Closing both of orders with excellent Profit
As discussed throughout my yesterday's session pre-Fed commentary: "Fundamental analysis: My earlier Selling signal was confirmed on Hourly 4 chart under prolonged weakness and Price-action respecting the trendline guarding the downtrend (very Bearish formation) as Hourly 1 chart is already an aggressive Descending Channel (width opened on Williams) that should reach it’s next Lower High’s (currently Trading slightly below Triple Top's formation) and Oversold state near my take Profit of #2,627.80 Support in extension. If the bands are widened Traders may witness #2,622.80 pivot point test on the correction back down after current upside extension but not Lower. In any case I will update my Targets or levels of Profit taking if I decide to exit earlier than #2,622.80 Support in extension to be in accordance with the Daily chart’s period.
My position: #2,648.80 was excellent re-Sell point and regarding Fed Rate decision, I expect Rate to be Lowered and hawkish stance on the aftermath which can make Gold suffer even more."
I have closed my both #2,648.80 and #2,638.80 orders, first one on #2,633.80 and second one (#2,638.80 entry point) on #2,600.80 benchmark. My Fed Rate decision expectations were spot on as I guessed nicely that Rate will be Lowered and hawkish stance on the aftermath.
Technical analysis: As Gold rebounded back towards well known Hourly 4 chart’s Neutral Rectangle once again within Symmetrical Triangle forming on Daily chart, this is very cautious market at the moment. Yet again, I see no firm reasons for current Buying bias on Gold to be sustainable, as #2,648.80 - #2,652.80 Resistance zone should price in local Top’s and reversal area (optimal re-Sell zone). After observing Gold’s Price-action near market closing (first similar closing since May #15), do not expect much from today’s session as long as DX isn't pressured by disappointing numbers.
My position: I will await for area to be engulfed and only then make my move. Yesterday's session Profits were great edition to previous week's Profits as I don't have any urge to rush and engage any kind of order however will monitor the Price-action patiently until opportunity arise. I expect Gold to remain pressured.
My position: #2,648.80 was excellent re-Sell point and regarding Fed Rate decision, I expect Rate to be Lowered and hawkish stance on the aftermath which can make Gold suffer even more."
I have closed my both #2,648.80 and #2,638.80 orders, first one on #2,633.80 and second one (#2,638.80 entry point) on #2,600.80 benchmark. My Fed Rate decision expectations were spot on as I guessed nicely that Rate will be Lowered and hawkish stance on the aftermath.
Technical analysis: As Gold rebounded back towards well known Hourly 4 chart’s Neutral Rectangle once again within Symmetrical Triangle forming on Daily chart, this is very cautious market at the moment. Yet again, I see no firm reasons for current Buying bias on Gold to be sustainable, as #2,648.80 - #2,652.80 Resistance zone should price in local Top’s and reversal area (optimal re-Sell zone). After observing Gold’s Price-action near market closing (first similar closing since May #15), do not expect much from today’s session as long as DX isn't pressured by disappointing numbers.
My position: I will await for area to be engulfed and only then make my move. Yesterday's session Profits were great edition to previous week's Profits as I don't have any urge to rush and engage any kind of order however will monitor the Price-action patiently until opportunity arise. I expect Gold to remain pressured.
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- Trading Gold since #2012'.
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