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Spot Gold: Zooming Out | Long Term Chart

  • Writer: Lester Davids
    Lester Davids
  • Feb 28
  • 2 min read

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Disclosure: This price action model was summarized using an A.I tool.


Q: What is the overall trend of Spot Gold?


A: The overall trend is bullish, but showing signs of consolidation and potential slowdown. We see a strong upside move in the long term, but with momentum slowing and sellers becoming active.


Q: What is the current 7-day trend?


A: The current 7-day trend is strong.


Q: What is the current 14-day trend?


A: The current 14-day trend is very bullish.


Q: Is there any opportunity for a short-term buy/long position?


A: Yes, there is a potential opportunity for a short-term buy/long position. The model suggests waiting for a pullback to enter a long position. If the highs fail to hold, a short position back to the 8 or 21-EMA is suggested.


Q: What is the outlook for the medium term (2 to 4 weeks)?


A: The medium-term outlook suggests aggressive buying with a strategy to wait for pullbacks to enter. It also advises using the 8 and 21-EMA as potential support levels or areas to accumulate.


Q: What is the outlook for the long term (5 to 8 weeks)?


A: The long-term outlook is a strong upside move, but with momentum slowing and sellers becoming active. This suggests a potential shift or consolidation phase in the longer term.


In summary:


Spot Gold (XAU/USD) is in a strong bullish trend in the short and medium term, but the long-term outlook shows signs of a potential slowdown and increased selling pressure. Traders should look for buying opportunities on pullbacks in the short and medium term, while being cautious of potential reversals in the longer term. The 8 and 21-EMA are highlighted as important levels to watch for potential support or entry points.



Lester Davids

Analyst: Unum Capital

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