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GOLD: into the end of July FOMC meeting

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TVC:GOLD   CFDs on Gold (US$ / OZ)
Hi Guys,

just some infos into the end of July FOMC meeting.

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Bullish or bearish flag? Accumulation or distribution? Maybe an ending diagonal? Let's play the game. Lol
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Elliott Wave Theory Structure; An Ending Diagonal (extract from source Elliot Wave Forecast) QUOTE: "There are a few conditions that ending diagonal waves have in common with a regular impulse. Firstly the whole structure will be five waves however it will subdivide into the aforementioned 3-3-3-3-3 instead of 5-3-5-3-5. Secondly the wave three will not be the shortest of the five wave move thus either the wave one or the fifth wave will be shorter than the wave three. Finally the fifth wave of a bullish market ending diagonal will have a lower momentum reading such as on a RSI indicator where it will be showing some divergence compared to the wave three." UNQUOTE
TO NOTE SIMILAR STRUCTURE IN SILVER:
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#Gold may be unfolding an #endingdiagonal into today's #FOMC meeting. If so, it may not be the right time yet to play #RSI divergence . Rising wedge or flag not sufficiently mature #IMHO for a #pullback.
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July: Long legged doji
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work in progress
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