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We see the recent lows in Gold as similar to the April/May 2009 consolidation after the Global Financial Crisis. Also similar to the January 2013 consolidation before an extended -34% price decline took place – ending in December 2015. The primary difference between now and then is that the US Federal Reserve is currently initiating a new round of Quantitative Tightening (QT), raising rates, while battling Inflation. In both the previous ...
The Australian Dollar fell, extending losses this past week. Will a jobs report revive some strength for AUD/USD? Technical and sentiment analysis seems to hint otherwise. Daily price is located far below Ichimoku cloud in the bearish area of the chart. The price is on secondary ranging within 0.6828/0.6967 support/resistance levels waiting for the direction of the strong bearish trend to be resumed or the secondary bear market rally to ...
In today’s trader tip video, Chris talks about the current stock market volatility, the US dollar ETF UUP, the natural gas ETF UNG, and his current cash position. we are very close to the market flipping into a bear market. At that point, it is a game-changer and trading strategies must change. Are you ready to catch the downward trends? more...
Gold prices rose about 0.7% on the week to trade around $1945. U.S. dollar strength and rising yields were offset by geopolitical risk and recession fears. So, near-term trading outlook for XAU/USD is neutral. The daily price is on secondary ranging to be located in the primary bullish area of the chart with near and above Ichimoku cloud for trying to break 1,949 resistance level to above for the strong bullish trend to be resumed. Alternatively, ...
The Nasdaq 100 saw its best 2-week rise since the early 2000s dot com bust, the S&P 500 and Dow Jones followed. The road ahead remains tough with US PCE and non-farm payrolls data in focus. more...
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