last count, at least eight financial firms have raised the specter of $1,400 gold if the Brexit vote passes. However, with prices below $1,300, some analysts see this as the first resistance level to watch.“A close over 1304 is needed to rekindle bull forces for a drive to 1330-1340,” said analyst at RJO Futures.However, most analysts are looking at gold’s downside after Thursday’s sharp correction.Sam Laughlin, precious metals trader at MKS Switzerland, said that he could see gold prices fall to $1,275 an ounce early in the week and then retest $1,300 an ounce ahead of the U.K. referendum.In a report Friday, Baruch noted that the market is vulnerable to test support at $1,267.30 an ounce and could even fall as low as $1,242.10. “We will look to these major support levels to be tremendous buying opportunities,” he added.
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