Gold price broken to new highs after the results of the UK’s EU referendum. As I mentioned yesterday, the technical view on Gold was that a bounce should follow at least towards $1,280, and there were also many chances that the entire decline was over at the $1,250-60 area.
Blue lines – bearish channel
Gold has broken out of the short-term bearish channel and the Kumo resistance. This upward spike is a very significant bullish sign that has trapped many bears. Gold is expected to move sideways around $1,320-50 and continue higher towards $1,400-$1,500 over the coming days.
Red lines – bearish divergence
Despite the bearish divergence signs, I said yesterday that a new high was very probable. The warning from the bearish divergence remains but it is not a sell signal. The price was holding above the weekly tenkan-sen (red line indicator), and the result of the referendum was the trigger to spike higher. As I have been saying for the last few months, I remain longer-term bullish in Gold.
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