Gold is in extensional position it strickly go in byeing trend / Gold bahot down a chuka hai is liye ap ko mashwara deta hoon kah gold ko bye karain aur big profit lain
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Silver
Silver retested our entry level at 18.30, at the 161.8 percent Fibonacci extension level, before bouncing again towards our first target at 19.00. Overall, the strong bullish divergence on RSI and the 161.8 support level remains intact, and thus we maintain our bullish rebound scenario.
Support: 18.30, 18.00, 17.75, 17.50, 17.25
Resistance: 19.00, 19.30, 19.55, 20.00, 20.15
Recommendation Based on the chart and explanations above, we prefer to long silver around 18.30 , targeting 19.00,19.35 and 20.00. Stop loss below 17.75
Gold
Gold failed to hold above he 161.8% extension level at 1220.00, and extended the bearish wave to 1180.00, invalidating our earlier bullish rebound scenario. Despite the selloff, RSI remain lagging price action, and showing a clear bullish divergence, while price is extensively oversold. Meanwhile, price has formed aw minor inverted head and shoulders pattern at this key level 1200.0. Accordingly, the anticipated bullish rebound may start to materialize today.
Support: 1200.00, 1180.00, 1165.00, 1150.00, 1125.00
Resistance: 1210.00, 1220.00, 1225.00, 1240.00, 1252.00
Recommendation Based on the charts and explanations above, we prefer to long gold above 1195.00 targeting 1220.00, 1250.00 and 1275.00. Stop loss with hourly closing below 1180.00
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Breakout: Gold prices consolidated slightly after finding support around 1220. But after a brief consolidation during the previous 6/26 session, it fell against as the 6/27 session was winding down. The breakout swing has pretty much achieved the width of the range of the brief consolidation and cracked the 1200 handle. We might expected some brief consolidation or pullback from this psychological level, but against such a sharp trend, we might limit that expectation to around 1220 where there was support before.
If xau/usd continues to fall, the next key support pivot will be in the 1156-1166 area which contains the May-July 2012 lows. A pullback above 1238 will be needed to show some significant support in place and suggest a consolidation mode outside of the 1 or 2 session time-frame.
Consolidation: Silveer and gold has been under the control USD-strength, which has been fueled by tapering expectation . Today, gold lead the decline with a break from a brief consolidation. Silver however remains in its consolidation of the same scale and time-frame.
Breakout target: If silver follows and falls below 18.40, we can get another 0.60-0.65 lower, let's say with a target to 17.85. This is close to the next support pivot, or xag/usd's July 2010 low around 17.30.
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GOLD closed lower on Thursday and the lowrange close sets the stage for a steady to lower opening when Friday's night session begins trading. Stochastics and the RSI remain neutral to bearish signalling that sideways to lower prices are possible nearterm. If it renews this month's decline, monthly support crossing is the next downside target. Closes above the 20day moving average crossing are needed to confirm that a shortterm low has been posted.


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