on the brakes for the market
running too far away today.
Just as well, the indicators are at very low levels
now and have almost scraped the bottom.
If gold refuses to see fresh lows in
the next 2 days, could see move into a mini-rebound, back to at least 1270’s.
The medium term trending indicators are looking intact still and not looking
fatigued yet and still bearing down for now.
However, we are not seeing a
similar move in the gold prices so gold price in relation to the indicator’s
movement is retarded.
So at best, gold possibly may only test to around 1215 on
this run unless it starts picking up the pace of testing fresh lows and mimicking
the indicator, only then, will we have a chance to test to 1200.
The current
bias is at a steep gradient and will likely, not be easily turned around, in
the next 2 days and continue bearing lower.
The long term directional
indicators have freshly confirmed cutting downwards and look firmer then last
week.
This should put extra pressure on gold now that’s happened.
At the
moment, the psychological barrier at 1240 could deaden the blow in a slow
moving market but hopefully, the market will just plough through it in order to
refresh the ranges.
The momentum/volatility indicators are dribbling lower
today and since it’s at such a low level, hopefully it is easily excitable and
interest catches back on when a bigger move comes.
The positive bias gap have
closed back to single digits and it would take much to tip it into the negative
side, we just need gold to close nearer the low 1240’s and it’s a done deal.
Interim supports are at 1242, 1233 & 1221.50 with minor
supports at 1239.30, 1228 & 1219.40.
Interim resistances are at 1260, 1264.50 & 1287 with
minor resistances at 1251.70, 1268.30 & 1277.30.
The daily/weekly trend changer points are at 1277.85/1217.05.
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