First short gold, then short gold
I mainly use NEOWAVE for this analysis.
Based on the time frame (TF) I consider,
GOLD is now doing a corrective wave (B) after it completes the non-standard correction wave (A).
At the time I am writing my analysis,
GOLD has a strong decline, after the label c, which is a good timing for shorting.
However, there is also a considerable possibility that the wave B is not yet complete,
by considering the current wave as the wave x of the non-standard correction, with target price (TP) at 1780.
Nevertheless, I would say that the short position is still a better bet for GOLD at the moment.
My first TP is 1746, whereas my second TP would be at 1742.
Please kindly note that this analysis is NOT A FINANCIAL ADVICE.
Good luck!
Based on the time frame (TF) I consider,
GOLD is now doing a corrective wave (B) after it completes the non-standard correction wave (A).
At the time I am writing my analysis,
GOLD has a strong decline, after the label c, which is a good timing for shorting.
However, there is also a considerable possibility that the wave B is not yet complete,
by considering the current wave as the wave x of the non-standard correction, with target price (TP) at 1780.
Nevertheless, I would say that the short position is still a better bet for GOLD at the moment.
My first TP is 1746, whereas my second TP would be at 1742.
Please kindly note that this analysis is NOT A FINANCIAL ADVICE.
Good luck!
Note
TP 1746 was hit.Trade closed: stop reached
The probability of GOLD doing a non-standard correction in wave B is higher.With the time constraint considered, TP 1742 is unlikely to be possible.
Note
What to do next? Long or Short? I may update in the next analysis.Note
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