Posted on 10 June 2010. Tags: Gold, Spot gold, xauusd
On yesterday’s posting on Gold on Possible Weakness, we are anticipating that Gold will be falling and also predicted the possible price levels of the move.
Here is the outcome of our prediction!

Gold on 4 hourly chart on 10 June 2010
As mentioned on previous posting, Gold may find support on “a resistance turn support level near the weekly breakout” and true enough, that is how Bulls are maintaining their fort for the past 16hrs (4 bars seen on the 4 hourly chart above).
Notice that Gold did a breakout of the Equidistant channel attempt and failed to break above May’s High on Week 19. Thus, it just confirms that May’s High is a strong resistance.
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Posted on 10 May 2010. Tags: Elliott Wave, Fibonacci, Spot gold, xauusd
A crystal ball is what many traders desire.
Well, Tflow® uses applied Elliott Wave and advance Fibonacci Techniques to predict future direction and prices.
Yes, we are able to predict if price can go up or down and precisely to what price.
We wrote about Gold resistance at $1200. Indeed it went to high of $1213 (oops…we missed by $13).
Right now, Gold has reached the predicted TL. We are looking at lower timeframe for a trigger.
We will keep you updated on this later. Stay tuned.

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Posted on 30 April 2010. Tags: Spot gold
Tflow® can predict price.
Gold resistance at $1200.
How about trigger? I’m sure Tflow® graduates will know.
How about profit target? Same answer as above.

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Posted on 23 March 2010. Tags: Gold, Spot gold
Daily Chart of Gold shows a Head and Shoulders Formation.
This forms a lower high, which adds to the bearish view of Gold.

Daily Chart of Gold
If Price has confirmed the Head and Shoulders, the next level of Support will be this year’s low.
However, as the neckline could be a support then, Gold may attempt to break above the Head and Shoulders for a next high.
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Posted on 16 March 2010. Tags: Gold, Spot gold, Technical Studies
Gold has risen to a high of 1220 and fell near 1080. The recent moves on the daily chart has attempted to make higher lows, forming a possible up trend move. Will the bull be strong enough to push it for new highs?

Gold Daily Chart
As from the daily Gold chart above, it seems that there is a current deep retracement and the current low being a higher low hints to a possible up trend continuation.
But the perspective at the lower time frame suggest a different view.

4 Hourly Chart of Gold
The downward channel reveal that the current spot price of Gold is near to the top of the channel. This could be a strong resistance level which Gold must have a definite break up to confirm a bullish move.
Lastly, it could be that the downward channel is strong, providing a resistance level whereby Bears will be eyeing to short it further.
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Posted on 01 February 2010. Tags: Gold, Spot gold, XAU
Gold is currently near the Support Zone and formed a lower high away from the recent high at 1226.
The current support zone near 1070 seems strong as it was formerly a resistance then turn into support.
If the Bulls were to continue their rally, then they will have to breakout of the resistance at the lower high (1160) before overcoming the Yearly Resistance of 1226.
In the same way, if the Bears were to overcome the Bulls, then they will break down every support zone (currently between 1074 and 1025) till both Bulls and Bears meet for a temporary standstill.

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Posted on 31 May 2009. Tags: Spot gold, XAU

Gold throwback supported
Gold is well placed to try its high after building a base at 865 dollar per ounce. MACD indicates daily momentum does not have any weakness.
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