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INTRADAY MOVEMENT EXPECTEDi can see still there is liquidity above at the poc of the weekly volume but if the price can cross up the level it can visit the next resistance above so if the price at london session cross down the value area i will expect visit the levels shown on the chart as support and make the rejection so we have to follow the plan and and use the levels on the chart risk management safe the profit secure the orders after the price move stop at break even we wish happy trade for all
COMEX:GC1!
by ConcordDeath
Long for Gold: Seizing Safe-Haven Opportunities Next Week -Key Insights: Gold is maintaining its robust uptrend as it benefits from global economic uncertainties, making it a favored safe-haven asset. Investors are moving towards gold due to geopolitical tensions and a volatile stock market. The precious metal's performance is strong compared to other sectors, with a bullish outlook supported by experts and analysts. -Price Targets: For the upcoming week, traders should consider the following targets and stop levels for long positions: T1 at 3155 and T2 at 3220, indicating potential gains. Set your stop levels at S1 of 3080 and a more conservative S2 of 3050 to mitigate risks. -Recent Performance: Gold has showcased a strong and consistent uptrend, distinguishing itself amidst broader market volatility. Its appeal as a safe- haven asset has attracted investor interest, particularly as geopolitical tensions and trade developments influence market dynamics. -Expert Analysis: Analysts maintain a bullish perspective on gold's trajectory. Despite warnings of possible corrections if certain resistance levels are met, the overall sentiment is optimistic. Experts emphasize the strength of gold in current economic conditions, underscoring its appeal. -News Impact: Ongoing trade war developments and geopolitical tensions are significantly impacting gold prices, reinforcing its position as a safe haven. Investors are advised to stay informed about tariff changes and policy shifts, which can influence demand and drive price momentum. In conclusion, gold remains in a favorable position, driven by persistent economic uncertainties and investor flights to safety. Targeting the specified levels can optimize outcomes for those positioning long in the market next week.
COMEX:GC1!Long
by CrowdWisdomTrading
Gold continues to be bullishThe temporary rise of gold this week is definitely the main theme. The view at the beginning of the week is oscillation, and the biggest characteristic of oscillation is discontinuity; the watershed yesterday morning was at the high point of the early morning pullback of 3015. The morning test fell back to the 07 line. When it was touched again for the second time, it must be a wait-and-see situation. We pointed out the oscillation resistance area of ​​3025-26, which is a position that must be shorted in our trading rules. In the end, it quickly retreated to the 3014 line, indicating that it is difficult to go long if it is short. Although it is a bottoming out and rebounding, the pressure area of ​​the double top and the resistance area from the high point to the low point coincide with the 3035-36 line. This position is also a position that must be shorted. This is because our initial pattern at the beginning of the week is oscillation. It only needs to lock the upper and lower resistance and support levels of the range.The daily line direction recorded a small positive line with a slightly longer upper shadow yesterday, and the closing price was higher than the opening price. The upper shadow line indicates that the longs at the top of the shadow line have taken profits or the shorts have selling pressure. At the same time, the closing price is higher than the opening price. In the overnight battle between longs and shorts, the longs still dominate. Gold operation suggestions: Go long near 3015-3020, stop loss 3008, target 3035
COMEX:GC1!Long
by JosephChristian
GOLD - WEEKLY SUMMARY 17.3-21.3 / FORECAST🏆 GOLD – 4th week of the new base cycle (15-20+ weeks), which began with retrograde Venus on March 3 from the extreme forecast level of October 28 (2850 on current futures). The start of retrograde Mercury had no impact on gold’s bullish trend. Mercury simply lacked the energy, as Venus is far stronger. Gold entered a correction at the pivot forecast on March 19, which I mentioned last week in the context of the stock market. ⚠️ Holding the long position from the extreme forecast on March 3. The movement range to the pivot forecast on March 19 for GC futures exceeded USD12K per contract. The next extreme forecast for gold is March 24 – the midpoint of retrograde Mercury. There is also a pivot forecast on March 27, but that is more relevant to crude.
COMEX:GC1!
by irinawest
Bullish Gold Trajectory and Fundamental Analysis of XAU/USDThe gold market (XAU/USD) has been exhibiting strong bullish momentum, as evidenced by the price patterns and macroeconomic conditions. Bullish Price Trajectory: Historical Patterns The attached chart highlights two distinct bullish patterns in gold's price movement: 1. Pattern 1 (July 18, 2024 – October 30, 2024) Initial Price: $2,394 Closing Price: $2,762 Percentage Increase: Approximately 15.37% This pattern reflects a steady upward movement within a defined bullish channel. 2. Pattern 2 (January 7, 2025 – March 14, 2025) Initial Price: $2,706 Anticipated Closing Price (March 14): $3,100 Applying the same percentage increase from Pattern 1 to Pattern 2 predicts a potential price of $3,121.96, suggesting further upside. Argument for Repetition of Pattern The market structure in Pattern 2 closely mirrors that of Pattern 1, with consistent higher highs and higher lows. The current price trajectory remains within the bullish channel, reinforcing the likelihood of continued upward momentum. Fundamental Drivers Supporting Bullish Gold Prices Gold's bullish outlook is supported by several macroeconomic and geopolitical factors: 1. Safe-Haven Demand Economic Uncertainty: Persistent economic instability, including geopolitical tensions (e.g., wars in Gaza and Ukraine) and global trade disputes, has increased demand for safe-haven assets like gold. Market Sentiment: Consumer confidence has been declining due to inflation fears and policy uncertainty, prompting investors to hedge risks by buying gold. 2. Central Bank Accumulation Central banks worldwide have been aggressively buying gold to diversify reserves amid geopolitical risks and concerns about fiat currency stability. This trend provides strong support for gold prices. 3. Easing Monetary Policy Recent data shows U.S. inflation easing to 2.8% year-on-year in February 2025, down from 3% in January. This has fueled expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like gold, making it more attractive to investors. 4. Weakening U.S. Dollar A weaker U.S. dollar often boosts gold prices as it becomes cheaper for international buyers. Current monetary policies and fiscal challenges in the U.S., including rising debt levels, are likely to put downward pressure on the dollar. 5. Inflation Hedge With persistent inflationary pressures globally, gold continues to serve as a reliable hedge against inflation. Analysts expect this trend to persist through 2025. Technical Analysis Supporting Bullish Outlook 1. Support Levels The chart shows that gold has rebounded strongly from a well-defined support region around $2,600–$2,700. This region aligns with prior consolidation zones, indicating strong buyer interest. 2. Moving Averages Gold prices remain above key moving averages (e.g., EMA-65), signaling sustained upward momentum. 3. Oscillator Signals The Stochastic Oscillator indicates that prices are rebounding from oversold levels, confirming renewed bullish momentum. The combination of technical indicators and fundamental drivers strongly supports a bullish trajectory for gold prices in the near term: Historical price patterns suggest that the current bullish channel could push prices beyond $3,100 by mid-March. Macroeconomic factors such as easing inflation, central bank buying, geopolitical risks, and monetary policy shifts create a favorable environment for further upside. Given these conditions, investors and traders should remain optimistic about gold's performance in 2025 while closely monitoring key support levels and macroeconomic developments.
COMEX:GC1!Long
by SupertradeOfficial
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Gold Above $3,000 and MoreAccording to the World Gold Council, more than 600 tons of gold — valued at around $60 billion — have been transported into vaults in New York. Why are they doing that? Since Donald Trump election in November, there is around $60 billion worth of gold that has flowed into a giant stockpile in New York. The reason why physical gold is flowing into the US is because traders are afraid Trump might put tariffs on gold. Gold Futures & Options Ticker: GC Minimum fluctuation: 0.10 per troy ounce = $10.00 Micro Gold Futures & Options Ticker: MGC Minimum fluctuation: 0.10 er troy ounce = $1.00 1Ounce Gold Futures Ticker: 1OZ Minimum fluctuation: 0.25 per troy ounce = $0.25 Disclaimer: • What presented here is not a recommendation, please consult your licensed broker. • Our mission is to create lateral thinking skills for every investor and trader, knowing when to take a calculated risk with market uncertainty and a bolder risk when opportunity arises. CME Real-time Market Data help identify trading set-ups in real-time and express my market views. If you have futures in your trading portfolio, you can check out on CME Group data plans available that suit your trading needs www.tradingview.com Trading the Micro: www.cmegroup.com
COMEX:GC1!Long
by konhow
Gold Breaks $3,000: Bulls Maintain Strong Control in the MarketGold Trading Update: The $3K Target Achieved Gold has reached the $3,000 target as expected. Technical analysis indicates there's still room for further upside, potentially towards the overbought line of the larger uptrend channel. Notably, we're not seeing any signs of supply entering the market yet. The $3,000 level was our focus, and gold has just hit that today. We've been watching this breakout, which tested on low volume. The upward momentum continues with an extension forming, and volume is now picking up, showing improvement in the trend. What's Next for Gold Trading? The current technical indicators suggest we can still move higher. Gold has been advancing for five to six consecutive days, demonstrating persistent improvement to the upside. Supply on the way up is comparable to the previous strong area we've discussed. What makes this move particularly noteworthy is the absence of significant reactions or pullbacks. The market is showing only very small retracements, indicating bullish strength. This continued strength without substantial corrections suggests the bull run in gold may continue in the near term. Traders should watch for potential targets at the overbought line of the larger uptrend channel as mentioned in our analysis. This analysis is for informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice.
COMEX:GC1!Long
by Wyckoff_Analytics
Mcx Gold getting ready for further details (feds decision)### **Gold Futures (MCX) 4H Chart Forecast** #### **Key Levels:** - **Resistance:** - **89,500 - 91,000 INR** (Upper boundary of the trend channel) - **Support Zones:** - **87,930 INR** (First minor support) - **86,665 - 86,149 INR** (Stronger support) - **85,000 INR** (Major downside target) #### **Technical Outlook:** - Gold futures are currently trading around **88,682 INR**, still inside the **ascending channel**. - **Potential Bullish Scenario:** - If gold **sustains above 87,930 INR**, it may test **89,500 - 91,000 INR**. - **Potential Bearish Scenario:** - If gold **breaks below 87,930 INR**, it could drop to **86,665 - 86,149 INR**. - Further breakdown below **86,000 INR** could push prices toward **85,000 INR**. #### **Trading Strategy:** - **Buy on dips** near **87,930 - 86,665 INR**, targeting **90,000 INR**. - **Sell below 87,930 INR**, targeting **86,149 - 85,000 INR**. - Watch for a **breakout above 89,500 INR** for a bullish push toward **91,000 INR**.
MCX:GOLD1!
by ktra_commodities
GOLD Reached it's Apex and is ready for a dumpIn my earlier posts I said that Gold has the potential to reach the U-MLH, which has become true. Up there, the price of Gold is stretched. Yes it can go up even more beyond the Upper-Medianline-Parallel. But the overall numbers of occurrences are small. So, at this natural stretch, price has a high probability to revert to the mean. And this is supported by the fact, that the overall indexes are heavenly oversold and already showing the signs of a pullback to the North (see my last NQ post). Why not just watch how it plays out, and make a decision for a trade after the FOMC, or even tomorrow. Don't rush into these unknowing situations. Be patient and wait for clear signs to take action.
COMEX:GC1!Short
by Tr8dingN3rd
Gold The chart follows Elliott Wave Theory, Fibonacci retracements, and trend channel analysis. Here’s a summary of the key observations: Key Technical Observations: Elliott Wave Analysis: The chart follows a five-wave impulse pattern. Wave 3 appears to be reaching its peak, while wave 4 is anticipated to correct before wave 5 extends further. Fibonacci Levels: Key retracement levels are marked for potential corrections (e.g., 0.382 at ~2,945.5 and 0.5 at ~2,369.2). An important 1.618 Fibonacci extension is at 3,101.3, indicating a potential price target. Trend Channel: The price is trading within an ascending parallel channel. The upper boundary of this channel aligns with a potential wave 5 target near 3,845.2. Support & Resistance Levels: Support: ~2,804.2 and 2,561.2 Resistance: 3,044.3 (current high) and potential further levels at 3,101.3 and beyond. RSI Indicator: RSI (Relative Strength Index) is currently at 72.90, which suggests overbought conditions. A possible correction (wave 4) could follow before the next bullish leg. Summary: Gold prices are in a strong uptrend but might face a short-term correction (wave 4) before resuming their uptrend (wave 5). Fibonacci levels and trend channels indicate potential retracement zones (~2,945 or ~2,369) before the next leg higher. RSI suggests overbought conditions, hinting at a possible pullback. Long-term target could be around 3,845.2.
COMEX:GC1!
by Pushpmegh