Dale J Pinkert
Independent Analyst
TradeGateHub Live Trading | Gold is reversing from a new record high, and Dale Pinkert analyzes its 4-hour chart to break down the movement. He also revisits the Buy Zone in the Euro, which was discussed on Monday. Additionally, TLT has reached the 88.5 target, adding further insights into market trends.
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