The 4-hour moving average of gold is still in a downward bearish position, and the gold shorts are not over yet. Gold has fallen back quickly after every recent surge. The situation is still controlled by short sellers. Don’t be fooled by the strong rebound of gold bulls on the surface. The rebound is a better opportunity for short sellers.
Gold fell again at the opening of Monday. Currently, the support is at 2286-2278, and the resistance continues to be observed near 2313. The focus of this week's trading is to short at high levels, with the final target near 2218.
If the shorts are strong and fall below the support near 2278, strong support will appear in the range of 2274-2269 in a short...
Today is Sunday, and tomorrow we will start a new week of trading. Let’s first summarize this week’s trading results. This week we participated in a total of 20 market transactions, 18 of which ended in profit, and the remaining 2 transactions ended in loss, with a winning rate of exactly 90%. Our overall trading profit is very good. I personally made a profit of ...
World gold prices tend to increase with spot gold increasing by 1.5 USD compared to last week's closing level to 2,302.7 USD/ounce.
Experts assess that the gold market has just had an interesting week when it received a lot of information that affects the direction of this precious metal. Gold started a series of declines and reached the lowest mark below 2,283...
Today, I for my part see the fashion view and tradable regions rotating at 232x-229x
>Currently Gold is reacting to the resistance sector round 2306>2308
In addition, I additionally see Gold nevertheless in Bien Ma reporting a decrease
With this Zone, you could alternate and recollect coming into each Buy and Sell Borders
>Sell Gold round 2309>2311
SL 2313
TP...
Hello everyone, it’s Friday again. Today is the last trading day of the week. Friday's trading is usually the most complicated and today there is news on the US April non-farm payrolls data and the US April unemployment rate. We need to do a split on today's transaction. Let everyone know how to proceed with today's transaction.
Gold prices have been trading...
Gold prices fell sharply in today's trading session, slipping from the $2,300/ounce level on concerns about higher, longer-term US interest rates ahead of this week's US Federal Reserve (FED) meeting. .
Weakening safe haven demand is also exerting pressure, especially as recent reports suggest ceasefire talks have resumed between Israel and Hamas. This makes gold...
Dear Gold Robbers,
This is our master plan to Heist Bearish side of GOLD mines. kindly please follow the plan i have mentioned in the chart focus on Short entry, Our target is Green Zone that is High risk Dangerous area market is oversold at the level Bull Robbers/Traders gain the strength. If the market break the Dynamic support trend will continue to go down we...
During the week you can trade from these price levels. Finding the entry point into a trade is up to you, depending on your trading style and the development of the situation.
If you expect any medium-term price movements, then most likely they will start from one of the zones.
Levels are valid for a week, the date is in the title. The next morning I adjust the...
Hi guys, my family and I traveled for two weeks for my father's birthday. I hope everything is going well for everyone in these two weeks!
Gold successfully reached our target of 2280 on Friday. This time the profit is very good. At present, from the perspective of the pattern and indicators, there is a need for a rebound, so you can start to go long at a low...
The 30m chart has formed a head and shoulders, with support near 2363 and rebound resistance near 2383. If it does not break, go short. The 4h indicator on the trend is beneficial to shorts. This week, the focus is on short trading. The short-term target is around 2348-2333, and the final target is around 2304-2280.
According to the latest data from the World Gold Council (WGC), gold demand in the first quarter (excluding OTC demand) decreased by 5% over the same period to 1,102 tons, due to capital inflows from exchange-traded funds. Gold-backed ETFs continue to flow out. While including the sizable OTC buying activities of investors, total gold demand increased by 3% over...
After reaching the all-time high in mid-April, OANDA:XAUUSD , as normal, began to correct lower.
As I correctly anticipated at that time, it dropped by 1,000 pips and fell below 2300.
However, around the 2280 level, which I had previously highlighted, bulls entered the market and pushed the price up every time it dipped in that zone.
Friday's NFP report...
Last week, the world gold price in the first session of the week traded at 2,335 USD/ounce. In the following sessions, gold prices could not maintain the mark above 2,340 USD and began to decline, reaching the lowest level of the week below 2,283 USD.
World gold price increased again above 2,325 USD/ounce after the Federal Reserve (Fed) announced information on...
Chantell Schieven, Head of Research at Capitalight Research, said that the gold market is starting to enter a period of seasonal weakness. In this environment, gold prices are likely to fall back to $2,150/ounce.
According to Marc Chandler, Managing Director at Bannockburn Global Forex, gold prices may decline in the short term. Gold prices can trade in the...
World gold increased slightly after falling for two consecutive weeks
World gold prices fell for the second consecutive week with the closing price just slightly above the threshold of 2,300 USD at the end of last week. Set in the context of relatively conservative fluctuations after important news, notably the Fed's monetary policy statement in mid-week and US...
The trend of gold today is particularly cautious. It has basically been oscillating in a narrow range around the 2300 position and is waiting for guidance from NFP data. As for how to view the NFP market, I have shared my detailed views in my previous article.
In general terms, I am still bearish on gold, and I tend to be short on gold in my trading. Judging...
