Gold prices are testing one of the most closely watched levels in technical analysis: the 200-day moving average. After a blistering rally that carried bullion to record highs at $5,600 earlier this year, the metal has spent recent weeks consolidating and is now hovering directly above its long-term trend line. For many traders, a break below the 200-day moving average is viewed as a bearish signal. Recent history suggests the opposite may be true for gold. Gold’s Previous 200-Day Average Breakdowns Became Buying Opportunities Spot gold – tracked by SPDR Gold Shares (NYSE:GLD) – changed hands near $4,500 per ounce…
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) ETFs posted $635.2 million in outflows Wednesday, but Thursday price action could nullify analysts’s warnings about a drop to $70,000. Biggest Daily Outflow Since Late January The fresh outflows mark the largest daily Bitcoin ETF withdrawal since…
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