Gold Current Wave [B] – Long to 1550
Commodities / Gold and Silver 2017 Jan 13, 2017 - 02:15 PM GMTEnda Glynn writes: My Bias: Long towards 1550
Wave Structure: ZigZag correction to the upside.
Short term wave count: Upside from 1120~, target 1500
Long term wave count: Topping in wave (B) at 1500
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GOLD pushed higher today in yet more bullish price action.
The declines off the high of the day again look corrective.
Todays rally brought the 4hr RSI up to the overbought line for the first time since October last.
So the extent of the rally so far necessitates some sort of correction soon.
That correction will come in a three wave structure and decline into about 1170, or 50% retracement of the recent rally.
The short term chart shows a completed five wave structure in wave (i) blue, and the 4hr chart shows a complete wave [i] green.
Both charts call for a small correction, but at two different degrees of trend.
The short term chart is actually more bullish in terms of its labelling in that the current rally is only the first leg up of the five waves that will make up wave [i] green.
I think the minimum we can expect from here is a rally into 1500, as shown on the 4hr chart this is being viewed as a corrective rally in wave [B], with a further wave [C] to come to the downside.
The 30 minute chart foresees an even greater rally though, one that would top the all time high of 2011, it will become clear soon enough which elliott wave interpretation is the correct one.
By Enda Glynn
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