El ORO y la PLATA Se DESANGRAN: La Trampa de los 4700
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- 02 Sept 2026, 09:30 UTC
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- 02 Sept 2026, 11:08 UTC
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The analysis focuses on the performance of gold and the Euro against the US dollar, highlighting recent price movements and potential future trends. Gold experienced a significant 16% rise in August, followed by an approximately 8% drop, with the speaker indicating a further decline to 1700. The failure bound for this bearish outlook is set at 2050. The Euro, however, is seen as maintaining a bullish trend, having risen from 1.157 to a current level (implicitly, as the speaker mentions a previous analysis at 1.157, but the current level is analyzed in the context of a potential rise to 1.170, with a failure bound at 1.140. The speaker also notes that the general market sentiment and economic policies, such as interest rate adjustments and inflation concerns, are influencing these movements. The current strategy involves holding positions in gold and potentially looking for buying opportunities in the Euro against the dollar.
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