In a previous post a few days ago, I gave the suggestion to go LONG based on my wave count and that Gold had reached a critical zone where a confluence of factors came together to provide strong support.
Well, I went LONG at that point but also got stopped out when I moved my SL to B/E before the FOMC as there was much doubt as to how Gold would react. But now that the FOMC is over, Gold has now followed my projections and is headed higher in an ending wave (5). After this wave (5) is done, we should see a MASSIVE opportunity to SELL. But first things first.....wait for a pullback to get LONG....
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