Gold surged and moved past the first weekly target, but there's time left until the week starting on August 19th, to move higher. The 2 month per bar timeframe shows the clearest trend signal, which is the one calling the shots it seems, in the big picture. The targets are on chart, in blue, as long as we hold over 1276.51, for the next 24 months, Gold can rally higher and higher, towards 1588, at the very least. This makes any daily or weekly oversold situation and interesting buy entry, once it's clear sellers are exhausted after any short term decline.
RgMov in the long term chart broke the all time high reached in 2011 in
XAUUSD, this is a really significant strength signal, and I think this might be the start of an even larger trend in gold, so I'm keen on buying big into it during July-August, if we do retrace.
Gold mining and physical gold ETFs will be extremely profitable to long once we get the next retrace. I'll be watching attentively...My clients will get the best possible long entry, with the highest risk/reward and win rate once I'm confident we have it.
Cheers,
Ivan Labrie.
RgMov in the long term chart broke the all time high reached in 2011 in
Gold mining and physical gold ETFs will be extremely profitable to long once we get the next retrace. I'll be watching attentively...My clients will get the best possible long entry, with the highest risk/reward and win rate once I'm confident we have it.
Cheers,
Ivan Labrie.
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We bought into Price now breaking out, RgMov in all timeframes confirming the strength behind this move. Brace yourselves, this may be an explosive trend.
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