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USDOLLAR KEY Reversal Day on BLOOD RED MOON MERCURY RETROGRADEDONT Forget MARS ALIGNMENT FAVORS WAR. The US 2Q GDP came in at 4.1% with a revision to the 1Q (they are still revising that number). The GDP is the quarter change... annualized. Taking the 2 quarters (2.2% and 4.1%) and dividing by 2 gets 3.15%. The 4 quarter average is 2.85%. (2.8%, 2.3%, 2.2% and 4.1%) The initial knee jerk reaction in the dollar is a little lower. The USDJPY fell to a low of 110.95. That is still above the low for the day at 110.92. The price is below the 100 hour MA at 111.113. The price today has been waffling above and below that MA line today. We trade at 111.08 currently. Move above the MA and perhaps the sellers turn around and buy. Stay below keeps the sellers more in charge. The EURUSD moved up and back down. The high reached 1.1639. That was just below the 61.8% of the move up from last weeks trading range. Yesterday, the price moved below the 100 and 200 hour MA and has remained below those MAs since (blue and green lines). The initial reaction was dollar lower (expecting 4.8% perhaps), but "the market" overall is stymied trying to figure what to do next.
TVC:DXYLong
by gann1000
ABX Barrick Gold Beat Down Dog may Lead the NEXT GDX BuLL?Longer term trade setup for Canadians in RRSP or TFSA Since no shorts can be taken in RRSP or TFSA in Canada be patient and plan out the longer term longs with the highest probability of working out. The being patient part is still a significant challenge for myself. Two options for entry if things work out and ABX gets this low. Like anything else in life there is no gaurantee price will Reverse but if it does it is best to be prepared and have a plan. Plan your trade and trade your plan. $USDOLLAR Norm Winski 2018 vs 1937 Blood Red Moon Astro Chart calls GOLD Bottom REVERSAL HTTPS://PBS.TWIMG.COM/MEDIA/DJHVVO5WSAAIXPX.JPG
ALong
by gann1000
Gold Mercury Retrograde and Friday Blood RED MoonThe uncertainty surrounding the ongoing trade war between the US and China has been driving the price of gold lower, instead of higher, as would normally be the case in times of heightened geopolitical risk. This is due to the close correlation between gold and the Chinese yuan which has remained firm in recent months. The Chinese government has allowed the Chinese currency to weaken in order to offset the drag on Chinese growth caused by US tariffs on billions of dollars worth of goods. Furthermore, mounting signs of a renewed round of monetary easing has also been weighing on the currency. Especially following Monday’s announcement of tax cuts and infrastructure projects and after the PBoC on Wednesday said that a capital requirement for some banks would be eased in order to support lending. From their recent respective peaks back in April, the yuan is down by 8% while gold has lost 9.3%. Most of the relatively worse performance seen in gold has occurred during the past week as the market prepares for what is expected to be a very strong US Q2 growth number on Friday. Gold has once again managed to find support ahead of $1,200/oz, an area which has provided support in the past and which represents a 50% retracement of the $329/oz rally seen between December 2015 and July 2016. For this level to hold, however, it is clear that the dollar appreciation needs to pause or reverse, especially against the yuan as highlighted above. In the week to July 17, gold’s continued slump to a one-year low helped trigger another spate of heavy short-selling by funds. The net-short reached 22,000 lots, just shy of the 24,000 lots record seen in December 2015. Back then this bearish view was reached just before the first US rate hike signalled a low point from where gold rallied strongly. The current gross-short of 132,000 lots has never been seen bigger and it has left gold in a much better position to react to price-friendly news.
COMEX:GC1!Long
by gann1000
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Silver/Gold Triple Three Pattern? HelpSpent a silly amount of time on this. Every Combo pattern seemed off until I came across this one. Wanted to focus only on Elliot Wave Theory. I'm trying to learn more about combination structures WXY and would welcome an expert opinion if any have one. There's some sort of double corrective structure going on here in Silver, I can just smell it. But can't put my finger on it. I'm reaching far out on this one so it could easily get invalidated, but it corresponds nicely to what I was originally thinking would play out in Gold/Silver over the next year. It took me a very long time before I realized that we might only be half-way through this corrective period, and this is the only structure that fits given that we only have half the price action to speculate off of. Just throwing a stray metals post out into the ether of bitcoin posts. This is the link to the idea: www.google.com
AMEX:SLV
by RHTrading
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Rejection of higher prices on Royal Gold - Weekly Chart $RGLD $GLD $GDX #gold #miners #trading $DXY These custom support resistance indicator lines show decent places to enter or exit. The Blue indicator line serves as a Bullish Trend setter. If your instrument closes above the Blue line, we think about going Long. If your instrument closes below the Red line, we think about Shorting. For Stocks, I prefer to use the Yellow line as my Bearish Trend setter (on Daily charts). Find out more. Send Private Mail (PM) to @MasterCharts
NASDAQ:RGLD
by mastercharts
High Octane Bullish Speculation On Barrick GoldABX is on a multi year bullish flag, and possibly forming a multi month reverse H&S (speculative). After hitting te 0.618 fib retracement from this years' highs and coming down, if the multi year support trend line holds (~0.236 fib retracement), it could form the reverse H&S and end the year breaking out of the multi year downtrend resistance line, meeting around the 1.618 fib retracement level (~18$ — which is also around 2017 highs).
ALong
by ArthaVidya
GOLD clear risk/reward setting up LONGHi guys, I'm Rob from Macro Insights. Today I have a piece on Gold outlining why from a probabilistic outcome Gold is a fantastic opportunity on the long side. I believe you have to look at each asset and analyze 1) the macro top-down picture, 2) a fundamental bottom-up analysis of the asset, 3) what is the positioning/sentiments & 4) you gatekeeping, technical analysis. I would love to hear your perspective in the comments below relating to Gold, please do your own research this is an asset we have spent a lot of time following and analyzing and we understand our risk to reward parameters for the trade. Have a great weekend everyone!
AMEX:NGDLong
by UnknownUnicorn266486