Since 2001, Gold has not spent any serious time under its 65-week moving average except for about 4 months in latter 2008. Generally, Gold finds support at its 65-week moving average. Accordingly, a retreat to the 65-week moving average is usually a great time to buy Gold.
This week, Gold's 65-week moving average currently sits at $1080.03 and is rising about $5 per week. In addition, my Gann Square of 9 shows an important inflection point at $1088.50 which can also serve as the basis of support.
We are currently experiencing a correction in Gold from the peak of $1265 in June. Gold traded as low as $1159.50 today. If $1132.25 (another Gann inflection point) does not hold, look for Gold to test its 65-week moving average at or near $1088.50. Should Gold find support there, I will likely initiate a long position.
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