Gold breaks above $1208/09 resistance swiftly!
Gold breaks higher above $1208/09 levels and also takes out interim resistance at $1216 levels yesterday, in flash. The yellow metal is seen to be trading around $1218 levels at this point in writing, after printing highs at $1227/28 levels. Please note that $1215/16 levels would not turn into support levels for any corrective drops from here. Looking into the wave structure, Gold seems to have completed Waves A and B and is well into progress within Wave C which began from $1282.66 levels as discussed yesterday. If the above counts hold, we could see prices hitting $1250/70 levels going forward.
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