Looking at my chart below, in September and October we've had a pattern of gold rising in the early part of the month, consolidating through the middle, then falling off at the end. I've drawn short horizontal trendlines around the rough consolidation support line as I see it, which both times came at the 23.6% fibo line. And then again both times, the end-of-month pullback fell to the 38.2 fibo line.
Now who knows if it's happening again this month, but so far so good and I figure follow a trend until it's proven to no longer be in effect. Now this month we don't have our high yet, at least not one we know for sure. But looking at the technical indicators, we have the slow STO crossing over and the RSI turning down. At the point where these happened in September and October, we already had the consolidation support level.
So assuming we're already seeing it this time, looking at the candlesticks, I'm thinking it's around 1,100, which also makes sense psychologically. And for sake of argument, let's say the high we saw today is the high for this cycle, if I draw the fibo retracements from that then the 23.6 fibo line is around 1,099, which fits with this as the consolidation support level. And to take this one step further, if today's 1,022 was the high, then the 38.2 fibo line where we can expect a pullback at the end of the month would be 1,085.
Now say the high gets up to 1,130, the consolidation area moves up to 1,105 and then target pullback to 1,090. And if it goes up to 1,040, the level change to 1,113 and 1,096.
This is just some food for thought. Maybe we won't get the same trend three months in a row. Or maybe the rise will be higher and/or the pullback sharper. But this is what I'm watching for, as the game plan in my head until such time as the trend appears to be broken.
Also opened my inbox today and found
an update from TheGoldAndOilGuy looking for something similar.
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The gold etf fund looks to be in rally mode which means when traders start to take profits we should see a sharp reversal down.
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