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Gold costs try to mark a fourth consecutive weekly rally with the XAU/USD breakout now probing a crucial area of technical resistance close to the 2021 highs. While our broader outlook stays constructive, the rally could also be susceptible to near-term exhaustion throughout the broader uptrend. These are the up to date targets and invalidation ranges that matter on the XAU/USD weekly technical chart. Review my newest Weekly Strategy Webinarfor an in-depth breakdown of this gold technical setup and extra.

Gold Price Chart – XAU/USD Weekly

Chart Prepared by Michael Boutros, Technical Strategist; Gold on Tradingview

Notes: In my final Gold Weekly PriceOutlook we famous that XAU/USD, “continues to contract within the 2021 consolidation pattern and the focus is on a breakout in the weeks ahead. From a trading standpoint, we’re on the lookout for an exhaustion low ahead of the lower parallel IF price is indeed heading higher with a close above 1843 needed to suggest a more significant low is in place.” That ended up being the low with a breakout of the yearly consolidation sample the next week fueling a rally of greater than 7.5% off the January lows. The rally has now prolonged right into a key resistance zone famous final month, “the 2021 high close / 61.8% retracement of the 2020 decline at 1903/23.” Today’s excessive registered at 1914 earlier than reversing- is a near-term excessive in place?

We’re searching for potential worth inflection up right here with the quick advance susceptible whereas beneath Fibonacci resistance. Initial weekly assist rests at 2021 high-week shut at 1849 losses needs to be restricted to this threshold IF worth is certainly heading increased on this stretch with a weekly shut above 1923 wanted to clear the best way for a run in the direction of the 2021 swing excessive at 1959 and the document high-week shut at 2034. Broader bullish invalidation now raised to the yearly low-week shut at 1791.

Bottom line: The gold worth breakout has prolonged into uptrend resistance and the quick advance could also be susceptible within the days forward. From a buying and selling standpoint, a very good zone to scale back parts of long-exposure / increase protecting stops – losses needs to be restricted to the 2021 trendline (former resistance, now assist) with a weekly shut above wanted to mark resumption of the broader uptrend. Keep in thoughts the US Personal Consummation Expenditure (PCE) is slated for Friday with and will spur important volatility here- keep nimble and be looking out for indicators of an exhaustion low. Review my newest Gold Price Outlook for a more in-depth have a look at the near-term XAU/USD technical commerce ranges.

For a whole breakdown of Michael’s buying and selling technique, overview his Foundations of Technical Analysis collection on Building a Trading Strategy

Gold Trader Sentiment – XAU/USD Price Chart

Gold Trader Sentiment - XAU/USD Price Chart - GLD Retail Positioning - GC Technical Forecast

  • A abstract of IG Client Sentiment exhibits merchants are net-long Gold- the ratio stands at +1.89 (65.42% of merchants are lengthy) – sometimes bearishstudying
  • Long positions are4.33% increased than yesterday and eight.45% increased from final week
  • Short positions are 5.57% decrease than yesterday and 22.58% increased from final week
  • We sometimes take a contrarian view to crowd sentiment, and the very fact merchants are net-long suggests Gold costs might proceed to fall. Traders are extra net-long than yesterday however much less net-long from final week. The mixture of present positioning and up to date adjustments provides us an extra combined Gold buying and selling bias from a sentiment standpoint.

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– Written by Michael Boutros, Technical Strategist with DailyFX

Follow Michael on Twitter @MBForex

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