Chart of the Week: NZD/JPY and gold bulls taking the reins
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- Gold bulls taking the reins from a weekly perspective.
- NZD/JPY bulls looking for a discount and a subsequent daily continuation.
The following analysis looks into the price of gold as well as NZD/JPY.
Last week's analysis is still in the process of playing out in the form of a weekly reverse head and shoulders: Chart of the Week: Gold meets critical landmark
Weekly chart, prior analysis
Live market, positive weekly progress
From a daily perspective, the price is en route to the near term 38.2% target near to 1,815:
Daily chart, prior analysis
Live market, positive progress
NZD/JPY bullish outlook
Meanwhile, the readiest cross on the list for taking into consideration is NZD/JPY.
As per the prior analysis, NZD/JPY Price Analysis: Bulls stepping in at a critical confluence of support, the price indeed respected the 77.40/60 support structure:
Prior analysis, 4-hour & weekly charts
... the price has formed new support structure above 77.40 in the process at a well worn historic level as follows:
In the above 4-hour chart, the price tested the prior 23 June lows and was rejected there a number of times.
Also, the price has formed a supporting structure within the bullish impulse near 77.60.
There is also a confluence of the 21 EMA.
Moreover, zooming all the way out to the weekly chart, we can see that this is in fact a key level on the higher time frames also:
Weekly chart
Live market, positive progress (4-hour chart)
Meanwhile, for bulls that had missed the entry opportunity since the prior analysis, there could be a second chance to get on board the train.
The next stop could be at a restest of the W-formation's neckline as follows:
The 61.8% Fibonacci at the expected support structure comes in at 77.74 and a restest of which, if it holds, would be expected to lead to an onward upside continuation on a daily chart basis for the week ahead.
- Gold bulls taking the reins from a weekly perspective.
- NZD/JPY bulls looking for a discount and a subsequent daily continuation.
The following analysis looks into the price of gold as well as NZD/JPY.
Last week's analysis is still in the process of playing out in the form of a weekly reverse head and shoulders: Chart of the Week: Gold meets critical landmark
Weekly chart, prior analysis
Live market, positive weekly progress
From a daily perspective, the price is en route to the near term 38.2% target near to 1,815:
Daily chart, prior analysis
Live market, positive progress
NZD/JPY bullish outlook
Meanwhile, the readiest cross on the list for taking into consideration is NZD/JPY.
As per the prior analysis, NZD/JPY Price Analysis: Bulls stepping in at a critical confluence of support, the price indeed respected the 77.40/60 support structure:
Prior analysis, 4-hour & weekly charts
... the price has formed new support structure above 77.40 in the process at a well worn historic level as follows:
In the above 4-hour chart, the price tested the prior 23 June lows and was rejected there a number of times.
Also, the price has formed a supporting structure within the bullish impulse near 77.60.
There is also a confluence of the 21 EMA.
Moreover, zooming all the way out to the weekly chart, we can see that this is in fact a key level on the higher time frames also:
Weekly chart
Live market, positive progress (4-hour chart)
Meanwhile, for bulls that had missed the entry opportunity since the prior analysis, there could be a second chance to get on board the train.
The next stop could be at a restest of the W-formation's neckline as follows:
The 61.8% Fibonacci at the expected support structure comes in at 77.74 and a restest of which, if it holds, would be expected to lead to an onward upside continuation on a daily chart basis for the week ahead.
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