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In a piece I wrote on Jan. 28, I warned about growing hopes for retesting $2000 could lead to a fake breakout shortly to trap gold bulls as the retesting of $2000 seemed likely until the Federal Reserve gave its final verdict on Feb.1, 2023.
Once again, I explained the initial signs of exhaustion just before the interest rate decision on Feb. 1 in my last piece while gold futures were sustaining above 200 DMA in the 15-minute chart which was at $1938 on that day.
Finally, gold bulls hit $1975 soon after the interest rate decision and gold then started to slide on Feb. 2 as this sudden surge in gold prices attracted big bears to trigger a sell-off on Thursday and Friday, pushing gold futures below $1890.
Concerns over the banking sector have led to a move towards safe haven assets and gold has clearly benefited from this. While we see a short-term pullback in prices, we expect...
In my previous article, I noted the presence of extreme indecisiveness among traders on March 19th as natural gas futures continued to slide and hit a low of $2.218 on Monday. The...
Oil Oil prices are stable today after suffering significant losses as investors worried about the financial crisis's spillover impact. We are still not out of the woods, and it...
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