Monday scaled to a similar range of prices over all, while Tuesday similar to the pattern, but didn’t decline. This could point to some bullishness for Wednesday as well.

Here’s how price is currently tracking with that chart mentioned above:

In the other scenario from the above analysis on Friday, the opening of the week marks the low, so both charts tend towards a low on Monday. Likewise, the most pronounced rally tends to start late Wednesday in both scenarios.

The week was also similar to the week before a large range Friday, with steadily declining lows till Thursday:

Considering the down week and the large range Tuesday, a week like so tends to follow:

Just with the large range Tuesday, the following week is like so:

The two weeks contradict on Monday, while both agree on rallies form Wednesday to Thursday highs.  Keeping a close watch on Monday price movement should provide insight into which chart is tracking to next week’s price.

With the most notably day being Wednesday, making a large move to the upside. So far Monday’s price movement (in black) has held up with the average pretty well and if Tuesday continues along as well it could set up well for a Wednesday rally.

Generally following a down week is a similar price movement: declining Mondays, flat Tuesdays–with both days near weekly lows, mostly rallying Wednesdays, a sharp decline Thursday after some less volatile price movement, and Friday that can rally or close flat near the open:

As discussed earlier in the week, Thursday and possibly Friday look bearish in Gold as well to round out the week, but tightening trailing stop on the gains of Wednesday would limit total time of trade.

Also mentioned yesterday though, there’s a decent chance at Wednesday hitting the weekly low in Gold like so:

Although Gold hasn’t followed this movement as closely either, one of the best fits for Gold’s current price movement also has a Wednesday tracking downward and making even lower lows on Thursday:

All three models are in agreement that Wednesday shouldn’t take out Monday or Tuesday highs.  A profitable, short-term trade could still materialize in the latter part of Wednesday.

There was a time  shift of the decline to later than projected and the price was flat rather than down on the daily timeline, but the possibility of selling based on a break out below Monday’s lows still exists.

In terms of best fit, Monday’s price movement is also very similar to a large range Tuesday which has a flat weekly close. This price pattern is also down in the day ahead, but makes its weekly low on Tuesday instead of Wednesday:

One is considering the effect of the down week, the other is just considering all weeks that followed a large range Monday. Both match closely. Something to note though, see that little rally towards the end of the day on Wednesday? When we look at just the weeks where Wednesday is the largest range of the week we get this:

A noticeable difference in that the rally as it continues into Thursday and possibly into the end of the week.  In all three charts though, price breaking out from the lows of Monday / Tuesday tend to continue down into the later part of Wednesday. Stay sharp, and hopefully golden in the week ahead!

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So instead of climbing to a high midway through the day and then declining, we’ve seen it decrease to a low midway and then climb. While one of the sharper moves in the week, the day’s range is still much less than Monday’s so as speculated last night, a sharply declining, large range Thursday wouldn’t pan out.

Friday has flat, to upside potential, so there is once again a Friday rally possible in Gold.