Since the
end of June to the beginning of September, copper had a very good bullish trend
while the Chinese economy was showing signs of expansion. The health of the
Chinese economy is positively correlated to the price of copper due to the fact
that China is one of the main copper consumers in the world. Once the price
reached the 317.77 zone, it started retracing to the downside until it reached
the low at the 289.37 level, where we can also find the 55 day EMA as shown on
the daily chart. Copper consolidated for a couple of weeks around the 55 day
EMA until it started rallying again as the Chinese fundamental data became
optimistic once more, causing the price to reach the 305.00 level. Today the
bullish momentum accelerated and the price of gold reached the 61.8% Fibonacci
retracement at the 306.86 level. The 61.8% Fibo may act as resistance for the
commodity, but if it breaks that level to the upside, then the 76.4% Fibo has a
higher probability of acting as a resistance. In case the price of copper comes
back down, the 55 day EMA may act as support.
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Thank you for the assessment.
ReplyDeleteIt could have found some resistance.
ReplyDeleteI'll watch those levels, thanks.
ReplyDeleteImportant levels to consider!
ReplyDeleteVery informative article, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery helpful analysis, thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteExcellent analysis, thank you!
ReplyDeletevery bullish indeed
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