Gold - more complex corrective structure

Looking at the daily chart of the gold futures contracts from CME we may spot a complex corrective structure. Previously we have assumed its simplified form. We have to change that view because wave B takes more time to form.

Wave B which consists of three sub-waves labeled as “abc” could create a possible flat correction pattern. If the trendline is broken we could expect another downward wave labeled as wave C.

The possible target is set by the previous top and by the lower limit in a downward channel. It seems that only a move above the line drawn through the tops may change the view from bearish to bullish.
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Daniel Kostecki, Chief Analyst Conotoxia Ltd.

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