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GOLD: End Of Week Technicals - ranging market condition waiting for the direction of the trend
This trading week ended with some interesting results for this pair (XAU/USD) - the intra-day price was started with the bullish breakout and ending with the ranging bullish, and daily price was on breakout with the bullish reversal but ended this week with the ranging market condition to be inside Ichimoku cloud waiting for the direction of the trend.
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XAU/USD
D1 price is located inside Ichimoku cloud for the ranging market condition within the following support/resistance levels:
Absolute Strength indicator is estimating the daily bullish trend in the near future.
H4 price is on ranging condition within the primary bullish trend: the price is located above Ichimoku cloud for the ranging within narrow s/r levels.
If H4 price breaks 1352.53 resistance level on close bar so the bullish trend will be resumed.If H4 price breaks 1335.37 support level on close bar so the local downtrend as the secondary correction within the primary bullish trend will be started.
If not so the price will be on the ranging within the levels.
SUMMARY : bullish
TREND : rangingForum on trading, automated trading systems and testing trading strategies
Press review
Sergey Golubev, 2016.09.17 11:59
Fundamental Weekly Forecasts for Dollar Index, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, NZD/USD, USD/CAD, USD/CNH and GOLD (based on the article)
GOLD (XAU/USD) - "Gold is eyeing a key near-term support confluence into the close of the week at 1302/04 where the 100% extension of the decline off the early high converges on the 100-day moving average, the monthly low & the May high. The immediate downside bias is at risk while above this level near-term with initial resistance eyed at the monthly low-day close at 1323 backed by 1330."