Time to revisit everyone’s favorite metal, namely gold.
Time to revisit everyone’s favorite metal, namely gold, and regular readers of my analysis will know I was bullish on gold when it was trading around the $1664 per ounce region, and the reason for this was the clear anomaly on the weekly chart which signaled a lack of selling pressure following the extreme volatility of the last few weeks. If you missed the post from the 6th of April the link is here.
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