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Today’s Predicted Gold Price Move = $1,000 . . . | WD Gann's Trading Secrets, Forex, Gold, Indexes, Stocks and Commodity Trading Methods private association

Today’s Predicted Gold Price Move = $1,000 . . .

​St​aying with the Major Trend in GOLD would have paid off well today, with hypothetical gains of $1,000 USD today alone. Our previous post showed that we were in a top price area shown circled in red on the chart below . . .

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​EUR/USD Intraday Trading Signals Using 'Fibonacci Trends' approach ​for the last Week.

​​Using our 'Levitas' Principle Course, we confirmed that the coming trend was DOWN​ and, the signal was early enough to be able to hypothetically capture a $1,000 profit within about 4-hour's time.

​What comes next​? Well, the same technique that brought us here is still in play. It would take a closing price above $1213, (with most of it's range above this price), to persuade that the present short-term downtrend was over. Until then, I'm looking for lower prices in GOLD.  Good Luck. - George


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