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XAUUSD – Sniper Entry Plan June 26, 2025👋 Hello traders, Gold is currently consolidating after recent downside liquidity sweeps, and Thursday brings high-impact USD catalysts. Let’s break it down and build a precise plan for sniper entries around these volatile zones. We’re trading structure, not noise — eyes on the prize. 🎯 🔸 HTF Outlook (D1 → H4 → H1) 🌐 Macro & Geopolitical Context Markets are bracing for: USD Unemployment Claims (Forecast: 244K, previous: 245K) Final GDP q/q and Durable Goods Orders Fed speakers (Barkin, Barr, Harker) Stronger-than-expected data could reinforce USD bullish sentiment, sending gold down. Weaker reports + dovish Fed = bullish pressure on gold. 🗺️ Daily Bias: Neutral to Bullish Price is ranging above a key CHoCH low + Daily OB (3272–3288) Strong bullish continuation only confirmed with a break above 3370–3384 FIBO: 50% retracement of the last swing is near 3310, giving structure to Buy Zone 1 Bias: Bullish as long as 3272 holds — PA supports HL structure above imbalance 🕓 H4 Bias: Bearish Pullback CHoCH at 3384 → clean Lower High + price failed to close above premium FVG Pullback testing EMA 50/100 + FVG at 3345 FIBO extension zone at 161.8% aligns near 3288 = reactive downside target Bias: Reactive bearish under 3352. If 3370 breaks cleanly → short invalid. 🕐 H1 Bias: Bullish Short-Term CHoCH → HL printed at 3310 → higher lows forming toward supply EMA 21/50 crossed to the upside, RSI mid-range (50–60) PA structure showing ascending triangle under resistance Bias: Bullish continuation valid toward 3352–3370, unless breakdown under 3308 🔸 LTF Precision (M30 → M15) 🔹 Sell Zone 1 – 3352–3345 H1 OB + M15 FVG + upper range sweep RSI expected to peak near 70 → potential divergence FIBO: 78.6% retracement of previous bearish leg PA: Watch for M15 liquidity sweep + bearish engulfing 🔸 Entry: Wait for break/retest → confirmation on M5–M15 BOS 🔹 Sell Zone 2 – 3370–3384 HTF premium imbalance zone + weak high above RSI likely in exhaustion zone FIBO extension 1.272–1.618 completes inside this supply PA: Only enter after stop hunt wick + clear CHoCH (M5) 🔸 Entry: Reactive fade after liquidity trap 🔸 Buy Zone 1 – 3308–3313 H1 CHoCH + OB + EQ zone RSI bounce zone (30–40) FIBO 50–61.8% retracement of bullish swing PA: Watch for M15 bullish engulfing or double bottom formation 🔸 Entry: Only on structure break + retest confirmation 🔸 Buy Zone 2 – 3288–3272 Daily OB + HTF FVG + massive imbalance RSI expected to overshoot under 30 FIBO: 1.618 extension from previous M15 bullish leg PA: High-RR reversal zone if flushed by NY open 🔸 Entry: Enter only after M5 CHoCH or strong engulfing near the OB ⚖️ Decision Zone – 3333–3336 Previous supply turned EQ zone PA shows indecision — do not enter here Useful for monitoring if price holds support or rejects 🔸 Trade Scenarios 🟢 Bullish Scenario If USD data is weak: Flush to 3308 or 3288 Confirm HL formation → sniper buy from OB → aim 3345+, possibly 3370 sweep 🔴 Bearish Scenario If USD prints strong: Price spikes into 3352 or 3370 zones → rejection + BOS Sniper short entry → targets 3310 → 3288 🔸 Final Plan & Action Points ✅ Patience is key during news. Let structure confirm. ✅ Track price behavior near 14:30 CEST, avoid instant spikes. ✅ Best sniper RR zones: 🔹 Sell from 3352 or 3370 🔸 Buy from 3308 or 3288 📊 Precision matters. Structure wins. 👍 Like this if it helped you map the move, and 🔔 follow for tomorrow’s sniper entry. — GoldFxMinds Disclosure: I am part of TradeNation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analyses and educational articles.
TRADENATION:XAUUSD
by GoldFxMinds
XAUUSD Expecting Bullish movementDowntrend and Reversal Initially, the market showed a strong bearish trend highlighted by the red and blue descending channel A bullish reversal followed after a double bottom formation around the 3315 zone which acted as a key support level Breakout Confirmation Price broke above the descending channel and is now showing higher highs and higher lows confirming a bullish structure A bullish break and retest pattern is anticipated at the 3331 3332 zone marked with a horizontal support box Entry and Target Zone A long position is suggested after the retest of the support zone around 3331 Target 3370 a major resistance level from the previous price action Stop-loss Below 3315 just under the recent swing low for risk management Risk-Reward Ratio The trade offers a favorable risk-reward setup with the green zone indicating profit potential and the red zone representing risk
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by GOLD_FORCAST_PROVIDER
Lingrid | GOLD Potential Bullish Reversal TradeOANDA:XAUUSD is rebounding from key structure support after forming a double-leg corrective move inside an expanding triangle. Price has reclaimed the 3,324 zone, aligning with the trendline and support confluence, suggesting a short-term bullish bias. If this rebound sustains, gold could retest the 3,380 barrier before eyeing the 3,450 resistance ceiling. A rejection from mid-levels would reintroduce downside pressure toward the 3,246 zone. 📈 Key Levels Buy zone: 3,320–3,330 Sell trigger: break below 3,324 Target: 3,450 Buy trigger: strong candle close above 3,380 💡 Risks Weak volume could stall upside continuation Failure to hold the trendline may drag price toward 3,246 Broader resistance zone between 3,380–3,450 could limit upside momentum If this idea resonates with you or you have your own opinion, traders, hit the comments. I’m excited to read your thoughts!
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Lingrid
16
DeGRAM | GOLD held the lower boundary of the channel📊 Technical Analysis ● Price bounced from the channel floor (≈ 3 320) forming a bullish falling-wedge whose breakout target coincides with the median resistance at 3 348. ● Hidden RSI divergence and a series of higher lows inside today’s micro-range show buyers absorbing supply; reclaiming the wedge apex should accelerate toward the upper channel band near 3 375. 💡 Fundamental Analysis ● Spot-ETF inflows resumed and Fed-funds futures now price only one cut this year while real yields eased after soft US consumer-confidence data, trimming dollar bid and reviving gold demand. ✨ Summary Long 3 320-3 330; wedge break > 3 335 eyes 3 348 then 3 375. Bull view void on a 30 min close below 3 300. ------------------- Share your opinion in the comments and support the idea with a like. Thanks for your support!
FX:XAUUSDLong
by DeGRAM
12
GOLD - Price can continue to move down in falling channelHi guys, this is my overview for XAUUSD, feel free to check it and write your feedback in comments👊 Some days ago price bounced from support level and started to grow to $3400 level, making a small correction before. When it reached this level, price entered to wedge, where it made a correction and then started to grow. In a short time, price exited from wedge and soon broke $3400 level, but then it started to decline in a falling channel. In falling channel, Gold broke $3400 level one more time and in a short time declined to $3305 support level. After this movement, Gold turned around and started to move up to resistance line of channel. I expect that Gold can reach resistance line of channel and then start to decline to $3295 support area. If this post is useful to you, you can support me with like/boost and advice in comments❤️ Disclaimer: As part of ThinkMarkets’ Influencer Program, I am sponsored to share and publish their charts in my analysis.
THINKMARKETS:XAUUSDShort
by WalterMoon
8
XAU/USD 30M CHART PATTERN.XAUUSD (Gold Spot vs USD) on the 30-minute timeframe, here’s the breakdown: Observations: A descending channel was broken to the upside. Price is above the Ichimoku cloud, which often suggests bullish momentum. There is a clearly marked support zone around 3,320 - 3,325. Two target points are drawn with arrows indicating potential upside levels. --- 📍 Target Levels (as seen on the chart): 1. First Target: Approximately 3,370 2. Second Target: Approximately 3,405 – 3,410 These targets are based on previous resistance levels and potential price projections after the breakout. --- ✅ Strategy Suggestion (if you're trading this): Entry Zone: Around 3,327 – 3,330 (current level) Stop Loss: Below Support Zone (~3,315) Take Profits: TP1: 3,370 TP2: 3,405 – 3,410 Let me know if you'd like Fibonacci levels or RSI confirmation as well.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by RSI_Trading_point
8
XAU/USD 4h chart patternXAU/USD (Gold) 4H Chart, the price has clearly broken below the ascending trendline, indicating a bearish structure. Visual Targets from My Chart: 1. First Target Zone: Around 3,210 - 3,215 USD 2. Second Target Zone: Around 3,130 - 3,135 USD Price Action Breakdown: Current Price: Around 3,310 - 3,335 USD Trendline break confirmed with strong bearish candles Momentum suggests price is heading towards the first support zone around 3,210 If bearish momentum continues, price may reach the second target around 3,130 Summary: ✅ First Target: 3,210 - 3,215 USD ✅ Second Target: 3,130 - 3,135 USD If you want precise Fibonacci or support/resistance levels calculated, I can assist further—just let me know!
TVC:GOLDShort
by Money_Magnet5
20
XAUUSD - Prop firm or your own account? - Trading Psychology"$100K Funded? Or $1K account you own?? Welcome to the Inside Battle of Every Trader" You want capital, freedom and win big. But the question is: do you do it with your own money, or someone else’s? You’ve got the $100K funded dream on one side. Big leverage, strict rules, payout drama. And on the other side? Your own $1K account. Zero limits, zero support, and a whole lot of emotional damage. This is a breakdown of what really happens behind both paths — the adrenaline, the self-sabotage, the mind games, and the payouts that sometimes never come. The Prop Firm Path: Pass, Survive, Then Pray Phase 1: You trade with hunger. You’ve got the goal in sight, and every move is calculated. You’re alert, focused, mechanical. The structure helps. The rules feel like a challenge. Everything feels possible. Phase 2: You trade with fear. Now you’re tiptoeing. The target’s smaller, but the pressure is suffocating. Hesitation.Overthink. You play defense — and that’s when you lose. You stop executing your edge and start trading to avoid failure. Funded: The real test begins. You go live, you trade well, you hit payout… and suddenly the firm has a problem. A new rule is “suddenly” enforced. A clause is reinterpreted. A delay happens. You’re told to wait. Or worse — your account is shut with no warning. That’s the part no one prepares you for: the waiting, the silence, the mental snap. Passing isn’t the end. It’s barely the middle. ✅ So, Should You Go Prop? Here's What You Need to Know Yes — if you’re ready to treat this like a hostile contract. If you’re trading a prop account, you are trading their rules, their terms, their timing. You are not a partner — you are a performer. And they are very comfortable pulling the plug. If you do it: • Be colder than the system. • Read every rule twice. • Trade Phase 2 like a surgeon — no ego, no rush. • And never treat a payout like it's guaranteed — treat it like a fight you have to win more than once. You don’t just pass. You survive. And if you’re not ready to survive, stay out. 🚨 Do not forget — It’s Simulated Capital. And That’s the Game. Let’s not pretend it’s hidden: You’re NOT TRADING REAL MONEY. You’re executing on a simulated account that mirrors real conditions — nothing more. When you get paid, it’s not because you “grew” capital. It’s because you performed better than the masses who failed their challenges and fed the payout pool. This isn’t shady. It’s the model — and it works because most traders lose. So don’t delude yourself into thinking you’re managing funds. You’re monetizing discipline inside a challenge-based system. And if you know how to work that system? You get paid. If you don’t? You become someone else’s payout. 🔓 Trading Your Own Money: Real Freedom or Emotional Damage? With your own capital, there’s no one watching — and no one helping. You set the rules. You decide how aggressive, how cautious, how chaotic. But the second you click “Buy,” your psychology comes for you like a debt collector. Because real trading isn’t what’s on the screen — it’s what’s happening between your ears. You lose your money, you lose your confidence. You win big, and suddenly you think you’ve figured out the market — until the market slaps you for it. There’s no one to blame, and that makes it ten times harder. But here’s the part no one can take away from you: every lesson is yours. Every win is clean. Every loss hits deep. And if you make it — you really made it. 💡 How to Make Self-Funded Work for You ✅ Start with small capital — but also invest in your trading education. Join a group that teaches you how to trade, not signal groups that just give you orders when to buy or sell, without explaining why. ✅ Join a real trading community. Surround yourself with people who post actual breakdowns — who teach, not flex. Avoid ego chats. Avoid circus chats. Find people who show the why, not just the entry. (If you’re reading this, you already found the right space.) ✅ Focus on fixing mistakes — not faking wins. Nobody cares how many pips you caught if you blew 5 trades getting there. Get real about your risk management and lot size. ✅ Learn to stop after a win. Don’t feed your dopamine. Protect your equity. Walk away while you’re still in control. ✅ Respect your losses. Don’t chase them. Red days don’t destroy traders. Revenge trading does. Stop. Reset. Come back sharper. ✅ If you’re not paying yourself yet, don’t panic. Some seasons are for building, not cashing out. Don’t force results just to feel good — let the system earn before it pays. 🔄 The Hybrid Advantage: Rent the rules. Own the skill. Some traders don’t pick a side. They use prop firms like a hired weapon — fast, effective, disposable and Personal accounts like a vault — protected, scalable, sacred. They switch between them based on market conditions, mental load, and long-term goals. You don’t need to be loyal to a style just be loyal to your results. 🧠 Final Word: Trading becomes real, sustainable, and successful only when your mind is at peace with the path you chose. If you wake up anxious about your account — if you feel pressure before you even open the chart — that’s not discipline, that’s misalignment. This doesn’t mean trading should feel easy. But it should feel right. You should wake up curious to read price, not terrified to take a trade. Whether you trade $100K or $1K, the real account is always in your head. You should feel like this work belongs to you — not like you’re trying to survive someone else’s idea of success. Whether you trade with a prop firm or your own account, or both, the goal is the same: Mental clarity. Emotional control. Strategic confidence. You’ll know you’re on the right path the moment the stress fades — and the obsession becomes patience, structure and joy with success. If this lesson helped you today and brought you more clarity: Drop a 🚀 and follow us✅ for more published ideas.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSD
by GoldMindsFX
Report - June 26, 20251. Ceasefire, Oil, and Market Sentiment: Markets are stabilizing after a volatile stretch driven by geopolitical tensions between Israel and Iran. A ceasefire, brokered by President Trump, appears to be holding, encouraging risk-on sentiment across global asset classes. Brent crude has fallen back to $68.17 per barrel, erasing earlier war-driven spikes. Traders swiftly sold oil after Iran's symbolic missile attack on a US base in Qatar, interpreting it as a move to de-escalate rather than escalate. This rapid reaction, fueled by open-source intelligence and satellite imagery showing the base was empty, helped unwind the geopolitical premium in crude. Energy consultancy Rystad noted Iran even increased crude exports amid the conflict due to lack of refining capacity. With OPEC+ boosting supply and US shale output high, the market anticipates an oversupplied scenario by year-end. Strategists like Amrita Sen (Energy Aspects) expect crude to test $50–60, while RBC’s Helima Croft said the White House is unlikely to tap the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, given sufficient alternative supply buffers. 2. Equities and Sector Rotation: US equity indices were mixed: the Nasdaq 100 gained 0.2% to 22,237.74, while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones dipped slightly. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) dropped 1.1% to 16.77, signaling easing investor fear. Year-to-date, tech leads with XLK up 31.95%, followed by communications (XLC +23.46%) and discretionary (XLY +18.69%). Defensive sectors lagged: utilities (XLU +19.13%), consumer staples (XLP +9.15%), and real estate (XLRE -1.27%). Recent sector performance reflects a recalibration away from energy and interest-rate sensitive names. XLE has tumbled 4.65% over the past five days, mirroring declining oil, while XLRE’s underperformance worsened, highlighting investor caution in yield-sensitive areas. The growth/value debate continues: large-cap growth (IWF) was the only factor posting a gain (+0.29%), while small-cap growth (IJT) fell 1.2%, underscoring preference for quality and scale. 3. Fixed Income and Sovereign Yields: Rates edged higher. The US 10Y Treasury yield rose 2 bps to 4.32%. Germany’s 10Y bund climbed 3 bps to 2.57%, and UK gilts ticked up 1 bp to 4.46%, driven by expectations of higher issuance to fund increased NATO defense spending. US Treasuries across the curve remain elevated: 1Y at 3.99%, 2Y at 3.77%, and 30Y at 4.81%. Despite global easing signals, sovereign borrowing costs stay elevated, reflecting inflation stickiness and geopolitical risk premia. TIPs and agency MBS have outperformed on a 1Y basis, with TIP +4.7% and GNMA +5.76%. 4. NATO Commitment and Fiscal Risk: At The Hague summit, NATO allies pledged to meet Trump's demand for 5% of GDP in defense spending by 2035, a seismic shift from the previous 2% benchmark. While reaffirming Article 5 commitments, Trump emphasized US support hinges on European “burden sharing,” pressuring Spain for opting out. The summit declaration promises annual roadmaps and a 2029 review—coinciding with Trump’s potential exit from office. Germany’s Chancellor Merz called the commitment a moment of “putting our money where our mouth is,” but bond markets reacted with concern. The FTSE 100 slid 0.5%, and the DAX fell 0.6%, reflecting fiscal anxieties tied to expanded military budgets. 5. Policy Front – Trump’s Tax Push & Debt Outlook: The White House claims its proposed tax bill will lower debt via growth and tariff revenue. CEA estimates show debt-to-GDP dropping to 94% by 2034 with $8.5–11.2 trillion in deficit reduction. Yet the CBO projects the bill would add $2.4 trillion to deficits—and $2.8 trillion when factoring in higher rates. Trump’s pressure campaign on Senate Republicans includes urging round-the-clock negotiations. However, concerns linger among fiscal hawks like Sen. Ron Johnson, who warned of “an acute debt crisis.” 6. Credit Markets and Insurance Breakdown Risk: Credit spreads are holding stable, but US liability insurance is flashing red. Marsh data shows US casualty insurance rates have risen for 23 straight quarters. Executives at Everest and Aspen warn of a “breakdown” in coverage availability due to runaway litigation costs and “forever chemicals” claims. Everest’s reserves for US casualty risks now top $1.7 billion. Insurers are lobbying for tort reform, and rate hikes of 20–25% in excess liability are becoming the norm. This insurance squeeze poses a serious inflationary threat to businesses, especially in logistics, construction, and hospitality. 7. Trade Disruption – FedEx Feels the Pinch: FedEx shares dropped nearly 6% after warning of sharp deterioration in China–US freight, driven by the end of the “de minimis” $800 tariff exemption used by platforms like Temu and Shein. This lane, their most profitable intercontinental route, now faces structural weakness. While Q4 net income rose 13% to $1.65B, guidance for EPS of $3.40–4.00 (below expectations) reflects uncertainty ahead. 8. M&A Spotlight – Brighthouse Bidding Heats Up: TPG and Aquarian Holdings are the final bidders for Brighthouse Financial, a $3.5B life insurer. Despite interest from Apollo, Carlyle, and Blackstone, many walked due to legacy annuity liabilities and high capital charges. The strategic appeal remains strong: control over policyholder premiums enhances credit origination capabilities for private capital platforms. An exclusive negotiation could emerge in the coming week. 9. Political Heat – Warren Targets Private Equity: Senator Elizabeth Warren is probing PE firms (Apollo, KKR, Blackstone, Bain, Thoma Bravo) for lobbying efforts related to the “carried interest” loophole and private credit tax breaks embedded in Trump’s tax bill. The senator demands disclosures by July 2, while Trump pushes for bill signing by July 4. The American Investment Council responded that raising taxes on private capital would “kill jobs” and hurt innovation. The legislation, approved narrowly in the House, slashes taxes and expands debt—a key flashpoint heading into summer recess. 10. Currency, Commodities, and Global Trends: Brent crude trades at $67.95 and WTI at $65.18. Gold holds at $3,335, up 45% YTD, though recent profit-taking has slowed its rally. Silver (+26.2% YTD) and copper (+12.5%) also reflect bullish industrial demand. In FX, GBP/USD is up 0.3% to 1.3705; EUR/USD is at 1.1681 (+0.02%). USD/JPY slid to 144.57 (-0.66%). On a 1Y basis, GBP and EUR are both up over 8%, while the yen is down nearly 10.5%, continuing its depreciation due to BOJ’s dovish stance. --- Equities: Current Positioning: Equities are delicately balanced. The S&P 500 is up +3.6% YTD, Nasdaq +3.4%, but Dow only +1.0%, reflecting the rotation into growth, defensives, and high-cap tech. However, small caps are under heavy pressure (IJR/SPY -1.05% daily, down YTD), and value is again underperforming. Tactical Implications: Overweight: Large-Cap Growth (e.g., XLK, IWF) – Mega-cap tech remains the secular winner (+31.95% YTD in XLK). Given moderating rates and weak cyclicals, expect further leadership unless yields spike. Underweight: Small-Caps (IWM), Real Estate (XLRE), and Energy (XLE) – These are vulnerable to tightening credit, low breadth, and oil retracements. XLRE is -1.27% YTD and XLE dropped -4.65% in the past week alone. Neutral: Financials (XLF) – The sector is at a crossroads. While yields support net interest margins, the liability insurance shock and credit pricing discipline weigh on capital-intensive names. Actionable View: Stay concentrated in quality tech and cash-flow-rich defensives. Consider rotating out of overextended discretionary and look for short-term mean reversion trades in oversold industrials only on technicals. Fixed Income: Market: The UST 10Y yield is at 4.32%, up 2bps on the day. Notably, the 2Y/10Y curve is flattening again (+55bps spread), but with upward pressure on the long end driven by fiscal overhang (NATO rearmament, tax cuts). Strategic View: Short Duration Preferred – Laddered Treasuries and 1–3Y paper outperforming (e.g., SHY +0.65% YTD). Long duration remains risky despite falling inflation, given massive expected issuance. TIPS as Inflation Hedge – TIPs up +4.7% YTD continue to provide inflation-linked protection. Elevated defense and healthcare spending bolster this theme. Credit Call: High-Grade Corporate (LQD) – Valuation remains stretched, but spread stability gives buffer. Prefer LQD over HYG or CWB, where spreads are at risk due to funding costs and insurance withdrawal risk. Action: Maintain a core laddered Treasury base, with modest high-grade credit. Fade the long end on rallies; use TLT as a tactical short if 10Y breaches 4.4–4.5%. Commodities: Key Developments: Brent crude fell sharply (-6.1%) post-ceasefire, now at $67.95. Markets no longer price geopolitical premium. Iran’s production rising, US SPR untapped, and China’s buying shifting. Gold stabilizing at $3,335 after peaking on war fears; silver remains stronger at $36.34 (+26.2% YTD). Outlook: Oil: Short-Term Bearish to Neutral – Expect continued selling on rallies unless supply chain disruptions emerge. Range: $62–70/bbl. Gold: Wait for Re-Entry – Momentum slowing but structural inflation hedging still intact. Look for re-entry near $3,200. Position cautiously if dollar strengthens. Ags: Avoid – Corn and wheat continue to slide. Corn -7.5% MTD and -10.3% 3M; soybeans -11.7% YTD. No catalysts to reverse. Action: Tactical shorts in oil remain viable unless Iran–Strait of Hormuz risk flares again. Hedge tail risks with gold but reduce exposure if USD rallies. Currencies: DXY weakening slowly, but USD/JPY still at 144.5 (-9.42% 1Y), EUR/USD firm at 1.1681. Sterling outperforming: GBP/USD +8.2% 1Y. Implications: Short USD/JPY Holds – BOJ still dovish, yen oversold, risk-on flows support reversal. High conviction macro long on JPY. Watch GBP/USD – Strong rally, nearing overbought territory. Use strength to rotate to EUR if ECB surprises. EMFX Mixed – Avoid high beta EM (ZAR, TRY) due to USD and rates. Selective value in BRL, INR if USD pulls back further. Action: Maintain partial USD hedge via EUR and JPY. EMFX traders should stay risk-off short term; low carry + volatile backdrop makes it unattractive. Credit & Insurance Markets: Everest ($1.7bn reserves) and Aspen warning of “coverage breakdown” in US casualty insurance. Litigation exposure (PFAS, data privacy, social cases) is a systemic risk. FedEx’s collapse in China–US freight (-6% equity) is a red flag on consumption + supply chain health. Expect more insurers to restrict exposure to high-litigation US states or raise rates >25%. Positioning: Be cautious on mid-cap financials, reinsurers, and commercial real estate debt with liability linkage. Corporate credit: Avoid HY and convertibles. LQD remains the safe zone.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSD
by Buranku
XAUUSD 4H Chart – Trendline Break and Retest in Play"Gold (XAUUSD) on the 4H timeframe has broken below the ascending trendline and is currently in the process of retesting the previous support, now turned resistance. If the retest holds, further downside is expected towards the 3123 level, as marked on the chart. Ichimoku Cloud also shows a bearish outlook, supporting the potential drop. Traders should watch price action closely around the retest zone for confirmation." This is not financial advice .
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Smart_Trading_Strategy
2
GOLD DISTRIBUTION TYPEHello folks. its been a while I am posting. Been dealing with this idea last week. wait for a rally to 3344, if it breaks above 3351 then we still waiting below our main Entry 3280-3289 zone. less stoploss below the friday low. Trade it swing if we see monday rally. then wait our entry. Goodluck and have fun trading, If trading is a lifestyle this is it. this is your lifestyle. waiting here is boring. thats why we need to be more patience. xiaaaaooo.
PEPPERSTONE:XAUUSD
by D1GITALTRADES
Gold has no chance to rise Gold did not break through the upper pressure on Friday. Gold fell directly after opening on Friday. The bears broke through the previous 3295 support line, and the lowest reached 3255. It closed near 3274. The daily line also closed in the form of a big Yin line. The downward trend is obvious, and all the previous supports will also turn into pressure. The short-term moving average system crosses downward to accumulate energy for the bears, and the Bollinger Bands are also expected to open downward. Since the closing did not break through the upper 3300 suppression level, we will continue to rebound and short next week. After all, the technical side is still short, and only by following the trend can we keep up with our rhythm. We also pay attention to international news on the weekend. Combined with the news, I will analyze the specific strategy ideas before the opening of Monday. If your current gold operation is not ideal, I hope Yulia can help you avoid detours in your investment. Welcome to communicate! From the 4-hour analysis, the upper short-term resistance is around 3295-3301, and the focus is on the important suppression of 3314-16. In terms of operation, the rebound continues to be short and follow the trend to fall. The short-term support below is around 3250-3255. The overall high-altitude participation is maintained in this range. I will remind you of the specific operation strategy during the trading session, so please pay attention to it in time. Gold operation strategy: Short at the rebound of 3295-3301, short at the rebound of 3314-16, stop loss at 3326, target at 3255-3260, and continue to hold if it breaks;
TVC:GOLDShort
by jiqeu1
1
[XAUUSD] GOLD – Bullish Setup in Play🟡 *Key Context* - Geopolitical calm (Trump ceasefire remarks) lowered risk aversion, pushing Gold down — but key support is holding. - Fed uncertainty continues, yet technicals point to a possible reversal. 📉 *Price Structure* - Price dropped into a falling wedge, testing 3285–3295 (H4 demand zone). - RSI bullish divergence + harmonic ABCD pattern seen on 30m. 📌 *Trade Setup – Long Bias* 🔹Entry: 3285–3295 zone (watch for bullish candle confirmation) 🔹Stop Loss: Below 3280 (structure invalidation) 🔹Target 1: 3320–3330 🔹Target 2: 3390 (longer-term move) ⚠️ Volume confirmation is key — wait for breakout strength. Avoid entries during news events. Risk must be managed tightly. #XAUUSD #Gold #TradingSignal #TeconLab #BuyTheDip
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by teconlab
1
Gold Peaked, Deep Analysis: MACD & RSI, Targets: $3,131 & $2,904Gold (XAUUSD) already peaked. The 22 Apr session was a clear top signal. A very strong one at that. The chart is showing a lower (red arrows) and overall distribution channel. Trading volume continues to drop. Bearish volume is predominant. Gold produced a strong rally, it lasted 159 days. Total growth amounts to +39% from bottom to top, starting November 2024, end April 2025. It's been 64 days since the all-time high. No new highs, no bullish momentum. Geopolitical factors that would push Gold to new all-time highs, a war, did show up recently, a surprise event and yet Gold's price failed to move higher. This is a warning signal. The RSI is weak now. Gold is trading very high, a very strong price but with a risk RSI. This is another warning signal, a strong one. Bullish would be the contrary, low price with a strong RSI. A weak RSI at this point can be interpreted as the bullish force being exhausted. The daily MACD is pretty bad. Trending fully down with no possibility of anything bullish. Here is the chart. This is a friendly reminder. Switch to Crypto. You've been warned. Namaste.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by MasterAnanda
GOLD ANALYSIS: A Bullish Breakout coming XAU-USD🔍 Key Technical Levels Decoded 🛡️ FORTRESS SUPPORT ZONE: $3,245 - $3,295 🛡️ Psychological level at: $3,250 1. 🎯 TARGET ZONES: Immediate Target: $3,360 (4H FVG - Fair Value Gap) Primary Target: $3,320 - 3,340 2. 🎭 The Liquidity Grab The recent dip was a masterclass in market mechanics: Weak longs were flushed out at $3,293 mean Smart money accumulated at discount prices _______________________________ ⚠️ RISK MANAGEMENT 🚨 DISCLAIMER ⚠️ DYOR
FX:XAUUSDLong
by ONE1iMPACT
1
Gold is coiling for a breakout... All eyes on the next move!📉 Gold is currently moving within a minor descending channel. In yesterday’s analysis, I pointed out the potential for a drop. Now, after a period of range-bound movement, I expect a breakout from this channel and a return to the main trend. 🎯 The first target on a reversal would be the top of the minor channel. Keep a close eye on price action here — this zone could be key for the next move OANDA:XAUUSD
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by shakori_erfan
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XAUUSD GOLD📈 GOLD (XAU/USD) 📊 Timeframes: ⏱️ 30-Min & 1-Hour 🟢 Long Trade Plan 🔍 Analysis Highlights: ✨ Bullish Divergence spotted 🚀 Breakout Trade 🎯 Trade Details: 🛑 SL: Marked on chart 🔴 ✅ TP1: Mentioned on chart 🥇 🏁 TP2: Mentioned on chart 🥈 📌 Chart levels clearly labeled 📬 For any queries regarding chart: comment in message section 💡 Trade smart, manage risk! 📉📈 #Gold #XAUUSD #BreakoutTrade #LongSetup #BullishDivergence #TradingView #TradePlan
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by SmartMoney-AR