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Double bottom on gold. We have already broken 9% from the bottom

created Marcin KiepasNovember 14 2022

Is gold gaining at the expense of cryptocurrencies? Who knows. While Cryptocurrency market trembling in its foundations, the gold price looks better and better. Gold has increased by almost 9% since the lows at the beginning of the month. The chart suggests that this rally north is not over yet.


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Gold Analysis - November 14, 2022

At the beginning of November, gold quoted above the low from the end of September, which was the second return from this level in recent weeks. This turn coincided with the improvement in the indicators, where the first demand signals appeared already at the end of the summer holidays.

The real breakthrough, however, took place only on November 10. Data below forecasts inflation in the US triggered a strong jump in gold prices and a break above the local peak at the end of October ($ 1729,48). As a result, a double bottom pattern was formed on the daily chart and strong buy signals generated on the indicators. Adding to this the 8-month bearish line that was broken in the first days of November, gold now has an open road not only to the resistance zone of $ 1800-1807,84, but even to the region of $ 1845. This is the minimum level of increases resulting from the implementation of the above-mentioned double bottom formation.

gold analysis November 14, 2022

XAU / USD daily chart (CFDs on gold). Source: Tickmill

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About the Author
Marcin Kiepas
Tickmill UK analyst. Financial markets analyst with 20-year experience, publishing in Polish financial media. He specializes in the foreign exchange market, Polish stock market and macroeconomic data. In his analyzes he combines technical and fundamental analysis. Looking for medium-term trends, examining the impact of macroeconomic data, central banks and geopolitical events on the financial markets.