26.11.2019

Gold and the stock market are considered traditionally to be inversely related. When prices of stocks go down, the price of gold moves higher, and vice versa.  That is indeed the case today as we can see on the correlation coefficient oscillator at the bottom of the chart on a daily timeframe.  The correlation coefficient is currently -.68.  (For reference, a correlation coefficient of -1.00 means that the two assets move in opposite directions 100% of the time.).  As stocks continue to put in new all-time highs, gold has been pulling back.

Source: Tradingview, FOREX.com
The price of gold in the spot market is near 1455.  On September 3^rd, it traded as high as 1555.76 before pulling back in a flag like formation.  Price is near strong support at 1445. This level represents horizontal support, trendline support from the bottom of the flag, and it is the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level from the lows in late April to the highs on September 3^rd.  If price closes below 1445 on a daily timeframe, it may be likely to travel down towards 1410.75, which is the 50% retracement level of the previously mentioned timeframe.  If gold does break below 1445, stocks are likely to move higher because of the inverse correlation. 
If the price of gold holds the 1445 level and begins moving higher, it could trade out of the flag formation.  The target for the flag is near 1715.  However, on the way to the target price, must first break through the top of the flag near 1490. The next resistance level is  the highs of September 3^rd at 1555, which is also near horizontal resistance from 2011-2013.  If the target is achieved, the next level is near 1797, which is a triple top and old support, also from 2011-2013.

Source: Tradingview, FOREX.com
However, just remember that if gold trades up to those levels, stocks theoretically will be much lower.

Original from: www.forex.com