THE KOG REPORT
Updated
THE KOG REPORT
In last week's KOG Report, we gave the support levels below, and suggested that if the market opened and those levels held price, we felt an opportunity to long the market would be available into the 2350-55 region and above that 2375, we achieved just short. Due to the ranging price, we stuck with the plan to then look for the short trade from above which also presented itself after we completed going long. It was a decent but frustrating week for traders, however, we completed near all the Excalibur targets, managing to trade it up into our given levels, bar a few pips, and then down again for the end of the week exactly from the level we had given to expect the minor selloff from. We then gave an end of week report with the target level below which was also completed and gave late session traders an opportunity to capture the long on the RIP with a tap and bounce.
A fantastic week in Camelot, not only on gold, but the numerous other pairs we trade analyse and apply the algo to. Excalibur, the hot spots and the red-boxes together with KOG's bias of the day working well again.
So, what can we expect in the week ahead?
We have the order region above 2330-35 with extension of the move into the 2345 region. It’s that 2340 region which is important to look for if we get a move to the upside from opening, price below that level looks weak and we could then see further opportunities to short the market lower into the 2310 and below that 2285-95 region, which is where we feel the RIP will come from for any longs into the immediate levels of resistance.
Below we have the 2320-15 price point, which again is a level of importance, a dip into that price point with rejection could again give the opportunity to long back up into that order region above before then resuming the move to the downside.
Please note, the above is based on the price staying below the order region resistance, if we break above that level we will update our plans through the week. We have to remember, there is no significant breakout here as yet, we’re still in the range 2320-2365-70 which price has been gathering orders within.
We have a lot of news this week as well as NFP on Friday, the market will be very choppy and ranging so please be careful. We always tell our traders, the last few days of the month and the first few days of the month need to be played with caution and your risk management needs to be up to scratch if you’re going to trade these markets.
Please do support us by hitting the like button, leaving a comment, and giving us a follow. We’ve been doing this for a long time now providing traders with in-depth free analysis on Gold, so your likes and comments are very much appreciated.
As always, trade safe.
KOG
In last week's KOG Report, we gave the support levels below, and suggested that if the market opened and those levels held price, we felt an opportunity to long the market would be available into the 2350-55 region and above that 2375, we achieved just short. Due to the ranging price, we stuck with the plan to then look for the short trade from above which also presented itself after we completed going long. It was a decent but frustrating week for traders, however, we completed near all the Excalibur targets, managing to trade it up into our given levels, bar a few pips, and then down again for the end of the week exactly from the level we had given to expect the minor selloff from. We then gave an end of week report with the target level below which was also completed and gave late session traders an opportunity to capture the long on the RIP with a tap and bounce.
A fantastic week in Camelot, not only on gold, but the numerous other pairs we trade analyse and apply the algo to. Excalibur, the hot spots and the red-boxes together with KOG's bias of the day working well again.
So, what can we expect in the week ahead?
We have the order region above 2330-35 with extension of the move into the 2345 region. It’s that 2340 region which is important to look for if we get a move to the upside from opening, price below that level looks weak and we could then see further opportunities to short the market lower into the 2310 and below that 2285-95 region, which is where we feel the RIP will come from for any longs into the immediate levels of resistance.
Below we have the 2320-15 price point, which again is a level of importance, a dip into that price point with rejection could again give the opportunity to long back up into that order region above before then resuming the move to the downside.
Please note, the above is based on the price staying below the order region resistance, if we break above that level we will update our plans through the week. We have to remember, there is no significant breakout here as yet, we’re still in the range 2320-2365-70 which price has been gathering orders within.
We have a lot of news this week as well as NFP on Friday, the market will be very choppy and ranging so please be careful. We always tell our traders, the last few days of the month and the first few days of the month need to be played with caution and your risk management needs to be up to scratch if you’re going to trade these markets.
Please do support us by hitting the like button, leaving a comment, and giving us a follow. We’ve been doing this for a long time now providing traders with in-depth free analysis on Gold, so your likes and comments are very much appreciated.
As always, trade safe.
KOG
Note
Support level 2315-20 held, push up in progress.
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