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It's Long Gold for the moment & I mentioned a break about 2500.21 would be the breakout point!
I already see signs of the Gold rally losing steam. Well, let's call it a short term rally or a retracement rally of something greater.
You see, since about midday Tuesday, so not even 48 hours ago, the USDX has been back-pedalling. I see it as a retrace to it's 38.2 Fib level and then the Gas could go onto the USDX because once something finishes it's Fib retracement it usually follows in its intended direction, the opposite direction to its retrace, the course and trajectory it was previously on, which for the USDX is upwards IMHO. This will bring 'Shorters' into Gold.
So, in summary the USDX as seen on the 4HR chart has retraced to about 50% on the Fib scale, I will be watching closely to see if it moves down further to 38.2%, or even worse for Long gold punters, that it breaks upwards from 50%.

We know from last Friday, the damage it caused when it broke 101.50. In trading, history tends to repeat.
Gold & the USDX do not always follow their Inverse price relationship. But it happens about 80-90% of the time.
Cheers
Chris
* Trading is risky. Please don't rely solely on my financial advice or trade setups.
* Whilst I do my best to bring the most up to date Gold strategy, Gold trading moves very fast and so do it's variables.
See chart.

It's Long Gold for the moment & I mentioned a break about 2500.21 would be the breakout point!
I already see signs of the Gold rally losing steam. Well, let's call it a short term rally or a retracement rally of something greater.
You see, since about midday Tuesday, so not even 48 hours ago, the USDX has been back-pedalling. I see it as a retrace to it's 38.2 Fib level and then the Gas could go onto the USDX because once something finishes it's Fib retracement it usually follows in its intended direction, the opposite direction to its retrace, the course and trajectory it was previously on, which for the USDX is upwards IMHO. This will bring 'Shorters' into Gold.
So, in summary the USDX as seen on the 4HR chart has retraced to about 50% on the Fib scale, I will be watching closely to see if it moves down further to 38.2%, or even worse for Long gold punters, that it breaks upwards from 50%.
We know from last Friday, the damage it caused when it broke 101.50. In trading, history tends to repeat.
Gold & the USDX do not always follow their Inverse price relationship. But it happens about 80-90% of the time.
Cheers
Chris
* Trading is risky. Please don't rely solely on my financial advice or trade setups.
* Whilst I do my best to bring the most up to date Gold strategy, Gold trading moves very fast and so do it's variables.
See chart.
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This current resistance is just that. I expect price to push through this resistance soon.Note
One thing I am watching is the 15m stochastics and rsi. So in other words, price needs to hold up at these levels. Sellers will move in once price drops to a good sell level.Note
We are about to break throughNote
Up and Up that is.Note
I am Short on Gold for the next while.I also got a stochastic x/down on the 15m timeframe.
USDX has moved up marginally.
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Stochastics and RSI I find are not very reliable at predicting future price movement.But they are very accurate at determining supply and demand in real time.
Plus they are momentum indicators.
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Bank Institutions bought back into Gold in a big way today in Thursday Asia Trading. You can see the FVG Unfair Value Gaps, the big bullish Candles. Once 2500 was beaten, the buying rolled on for a long while.Given all these Long Positions of Banks etc back in Long Gold, it's not a bad place to be only 2 weeks out to the day for the FOMC meeting on US interest rates. That will be a big day for Gold.
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As I mentioned about 30-45 minutes ago I got Short. It was risky Short so I did not want anyone else to follow my trade.
Here are the Fib Levels. I have 7 Short Orders in Gold selling the first order up at 2516.45. I am trying to get TP & be filled at around 2512.60 level.
You can see the Fib levels as price retraces and at last glance price was forming around the 61.8 level. But by the time I post this it could be much worse or better position.
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In Case you missed the economic data like I did taking a nap.Trade active
Economic Data & All The Ducks Seem To Line-Up For Gold Buying.Supply and Demand. The First Round Of Buyers Have Sold.
Opening a Buying Opportunity NOW on the Fib Retracement.
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Now its a very very deep retracement due to a RETEST of a BULLISH 1M HEAD N SHOULDERS.Note
PRICE HAS RETESTED THE NECKBUY AT THESE PRICES YOU SHOULD DO VERY WELL
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SEE HERE Demand Is Flooding back in for GOLDRSI
STOCHASTICS
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Gold price should be getting a big push up soon.Order cancelled
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I did mention earlier that the one caveat on gold continuing up today after a strong session is Asia, was that the USDX had retraced down for the past 48 hours, but it retraced to its 38.2% fib level. I warned right before NY that I thought it was primed to rally.I sincerely hope you were able to get out without too much loss.
This could turn around later.
The economic data was good for gold.
Cheers,
Chris
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I am seeing a rally Long in Gold starting to form up. XAUUSD is oversold. USDX appears to be taking a break. Lets see.Note
A Stop Loss could be placed at 2503.90 for a LONG position in XAUUSD at market price.Trade active
Long XAUUSDMarket Price below 2507
SL 2503.90
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Price has shot up quick. If you missed the order below 2507. Let's wait for a retrace.Note
2504.95 would be my suggested SLNote
Getting in Long at 2507 would be Gold! Stop LOSS 2504.95
Trade closed: target reached
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I am seeing a bullish double bottom emerge for usdxPlus a bullish head n shoulders
This will be disastrous for long gold soon,
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Stay long if you wish. That is only my recommendation from what I see on the charts.Disclaimer
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