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82% of the Retail Gold Traders are Net Long Gold – Neal Bhai Reports
Gold Traders : Gold prices rebounded from a key support level of US$ 1,870 amid favorable market sentiment as traders counted down to the US election.
US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION TO DICTATE GOLD PRICE ACTION
Gold Price Action : Gold’s inverse relationship with the US Dollar could see the precious metal continue to track lower in the near-term, given that the upcoming US presidential election on November 3 will more than likely stoke volatility up until the point that a winner is announced.
For Nine years the $1,920 level loomed large for Gold prices, As this was the prior All-Time-High set in 2011
It’s now been a couple of months that the bullish trend in Gold has been on pause; and this comes after an aggressive topside trend had taken-over this summer. After digesting over a two-month pattern from mid-April into mid-June, bulls took over to build a rally that drove for much of the next two months.
Gold prices had coiled into a falling wedge pattern but a failed break has muddied the outlook (2020)
Gold prices looked primed for a topside break out last week as it coiled into a falling wedge formation. The pattern was marked by a descending trendline to the topside, derived from the August high, and a trendline on the lower end around the $1,850 mark.
Gold prices gain as focus returns to pandemic, U.S. election
Gold prices firmed on Wednesday as uncertainties over a global economic recovery and the U.S. presidential election prompted investors to exploit a sharp pullback in the previous session to buy bullion.
Gold lingers below $1,900 as dollar holds firm – Neal Bhai
Gold prices lingered below the key $1,900/ounce psychological level on Wednesday as lack of an agreement on additional U.S. fiscal stimulus helped the dollar stay firm.