Price Of Gold Heading To High Levels Again? Is $2000 Possible To Reach Shortly?

Price Of Gold Heading To High Levels Again? Is $2000 Possible To Reach Shortly?

Looking at gold, buyers continue to push a case for a new rally higher. We saw the intense buying after Russia invaded Ukraine and the sell-off that followed last week. Was the selling a case of things becoming too overbought of? Could it be a case of buy the rumour sell the fact? Yes, we heard about talks and ceasefires, but the fighting didn’t stop.

Our thoughts are that this could be an important indicator of where gold demand is truly at. The key driver has passed, and we saw the market react and then reverse. Currently, we are watching a new breakout from the consolidation that started on the 16th. Buyers stopped the selling and formed a range between 1916.50 and 1944. Yesterday price broke out of that range and continues to hold above that point today.

A hold and continued move higher tells us that buyers are still in the market, and with continued momentum, we could see a new push to test resistance noted by the orange box at the 1992 area. Even if we see a pause at this area, if we continue to see new higher lows, we will look to see if buyers can continue the move. If we see a pullback to the orange box at 1940, this is also ok as long as buyers get price back above the range break.

If we see a move by sellers that closes below the range bottom, we will be very suspect and could start to think that sellers are back in control.

Gold D1 Chart

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Joseph Jeffriess, Market Analyst in Eightcap
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