By Mike Paulenof
Similar to the relationship between the emini S&P 500 and cash Dollar Index (DXY), the spot gold-DXY relationship also suggests that gold prices are poised to test a key near-term range or channel boundary -- in this case, along its July-Nov support line, now at $1342 -- especially if the DXY pushes higher to confront its June-Nov down-trendline at 79.30.
The real question, however, is whether or not spot gold will hold at $1342, while the DXY stalls at 79.30. I don't have the answer to that question, but a test of the channel boundaries appears to be directly ahead.
Sign up a FREE 15-Day Trial to Mike Paulenoff's ETF Trading Diary!
Similar to the relationship between the emini S&P 500 and cash Dollar Index (DXY), the spot gold-DXY relationship also suggests that gold prices are poised to test a key near-term range or channel boundary -- in this case, along its July-Nov support line, now at $1342 -- especially if the DXY pushes higher to confront its June-Nov down-trendline at 79.30.
The real question, however, is whether or not spot gold will hold at $1342, while the DXY stalls at 79.30. I don't have the answer to that question, but a test of the channel boundaries appears to be directly ahead.
Sign up a FREE 15-Day Trial to Mike Paulenoff's ETF Trading Diary!
No comments:
Post a Comment