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As I have been saying so far during Asia Friday trading I had no Long positions in Gold. Squeezed out like everyone else. (I don't know how those people do it who buy on weakness & accrue - I have to take a page out of their book).
The 'funny' thing is, my old broker Fusion Markets phoned me about a month ago to say that I was no longer allowed to accrue Gold & Silver overnight & longer term. Because that is exactly what I was trying to do before. Fusion Markets said, ASIC rules that came in for Australia now make it illegal to accrue Gold & Silver overnight. I was pretty p....off to say the least.
My gut feeling is that the Broker did want me to Capitalise on the FED reducing interest rates in 2 weeks time and the highly probable scenario (not 100%) that Gold and its price will 'scream off the roof'.
I changed brokers the next day to Eightcap. They are great, even if I break my margin, they don't jump down my throat, and I break it all the time with my aggressive style of trading when I see an opportunity I am very sure about.
I digress. Here are the Fib levels where I got into gold. I am not very confident about the Gold price holding up. But it depends on whether the USDX has a rally.

As I have been saying so far during Asia Friday trading I had no Long positions in Gold. Squeezed out like everyone else. (I don't know how those people do it who buy on weakness & accrue - I have to take a page out of their book).
The 'funny' thing is, my old broker Fusion Markets phoned me about a month ago to say that I was no longer allowed to accrue Gold & Silver overnight & longer term. Because that is exactly what I was trying to do before. Fusion Markets said, ASIC rules that came in for Australia now make it illegal to accrue Gold & Silver overnight. I was pretty p....off to say the least.
My gut feeling is that the Broker did want me to Capitalise on the FED reducing interest rates in 2 weeks time and the highly probable scenario (not 100%) that Gold and its price will 'scream off the roof'.
I changed brokers the next day to Eightcap. They are great, even if I break my margin, they don't jump down my throat, and I break it all the time with my aggressive style of trading when I see an opportunity I am very sure about.
I digress. Here are the Fib levels where I got into gold. I am not very confident about the Gold price holding up. But it depends on whether the USDX has a rally.
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Update:I think that Gold will be very strong & bullish on the break of the main price ahead which is 2531.65. Other important numbers to break on the push up include:
2521.85
2523.40
2526.85
2528.65
2529.02
But the ultimate number in my view is 2531.65. This break & probably retest will be the next leg-up for Gold.
This whole zone has proven to be a strong resistant area & the higher up towards 2531 the worse it seems to get.
If the economic data is favourable today & the USDX does not rally, I can see a push through during Friday NY session.
But both of these things need to occur.
* Trading is risky. Please don't rely solely on my investment advice or trade setups. DYOR. Learn as much as you can.
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Go short XAUJPYBearish Pinbar.
Sell Market
SL 359500
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Sell XAUJPYsee above
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SL 359600 or 700Order cancelled
appears to be drifting higher with the Gold price. Note
It already sold-off in the pattern. I expected the first sell off to be deeper, so that was not the initial retest.That was pattern completion. Ill look for another one,Trade active
You will probably find it retests beneath the neck....Accumulates more buyers.....Breaks out again...Look for a Bullish Candle....Stop behind bullish Candle.... or conservative back behind Right Shoulder.Note
Buy before it breaks 2518Note
2516.95 SLNote
a good Stop Loss lying between aggressive and conservative would be about 308.Disclaimer
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