Chart of The Day Gold
Gold Potential Reversal Zone & Probable Price Path
Markets wobbled yesterday after the WSJ reported that Pfizer is planning to halve its 2020 dosage to 50 million. This may have been old news - the company had announced this in mid-November - but WSJ’s report on the matter yesterday shook market confidence. The S&P 500 index closed marginally in the red, falling 0.1% on the day, while 10Y Treasury yields fell about 3bp. Note that Pfizer still expects to ship more than a billion doses in 2021, but ultimately the risk-on rally may have needed a breather yesterday and the somewhat negative vaccine news provided the catalyst for profit-taking. Meanwhile, OPEC+ has agreed on a compromise to gradually hike output in 2021, pushing Brent prices to its highest since March. All eyes will be on the US labour market report today, where a 475k increase in nonfarm payrolls is eyed

From a technical and trading perspective, Gold is in the process of developing an impulsive advance from the end of November low as 1823 potential wave 4 low holds there is a window for a wave 5advance to test offers and stops to 1860/70 from here nascent bulls will be on watch for a three wave corrective pattern to ideally test and hold the 1829 area. Sufficient bids in this area should warrant bullish exposure targeting a larger degree C wave advance targeting a move to test 1890/1900.
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