Good evening ladies and gentlemen
I hope you all had a wonderful weekend, managing to release some of that frustration that is building up as the markets continue to play havoc with our senses. Remember, as hard as it is and that feeling of “but I feel like I am not doing anything” continues to manifest itself in you like an unwanted tape worm, do NOT break the rules. It is always a timely reminder that standing aside is also a position and as we have also heard the longer the consolidation the bigger the breakout so our patience will eventually be rewarded. As Dynamic Traders, we are blessed with the goodies given to us on a weekly basis but remember to always do your own analysis before updating your watch list in order to be ready to change your status from “standing aside” to “orders are in”.
Below I have the daily for Gold and one that we should all know by now should have nothing but a Bullish bias. However, timing of entry is key and simply because Gold has been going Long since for ever doesn’t mean we should randomly open positions. Price rarely moves in a straight line. Periods of market correction take place where significant losses can occur to your trading account. I spoke to someone a while back and they asked me my opinion on Gold, and without giving away too much (after all they weren’t a Dynamic Trader!!), I simply said I would stand aside. I asked them what their stance was and the reply was “I am convinced it is going to hit 2000. I have a really strong feeling about it.” That was back in September and that was when this current period of consolidation hit and a damaging one it would have been for any novice traders.
Price pulled back to a previous Support line, did a triple bottom (in an up trend!!), and now The Bulls seem to be gathering momentum. Again price is still within the consolidation period so a break out of the high would keep us on alert. However, price is the number one indicator and that break out would take us into close proximity to the psychological figure. A little more patience and letting price clear this, retest or flag, would be my preferred choice of action. Stochastics is yet to favour the Bulls revival so is this surge short lived?

As always do your own analysis.
“I was an accomplice in my own frustration. ”
Zaheer Anwari