Learn about potentials for gold investment in this video. A bullish continuation is expected, but institutional investors have negative net positioning. The best approach is to monitor intraday time frames for valid entries. The video also promotes the mentorship program and its partnership with Blueberry Markets.
Gold Analysis: A Technical and Institutional Perspective
Introduction
In this video, we will look at the technical aspect of gold trading and analyze the commitment of traders (CO2) data to determine potential trading opportunities. The video will outline the monthly, weekly, and daily price action of gold, offering insights to help traders make informed decisions. We will also touch upon the CO2 data to understand the market’s institutional sentiment.
Monthly Analysis
Starting with the monthly chart, we can see that gold is currently testing a strong level of monthly demand and support. The market rejected this level in the past and began to move higher. This support level could see a rejection to the upside, indicating bullish momentum in the market.
Weekly Analysis
On the weekly chart, we can see that gold has created an overextended M pattern, leading to a potential correction. This correction can be measured by taking the Fibonacci retracement from the height to the low of the impulse. This measurement gives us a target of 0.32, indicating a likely move to this level.
Daily Analysis
Moving to the daily chart, we can see that gold has completed a Double W formation. This completion indicates a potential rejection to the upside, leading to an impulse correction and impulse pattern towards higher prices.
Commitment of Traders (CO2) Data Analysis
Checking the CO2 data for gold, we can observe that net positions have decreased, indicating institutional shorting in gold. Despite the bullish indications from the technical perspective, bearish institutional sentiment should make traders careful and alert.
Short-Term Opportunities
Traders can monitor gold’s intraday price action and wait for the market to shift from an intraday bearish to bullish mode. Once this shift occurs, traders can look for valid entries to enter trades and take advantage of potential bullish moves.
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Conclusion
While gold shows technical indications of bullish momentum, bearish institutional sentiment should make traders cautious. By monitoring intraday price action and waiting for valid entries, traders can take advantage of potential short-term bullish moves. The TransparentFXTrading.com mentorship program can offer education, guidance, and tools to help traders navigate the gold market.