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GOLD SHORT!! SCALP TRADE!!Hey Traders, Here we are with the analysis of the gold, so far in higher time frame we are in bullish trend however we reached to one of the key supply area, and we expect to change the trend in lower time-frame which we can scalp on counter trend, So what we see is clear break of structure just bellow and you see change of character, So we wait for the price to reach our key level to take short position, I am taking 0.5% risk on this trade as it is scalp and counter trend, So lets see how price reacts we can have a clear drop to the level we determined... Thank you for supporting, Any question comment me bellow @FxShzd team
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by FxShzd
GOLD forecast 18June2023I have two options for analyzing the movement of GOLD. The first option is that the price is in a bearish channel and is trying to retest the trendline before finally going down to the SnD area. Or maybe the second option is that the price is in a sideways trend, where the price will move up to the resistance, if the blue box resistance is indeed responded positively, then the price should go back down. sometimes we are placed in several choices, when this happens we should still wait for confirmation in the form of patterns, candles or maybe indicators, after there is confirmation we can react better.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by Hokusai_FX
xauusd setupsthere is a FL up ahead which avoids price to go further, I believe this Fl will consumed ASAP and the price will go for next demand zone. TP is the next supply zone that can be a good place for LONG! ⚠️ Notice: I will enter one third of my position when price touch the box and the rest of it in the middle of the box. My TP would be R/R=3 and 5. Please trade with your own money management methodology and be aware that trading has its own risks and rewards. Good luck ❤️
FOREXCOM:XAUUSD
by mirzaeiamirsoheil
Gold 4hr TF setup for CPI When considering CPI, a lower figure is preferred when buying assets such as gold, EUR, EURUSD, Cable, and indices. The weaker the CPI, the better it is for risk assets, especially those associated with hedging against the dollar. For instance, if there is a year-on-year 4.7% inflation and a month-on-month 0.2%, it would be ideal to buy indices and sell dollars because the data has outperformed. If the CPI is lower than expected, buying gold and selling dollars is a good option. Gold, GBP, EUR, and JPY are some of the assets that may be purchased in such a scenario. Indices such as S&P may move 30-40 points, while Wall Street may see a few hundred points move. Typically, any CPI figure before 4.8 or lower is considered a good data point. It is crucial to analyze the CPI figure excluding food and energy. Food and energy prices have rapidly increased in the last two years, making them an important outlier. However, we are starting to see food and energy prices normalize, and they have been coming down steadily over the last three to four months. If the CPI comes out at 5%, and food is at 5.5%, it is not a good number. The ideal situation would be to see continued decreases for six months. If there is a slowdown in one or two months, that is a problem. Currently, the Fed is still raising rates, which can aid in stabilizing prices. CPI inflation and rates are positively correlated.
TVC:GOLD
by ChartStrategist
Gold 4hr TF I am closely monitoring gold's movements and have a plan in place for both scenarios. If gold breaks the uptrend channel, you anticipate a fall to 1950, where you plan to look for buying opportunities. Alternatively, if gold breaks the decline trend line, you anticipate an acceleration to 2050 and plan to enter on pullbacks to find buying opportunities. Gold miners are up 1.60% while gold is only up 0.10% is a positive indication that gold may turn bullish and break the decline trend line. Silver has broken and retested a 2.6 year channel, which suggests that the bulls have taken over and silver should begin to swing bullish.
TVC:GOLDLong
by ChartStrategist
Gold 2 day TFIf gold breaks below the uptrend channel, I anticipate a further drop in its value. However, I have identified two specific areas where multiple factors converge, and I will keep an eye on them for potential buying opportunities. There are several factors that can cause the price of gold to rise: Supply and demand: Like any other commodity, the price of gold is affected by its supply and demand in the market. If the demand for gold exceeds its supply, the price of gold can rise. Economic and political instability: Gold is often seen as a safe-haven investment during times of economic and political uncertainty. In times of market volatility, investors may buy gold as a hedge against potential losses. Inflation: As the value of currency decreases due to inflation, investors may turn to gold as a store of value. Gold has historically maintained its value over time and can provide a hedge against inflation. Central bank policy: The policies of central banks, including changes in interest rates and quantitative easing, can affect the price of gold. For example, if central banks lower interest rates, it can lead to a weaker currency and an increased demand for gold. USD exchange rate: Gold is priced in USD, so changes in the exchange rate between the USD and other currencies can also impact the price of gold. If the USD weakens, it can make gold more affordable for investors holding other currencies.
TVC:GOLD
by ChartStrategist
Gold Targets if the Fed Pauses Rate Hikes Gold has managed to surge its way to US$2,020/oz, taking full advantage of the renewed weakness in the dollar price and treasury yields. Recent data from the US showed a slowdown in the services sector growth, fewer private company job additions than expected in March, and a fall in factory orders for the second consecutive month. This suggests that the economy could be cooling down amid higher interest rates. As a result, the market anticipates that the Fed will keep the funds rate steady next month, following a similar path to the Reserve Bank of Australia which decided to pause its rate hikes this month. Investors have recently increased their bets that the Fed will opt for a pause in its rate hikes after its May 2-3 meeting to approximately 60%, up from around 43% the previous day. Gold is particularly sensitive to the rates outlook because lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold. If the Fed does decide to pause rate hikes in May, how might we expect the price of gold to react? Markets see a ~60% probability that the Fed will pause. Target prices could include US$2,027, US$2,032, US$2,036, and US$2,040, with the first two being levels of recent struggle. If we want to look back to the last time that gold was this expensive (March 2022), we might like to consider a couple daily peaks at US$2,070 and US$2,060 as higher targets. The Fed decision is still quite some time away, so some downside risk is of course still present in the meantime.
BLACKBULL:XAUUSD
by BlackBull_Markets