Even though bulls managed to break above the upper border of the black rising wedge, the proximity of the October highs, combined with two bearish engulfing patterns, proved too heavy on Friday. Price pulled back and closed the day (and the entire week) back inside the wedge.
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A lifelong trader and market enthusiast, Anna has analyzed thousands of charts from around the world, and alongside GoldPriceForecast.com, has contributed to a number of industry-leading websites around the world.
Using her background in technical analysis, she spends countless hours identifying market trends, major support and resistance zones, interesting patterns, ratios, and indicators.
Anna Radomska

A lifelong trader and market enthusiast, Anna has analyzed thousands of charts from around the world, and alongside GoldPriceForecast.com, has contributed to a number of industry-leading websites around the world.
Using her background in technical analysis, she spends countless hours identifying market trends, major support and resistance zones, interesting patterns, ratios, and indicators.












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