But since gold has plummeted 17.5% dropping from $1600 down to $1320 per ounce with silver and gold stocks falling also they are now headline news once again. This move has caused some serious damage to the charts when looking at it from a technical analysis point of view. Below are some basic analysis points that show a new swing trading entry point.
The Technical Traders Chart Analysis
Broken Support – Once a support level has been broken it becomes resistance. Gold is trading under a major resistance level.
Momentum Bursts - Since the April 15th low, gold has been setting up for another short selling entry point. Remember the market tends to move in bursts of three, seven or ten days then price reverses direction or pauses. It has now been 10 days.
Moving Average Resistance – Gold has worked its way up to the 20 day moving average which can act as resistance.
Bearish Inside Bars – This type of chart pattern points to lower prices. When there is a big down day followed by 3, 7 or 10 up days inside the price action of the down bar we can typically expect another sharp drop which tests the recent lows as shown with the arrow on the chart.
Gold Short Selling Conclusion:
In short, gold is setting up for a low risk entry point that should allow us to profit from lower gold prices. Using an inverse ETF like DZZ or even the gold mining stock inverse ETF DUST could be played. These funds go up in value as the price of gold falls.
While I expect gold to pullback, I do not think it will make another leg lower. Instead, a test of the recent low or pierce of the low by a few bucks then reverse and start building a bullish basing pattern before going higher.
From our trading partner Chris Vermeulen.
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1 comment:
Check those "Bearish" bars they are most likely manipulative dumps at Comex Open 8:30, which means nothing. Gold going higher next week. This week on defencive. Due to Asia Holidays, FOMC ECB. Buy the deeps!
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