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Technical Outlook - Gold, Silver and WTI
Gold
Following its drop below $1050 level, marking the lowest level touched since Jan. 2010 and 61.8% Fib. expansion level, the yellow metal attempted a recovery from the lower trend-line support of a short-term descending trend-channel formation on daily chart. The recovery, however, lost its momentum this week, wiping-off majority of its previous week's gain, dragging the metal back towards a very important support marked by the lower trend-line support of a well-established long-term descending trend-channel formation on weekly chart. From current levels weakness below $1060 level is likely to find immediate support near $1050-45 confluence region, but a weekly close below this important support now seems to trigger a fresh leg of weakening trend for the precious metal, initially towards $1000 psychological mark and eventually towards its next major support near $950 region, marking 100% Fib. expansion level. Meanwhile on the upside, strength above $1070 level might continue to face immediate strong resistance near $1090-1100 mark. Sustained move above $1100 mark, leading to a momentum beyond $1110 level, might open room for further near-term recovery towards its next major resistance near $1150 horizontal zone.
Silver
The white metal, too, continues its downward trajectory within a well-established descending trend-channel formation. The metal is currently trading below $14.00 round figure mark and close to it's a short-term descending trend-line support near $13.75 region. Decisive break-through this immediate support has the potential to accelerate the weakness immediately towards testing its next major support near $12.50 level, marking its lowest level since July 2009. The downward trajectory could further get extended, possibly even below $10.00 psychological mark support, towards testing the lower trend-line support of the descending channel, currently near $9.70-60 area. Meanwhile, a bounce back from current support level and a subsequent strength above $14.00-14.10 immediate resistance, could possibly extend the near-term recovery towards $14.50-60 horizontal resistance area. The recovery could further get extended towards testing the upper trend-line resistance of the descending trend-channel, currently near $15.10-20 area. Unless the white metal continues to oscillate within the descending trend-channel and remains below $15.00 mark strong resistance, it seems more likely to continue its downward trajectory in the foreseeable future.
WTI
Rebound from the lowest level since Feb. 2009 failed to sustain above $50 mark resistance, representing 50% Fib. retracement level of May to Aug. downfall. WTI subsequently resumed its downward trajectory and has not dropped to fresh multi-year lower levels. From current levels, WTI seems to extend its ongoing slump towards 61.8% Fib. expansion level support near $35.60-50 area. Weakness below 61.8% Fib. expansion level seems to open room for retest of 2009 lows support near $33.20 area. Meanwhile, any recovery from near-term oversold conditions now seems to confront immediate resistance near $38.80-39.00 horizontal zone. Although, momentum above $39.00 mark resistance might further get extended but now seems to be restricted near $41.00 region, which now seems to have emerged as immediate strong resistance on the upside. However, sustained strength above $41.00 mark, might assist WTI prices to move back towards its next major resistance near $43.50-60 area.
“Original analysis is provided by Admiral Markets”
Gold
Following its drop below $1050 level, marking the lowest level touched since Jan. 2010 and 61.8% Fib. expansion level, the yellow metal attempted a recovery from the lower trend-line support of a short-term descending trend-channel formation on daily chart. The recovery, however, lost its momentum this week, wiping-off majority of its previous week's gain, dragging the metal back towards a very important support marked by the lower trend-line support of a well-established long-term descending trend-channel formation on weekly chart. From current levels weakness below $1060 level is likely to find immediate support near $1050-45 confluence region, but a weekly close below this important support now seems to trigger a fresh leg of weakening trend for the precious metal, initially towards $1000 psychological mark and eventually towards its next major support near $950 region, marking 100% Fib. expansion level. Meanwhile on the upside, strength above $1070 level might continue to face immediate strong resistance near $1090-1100 mark. Sustained move above $1100 mark, leading to a momentum beyond $1110 level, might open room for further near-term recovery towards its next major resistance near $1150 horizontal zone.
Silver
The white metal, too, continues its downward trajectory within a well-established descending trend-channel formation. The metal is currently trading below $14.00 round figure mark and close to it's a short-term descending trend-line support near $13.75 region. Decisive break-through this immediate support has the potential to accelerate the weakness immediately towards testing its next major support near $12.50 level, marking its lowest level since July 2009. The downward trajectory could further get extended, possibly even below $10.00 psychological mark support, towards testing the lower trend-line support of the descending channel, currently near $9.70-60 area. Meanwhile, a bounce back from current support level and a subsequent strength above $14.00-14.10 immediate resistance, could possibly extend the near-term recovery towards $14.50-60 horizontal resistance area. The recovery could further get extended towards testing the upper trend-line resistance of the descending trend-channel, currently near $15.10-20 area. Unless the white metal continues to oscillate within the descending trend-channel and remains below $15.00 mark strong resistance, it seems more likely to continue its downward trajectory in the foreseeable future.
WTI
Rebound from the lowest level since Feb. 2009 failed to sustain above $50 mark resistance, representing 50% Fib. retracement level of May to Aug. downfall. WTI subsequently resumed its downward trajectory and has not dropped to fresh multi-year lower levels. From current levels, WTI seems to extend its ongoing slump towards 61.8% Fib. expansion level support near $35.60-50 area. Weakness below 61.8% Fib. expansion level seems to open room for retest of 2009 lows support near $33.20 area. Meanwhile, any recovery from near-term oversold conditions now seems to confront immediate resistance near $38.80-39.00 horizontal zone. Although, momentum above $39.00 mark resistance might further get extended but now seems to be restricted near $41.00 region, which now seems to have emerged as immediate strong resistance on the upside. However, sustained strength above $41.00 mark, might assist WTI prices to move back towards its next major resistance near $43.50-60 area.
“Original analysis is provided by Admiral Markets”