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JRFX-Daily Gold Price Trend Analysis-June 28, 2024
Weekly Gold Price Chart: This week, after the gold price moved down according to the Lower High price structure of $2,450 => $2,387 => $2,368 and $2,337 from the previous weeks, the price has moved down to test the Equal Low area at the Neckline of the Head and Shoulders pattern around the $2,290 level, before adjusting back up to the opening price range of the week. The 20-week moving average support, shown in green, is around $2,263. The price behavior indicates that the SELLERS still do not have enough strength to break below the $2,290 Neckline support. This week, there is a chance the candle will close as an Indecision Bar.Daily Gold Price Chart: On Wednesday the price broke below the 50-day EMA level at $2,318 (blue line), but yesterday the price moved back up to test the 20-day EMA at $2,328 (green line) again. However, the daily price structure has a "Break & Retest" pattern trend, so there is still a chance it could pull back or continue moving down further.
4-hour gold price chart: The price is moving down within a blue downtrend channel. Today, the price is being squeezed and is moving between the support/resistance of the orange 120-period EMA around $2,330 and the green 20-period EMA around $2,318. For a profit-taking trade today, it is recommended to wait for a breakout above the green zone ($2,330-$2,318) and then follow the trade in that direction.
1-hour gold price chart: Yesterday the price tested the red 480-period EMA resistance again but has not broken through. It is expected that the price will attempt to break above the red EMA today. If this occurs, it is recommended to wait for a price pullback and consider a LONG trade, targeting the $2,350 price zone. Gold is a low-risk asset but has high price volatility, so it is advised to trade with caution, mindfulness, and appropriate risk management.
The information provided is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Any trading or investment decisions should be made with caution and based on your own research and risk appetite.