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Gold is in the bullish direction after correcting the supportHello Traders In This Chart GOLD HOURLY Forex Forecast By FOREX PLANET today Gold analysis 👆 🟢This Chart includes_ (GOLD market update) 🟢What is The Next Opportunity on GOLD Market 🟢how to Enter to the Valid Entry With Assurance Profit This CHART is For Trader's that Want to Improve Their Technical Analysis Skills and Their Trading By Understanding How To Analyze The Market Using Multiple Timeframes and Understanding The Bigger Picture on the Charts
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by ForexMasters2000
GOLD WILL MOVE UP GET READY FOR BUYHello Trader , What do you think about Gold ? . Here Gold has reached a psychological level of 2755.000 and is likely to move up more as it have tested the line many time and was unable to reach a psychological level below 2745.000 which more buyers are coming which push the price so trader should go for long near psychological level of 2755.000 and target profit above next psychological level. Remember to like and share your thought on comment!
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by FrankFx14
October 26, 2024! Xau! Cow marketGold price increased slightly on Friday after recovery after profit -taking due to tensions in the Middle East and worried about the election in the United States that supported the price, while the palladium price expanded to the highest level in 10. month. The monetary loosening policy of large central banks is also a factor to promote gold prices. According to CME's Fedwatch Tool, the market expected 97% of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) to reduce interest rates in the November meeting, helping to support gold prices. Technically: The main and long -term trend is still increasing the price on almost all time frames. On the other hand, before the weekend gold price has a spectacular breakthrough from the resistance level 2740, this shows the significant power of the ruling faction. In addition, technical factors also support gold prices, promoting the purchase of markets of the market will continue without any significant reversal. Thereby, has expected the upward trend to continue, capable of achieving high levels of about $ 2758 earlier. Currently this pair of money is fluctuating about $ 2747 and close to the psychological threshold of $ 2750.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Bentradegold
Gold bias1. Trend and Resistance: A downtrend is observed from the left side of the chart, indicated by the descending red line. This line acts as a dynamic resistance level. After breaking above this trendline, the price is attempting to consolidate and move higher. 2. Support and Resistance Zones: A key support zone is marked by the thick black line around the 2722.722 level. The price tested this area multiple times, creating a potential demand zone where buyers may enter the market. The red and green shaded areas likely represent resistance (red) and potential profit-taking zones (green). The price is currently within these zones, suggesting traders are watching for either a breakout above or a retracement back down. 3. Equilibrium Level: The "EQ" (equilibrium) label suggests a midpoint or balance level within the marked purple area. Prices often react around equilibrium points, as traders see them as fair value in a range. A move above EQ could imply bullish continuation. 4. Trade Setup: If you’re trading within these levels, a long (buy) position could be set above the support level (around 2723.293 to 2722.722), with a target near the green zone (2754.280) and a stop below the support area (below 2722). For a more conservative trade, waiting for a breakout above the recent highs (around 2745.815) could confirm bullish strength. 5. Volume and Candlestick Patterns: Consider analyzing the candlestick patterns for more signals. Strong bullish candles, such as those with large bodies and small wicks near support, may indicate buying strength.
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by Drill_legal
GOLD with two probabilities for 10/28/2024GOLD with a high probability to make the decision for 10/28/2024 ✅️ : 🔸️If the price exceeds the green bar 🟩, with the bar closing in the hour above: there will be a high chance of entering a purchase as indicated in the chart, respecting the day, news and the stop loss. 🔸️If the price exceeds the red bar 🟥, with the bar closing in the hour below: there will be a high chance of entering a sale as indicated in the chart, respecting the day, news, and the stop loss.
FXOPEN:XAUUSDShort
by Abderrahmane_24
Gold (XAU/USD) Bullish Outlook: Key Buying Opportunity at $2,685The chart of Gold (XAU/USD) against the US Dollar indicates a strong uptrend based on both technical and fundamental analysis. Here’s a detailed analysis: Current Trend: Gold is in an uptrend, as evidenced by the price action on the 4-hour chart. It is supported by a bullish trendline that has been respected multiple times, providing a strong support base for upward movement. Key Support Zone: The highlighted green area around the $2,685 level represents a significant support zone. If Gold retraces to this level, it presents a potential buying opportunity for traders. This level is crucial as it aligns with the trendline, offering a confluence of support. Price Target: Following a potential bounce from the $2,685 level, the price of Gold could continue to rally toward higher levels. The immediate target would be around the $2,740 - $2,760 range, aligning with previous resistance points. Read More: www.oxifinance.com
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by bullanceprime
The Gold CrashWhy 100 Pips Today Isn’t What It Used to Be When Gold traded below $2,000, a 100-pip movement carried a specific weight in terms of impact and volatility. As prices rise, the pip value naturally adjusts in real terms. This means that what was a 100-pip fluctuation when Gold was at $1,800 is now effectively a 150-pip movement at $2,750. Proportionally, it’s the same value as before, but this shift has important implications for traders who need to recalibrate their stop-loss and take-profit orders accordingly. Translating Pip Fluctuations into Percentages To understand why this adjustment matters, let’s look at pip movements in percentage terms. When Gold traded at $1,800, a 100-pip fluctuation represented about 0.56% of the price. At $2,750, a 100-pip movement is about 0.36%—a significant reduction. If we want to maintain the same degree of responsiveness in our trades, the stop-loss should be scaled to approximately 150 pips, rather than sticking to a smaller value that might prematurely trigger stops or undershoot our profit potential.
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by n7sqn7sq
Transitioning from Successful Demo Trading to Live TradingHow to Avoid Choking Your Live Account The journey from demo trading to live trading is often more challenging than most traders anticipate. The image you’ve shared captures the key steps of this transition—from mastering a demo account to navigating the psychological hurdles of live trading. While demo trading is an essential part of a trader’s education, live trading introduces emotional and psychological challenges that many traders find difficult to manage. Let’s dive into the key stages and explore how to transition successfully without choking your live account. 1. Successful Demo Trading At the start, many traders achieve consistent results in demo trading. In a demo environment, there’s no real money at stake, which allows for calm, calculated decisions and plenty of room for mistakes. It’s here that you develop and fine-tune your strategy without the fear of financial loss. However, the ease of success in a demo account can create a false sense of security about your readiness for live trading. 2. Transition to Live Trading Moving from demo to live trading is a crucial moment. Many traders believe that because they are profitable in demo trading, they are automatically ready to replicate that success in a live account. However, the difference between the two is the introduction of real money and real emotions. The fear of loss and the pressure to protect your capital can interfere with the clear thinking that guided you in the demo environment. 3. Overthinking Begins In live trading, overthinking is a common problem that often creeps in early. Unlike demo trading, where decisions flow effortlessly, live trading introduces hesitation. Traders tend to question their strategies, second-guess their analysis, and get caught up in minute details that don’t necessarily matter. The fear of making a wrong decision becomes amplified when real money is on the line, often causing traders to overanalyze market movements. 4. Paralysis by Analysis As overthinking intensifies, traders can fall into what is known as paralysis by analysis. This happens when you analyze the market so extensively that you become too hesitant to make any trading decisions. Constantly doubting your entry points, second-guessing signals, or being afraid of missing out can lead to missed opportunities and a lack of trading action. At this stage, fear dominates logic, and traders may either overtrade or avoid trading altogether. 5. Trading Failure Inevitably, if you allow overthinking and paralysis to take control, it can lead to trading failure. This failure isn’t necessarily about blowing your account—it’s about failing to follow your trading plan, succumbing to emotional decisions, and deviating from the strategy that made you successful in demo trading. Fear of losing, coupled with poor decision-making, can lead to a downward spiral. 6. Need for Strategy When traders hit a rough patch, they realize the importance of sticking to a well-defined strategy. A consistent strategy should not only outline entry and exit points but also incorporate risk management, stop-loss placement, and clear goals. At this stage, traders must revisit their demo strategies and adapt them to the emotional reality of live trading. Importantly, the need for strategy isn’t just about the technical side—it’s about managing emotions and sticking to the plan under pressure. 7. Implementing Strategies Having a solid strategy is one thing, but implementing it consistently in live trading is a different challenge. This stage is where traders must learn to trust their strategy, let go of the fear of losses, and maintain emotional discipline. It’s crucial to trade small positions at the beginning to minimize the emotional impact of any losses. Gradually scaling up as confidence grows allows for emotional adjustment without the added pressure of large financial risk. 8. Successful Live Trading The final stage is successful live trading, where traders have mastered not just the technical aspects of their strategy but the emotional and psychological elements as well. Success in live trading is marked by consistent execution of a plan, disciplined risk management, and the ability to stay calm during market fluctuations. At this point, you’ve learned to manage your emotions, handle losses gracefully, and take profits when the time is right. Tips to Avoid Choking Your Live Account Start Small: When transitioning from demo to live trading, start with a small account. Even if you’re profitable in demo trading, your psychological state will change when real money is at stake. Trade with smaller positions until you feel comfortable managing your emotions in a live setting. Have a Trading Plan: Stick to the same strategies that worked in your demo account. A well-defined trading plan will give you clear guidelines to follow, even when emotions run high. Make sure your plan includes risk management and contingency plans for when trades don’t go your way. Control Emotions: Live trading introduces a range of emotions—fear, greed, anxiety, and excitement. The key to success is emotional discipline. Set your stop losses and take profits before entering a trade and avoid changing your plan mid-trade based on emotion. Risk Management: Risking too much on a single trade is one of the fastest ways to lose your live account. Never risk more than 1-2% of your total account balance on any trade. This will help you stay calm and reduce the emotional pressure to win every trade. Accept Losses: Losing trades are part of the game. Even professional traders have losing trades, but they manage those losses with proper risk management and emotional control. Accept that losses are a part of trading and avoid chasing the market or trying to win back losses impulsively. Regular Reflection: After each trading session, take time to reflect on your trades. What went well? What could have been improved? This reflection will help you adjust and improve your strategy over time. Conclusion Transitioning from demo trading to live trading is more about managing emotions than it is about mastering the technical aspects of trading. While the technical skills you develop in demo trading are essential, emotional discipline is what separates successful live traders from those who struggle. By starting small, sticking to your strategy, and managing your risk, you can avoid choking your live account and set yourself up for long-term success in the markets.
FX:XAUUSDEducation
by pow_removetheguesswork
Closing my Selling order / #89 Profits rowAs discussed throughout my morning's commentary: "My position: I have closed my yesterday's session Buying order #2,772.80 and closed on #2,786.80 and re-Sold on #2,785.80 towards #2,774.80 which brought excellent #25-point Profit within the session. I will continue Buying #2,772.80 Low's for now and as my Profit is excellent, I will not assume more Selling orders / only if #2,770.80 break-out is delivered which is major re-Sell signal. " I have closed my Selling order (#2,770.80 - #2,752.80) on a fine #18-point Profit extending my results rage to #89 Profits row and #19 Stop-loss hits regarding January - October cycle. Indeed Selling sequence lasted more however due Bull Medium-term, I did decided to close my order earlier that expected. Regardless, I have closed also my both Medium-term Buying orders on #2,790.80 which I will announce in my morning's commentary. Congratulations on Profits!
TVC:GOLDShort
by goldenBear88
I went short Gold at 2735.83. It just happended....! I really was not on the front foot to Short gold or silver so early in the week, it just happened because a report came in on tradingview news that the middle east situation is contained more so than open war-fare and the Gold chart was begging to be shorted because there was no buying and the gold-ghost was taking a break resting under a moving average. Sorry buddy, your shorted! Will see how it goes. Not sure what economic news is on today in the USA but I will soon find out. Other Long trades I am on include GBPUSD, GBPCAD is looking to really break out in the Monday sessions and I am also Short on AUDUSD which I think is starting to become in-the-money. Have a good trading day and remember 'greed normally means losing money not making it'. Chris
EIGHTCAP:XAUUSDShort
by Easy_Explosive_Trading