Here it is 10am in Nigeria and gold (xau/usd) is looking up. it started from the price 3010.13 which was the lowest point as at yesterday and has slowly climbed up since then. Price is currently at 3021.74 and it is looking up for a further buy to the area at price 3025.91
Gold is a buy metal itself and has since being going long since 1996. I don’t think it is ready to stop buying as i see a further buying pressure. Let us use tight TP/SL and exit at the price 3025.91 as predicted. A 1-5% risk/reward ration of 1:2 should be used. A word is enough for the wise.
Last week, the 4 week down pattern was broken with an inside week… this week has started out with a higher high but as this chart shows, there are layers of resistance to get through from 5749-5871… at a minimum a solid 5800+ and then 5871+ would be needed to shift focus back to 6000.
On the downside, as pointed out last week, there is a double bottom at 5597 and only through there would shift the risk back to the low…. Keeps a bid if 5749 becomes support
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