GOLD Bull Flag + C&H [Preparing for Launch?]
Guys, just some charting here, nothing 100%. Simple basic observations.
A Bull Flag formation followed by a C&H formation.
*If* this plays out, the uptrend could be huge; historic - perhaps the finals days of our lives with Gold under $2000 USD/oz.
From the chart patter; perhaps a price drop ranging between $1800-$1500. Never hurts to accumulate when possible. Gold is a long term investment, so if your looking to secure something for the future or to leave for your kids, this could be a great investment opportunity. Wait for some price drop action before jumping in. We can expect some pull backs esp with the Bull Run & Covid Economy.
If you can't afford to invest into buying Gold (physical assets) in ounces, invest into buying grams; the pricing can be relatively the same.
Not financial advise here, just some ideas to share.
Let me know what you guys think.
Feedback and support is appreciated.
Happy Safe Trading.
Thanks, cheers 🥂
A Bull Flag formation followed by a C&H formation.
*If* this plays out, the uptrend could be huge; historic - perhaps the finals days of our lives with Gold under $2000 USD/oz.
From the chart patter; perhaps a price drop ranging between $1800-$1500. Never hurts to accumulate when possible. Gold is a long term investment, so if your looking to secure something for the future or to leave for your kids, this could be a great investment opportunity. Wait for some price drop action before jumping in. We can expect some pull backs esp with the Bull Run & Covid Economy.
If you can't afford to invest into buying Gold (physical assets) in ounces, invest into buying grams; the pricing can be relatively the same.
Not financial advise here, just some ideas to share.
Let me know what you guys think.
Feedback and support is appreciated.
Happy Safe Trading.
Thanks, cheers 🥂
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