In last week’s KOG Report we suggested we wanted to see some bullish momentum to target the higher resistance levels before then coming down to swoop the low. We wanted higher into the 1900s where we wanted to take the long-term short position and said we would treat it level to level following Excalibur. We had our mark on 1850 and suggested that this level will see a reaction in price, as you can see the market tested it but only gave a small bounce before breaking it and then turning it into resistance. We had lower targets of 1845, 1833 and 1821 and mentioned we had a lower target of 1790. All but one of these lower targets have been met, the 1790 level is still active. We completed 22 targets out of 24 trades in Camelot on top of the full house of trades we had last week.
So what can we expect in the week ahead?
A lot of traders are asking if this is going back up. This is the benefit of KOGs level to level trading strategy following the Excalibur, it doesn’t matter if the market goes to the moon or down to the ground, we trade it as we see it up and down, which is why we give both scenarios. We’ll start by saying this is well overdue a retracement from this move that we’ve been seeing. However, we want to see where this finds a short-term bottom before then making the move into the key levels above, for this reason we will be taking shorts with caution into immediate support levels and looking for a confirmed reversal before taking any long positions to target the higher levels. There is a huge chance that Gold can start to range here instead of making that move higher, so we’ll trade it how we see it this week with a neutral bias. We have our lower target or 1790 which we would like to see completed and below that 1775 which is also a possibility. We have maintained the bearish view on Gold and our members know that we have targets even lower for this precious metal.
We will therefore trade this as usual with two scenarios in mind using the same chart we have been using from last month.
Scenario 1:
The price pushes down on opening, we will be looking for our 1790 level to complete with the potential for a low around the 1780 price point. If these levels hold and we see a confirmed support then we see this as an opportunity to take the long trade back up towards the 1810, 1820 and above that 1835 price regions. As long as the price stays below the 1850 region we will then be looking to take this back down into our lower targets which we will share over the course of the week.
Scenario 2:
The market pushes the price to the upside, here we will be looking first for 1810 as the first point or resistance, if this resistance breaks and turns into support there are opportunities to trade this level to level to the upside targeting 1818, 1825, 1832 and above that 1837. The 1830-35 price region is where we want to see a reaction in price and if we find a strong resistance here we feel there will be an opportunity to short the market back down to target that 1790 and 1780 level.
In summary:
We’re level to level with caution on the shorts unless we get better entries from higher resistance levels and the bias remaining short overall but neutral for this week. We’ll be looking for the price to find some short term support below to either establish a new range or to then begin some form or retracement to the upside with the 1830-35 level being a very important region. As long as the price stays below 1850 we will be looking to target lower pricing on Gold. Range for this week we would say is 1770-1835.
Hope this helps in preparation for the week ahead, we will update you as we go along as we usually do. Please do support us by hitting the like button, leaving a comment and giving us a follow. We’ve been doing this for a long time now providing traders with in-depth free analysis on Gold, so your likes and comments are very much appreciated.
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