Last week I shared Gold was creating a bearish rising wedge up against a key Fibonacci resistance level. (See post here) Now it appears that Gold has broken below the wedge and is “kissing the underside of Fibonacci resistance” in the chart below.
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Gold broke below the wedge and is now testing three resistance levels at (1)! If Fibonacci is going to throw a roadblock to higher prices for Gold, this would be a great place for it to happen.
Silver remains weaker than Gold, as it has only been able to reach its 23% retracement level. For those looking to score on defense in the metals arena, I shared last week that ZSL was a good tool to use up against Fibonacci resistance and it still looks like it is, with a stop above Fib resistance.
Tara…that becomes a personal risk tolerance question on how high above you set a stop. General rule on such a fast product like Silver…4% to 6%.
Big bullish wick on SLV today, after it was down almost 3%…pretty impressive on a short term basis!
Chris
Hi Chris
Thanks for the chart! Just wondering how high above the 23% resistance would you recommend putting a stop?
Thanks!
Tara
Jon…Thanks for your viewership and kind words.
Per the software I use…it is Metastock, created by Equis. I have used in for almost 15 years. Love the software for the way I do things.
If you would like further details on the product give the contact person below a call. He has been very helpful to me for almost 10 years. If you mention my name to David, he will give you a discount over the price they quote on the web.
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Chris
Chris:
Nice job… You process lately has been very good, and I appreciate the clean communication.
Hello Chris,
I very much enjoy your blog. I find your charts to be very helpful in navigating the markets like precious metals–gold and silver.
My question is what charting software do you use?
Thanks for your excellent on-going technical expertise.
Jon Torrens