Analysis
- Gold's strong rebound after its break from the base triangle looks robust but, unsurprisingly, prices are now encountering some resistance from the series of mini-peaks from March and April that start at $1,671 and run up to $1,715.
- Prices are, however, holding above the long-term DTL (green line), which is encouraging.
- The stochastics remain negative, which suggests prices will continue to consolidate. But, with the MACD climbing still, we would not be surprised if any consolidation proved short-lived.
- We have viewed the extended period of sideways-to-lower trading that followed last year's high as a period of consolidation following the rapid and long rally off the 2008 lows that ran from $682 to $1,921. After such a move, it is little wonder that the market took its time to consolidate.
- Having the recent breakout, we are now waiting to see the degree to which sentiment has turned bullish.
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