Price yesterday made a lower high and lower low and
close versus Monday, with price closing just beneath the MD MA and testing the
weekly pivot. Price thus far today has opened below its daily pivot but is
currently trading back up to the MD MA. It is evident that Friday was a
multi-day high, but it is still unclear whether it was also a multi-week high,
as price has refused to break lower; should the MD MA act as resistance today
and price turns lower to take out yesterday's low, it would be a strong
likelihood that the MW high has been seen. Of course, the weekly pivot is
capable of providing support for a MW low if price is on the upside of the
multi-month cycle, so where the MW low is found is just as important as when it
is found. A sideways correction for the remainder of the week into a MW low and
then a launch higher would be a strong indication that price is on the upside of
the MM and MY cycles, while a steeper correction down to the MM MA or monthly
pivot would leave open some bearish possibilities.
The hourly chart shows price yesterday chopping
above and below the gold Session MA, continually finding resistance at the 24Hr
MA as it moved its way lower. A clear 24Hr low was finally made at the close,
and price has been moving higher ever since. With price having moved back above
the 24Hr MA, daily pivot, and MD MA, it is likely that yesterday's low was also
a MD low.
We are either in the timeframe to see a 24Hr high
or are overdue to see this high. If we are on the upside of the MD cycle price
should find support for its 24Hr low on the daily pivot or 24Hr MA. We are
also in the timeframe to see a MD high either today or tomorrow. Should price
break 24Hr MA/daily pivot support today or tomorrow, it will indicate that the
MD high has been seen. A lower MD high than Friday's will indicate that Friday
was also the MW high and I would expect price to then take out yesterday's low
in the following days. Should the MD high be higher than Friday's MD high it
would mean that the MW high has yet to be seen.


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