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Long Ahead of U.S. GDP AnnouncementGold could see bullish momentum as the U.S. GDP Growth Rate (QoQ Final) is set to be announced on March 27, 2025. The U.S. economy showed signs of slowing down in Q4 2024, with GDP growth dropping from 3.1% to 2.3%. If this downward trend continues due to actual recession fears and given the market conditions up to today, the report is unlikely to be a major downside surprise. However, it could still fuel expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, making gold a more attractive asset. 🔥 Why is this bullish for Gold? ✅ Potential Fed Rate Cuts: A weaker-than-expected GDP reading would increase expectations for Fed rate cuts in the coming months. Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding gold, making it more attractive. ✅ Falling Real Yields: Inflation remains at 2.3%, slightly above the Fed’s target. If the Fed moves towards rate cuts, real yields (nominal rates minus inflation) will decline – a strong bullish factor for gold. ✅ Weaker U.S. Dollar Potential: A weaker GDP print could weaken the U.S. dollar as traders price in lower rates. Gold has an inverse correlation with the dollar: a weaker USD typically pushes gold higher. ✅ Safe-Haven Demand: If economic growth continues to slow, investors may hedge with gold. Increased demand as a safe-haven asset would further support gold prices. A stronger-than-expected GDP report could delay Fed rate cuts, pressuring gold. A strong U.S. dollar due to global risk-off sentiment could weigh on gold. Short-term technical corrections could trigger temporary pullbacks. Conclusion: Bullish Outlook for Gold Ahead of GDP Data With slowing U.S. growth, potential rate cuts, and weaker real yields, gold remains a strong long opportunity ahead of the March 27 GDP announcement. Fundamental data supports an upward move, and the technical setup provides a clear entry strategy. 🎯 Gold remains in a uptrend – dips could offer buying opportunities! 🔎 Key Events to Watch: U.S. GDP Growth Rate (QoQ Final) – March 27, 2025 Fed policy statements & economic projections U.S. Dollar Index reaction to GDP data ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is just my personal market idea and not financial advice! 📢 Trading gold and other financial instruments carries risks – only invest what you can afford to lose. Always do your own analysis, use solid risk management, and trade responsibly. Good luck and safe trading! 🚀📊
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by Wick-Sniper
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GOLD: Bullish pattern, Short first then LongIn the 4H chart, the bulls have not completely unloaded their strength. From the perspective of the pattern, it should be possible to reach the area around 3050-3058. In the 30M chart, it is currently near resistance, focusing on the resistance of the 3037-3044 range. You can consider shorting around 3043, and the target is temporarily set around 3033. Today there is initial jobless claims data, and I personally expect it to be bullish for gold, so I plan to hold long positions when the data is released.
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by Trading_King_Arthur
XAU/USD 27 March 2025 Intraday AnalysisH4 Analysis: -> Swing: Bullish. -> Internal: Bullish. Bias and analysis remains the same as analysis dated 23 March 2025. Price has printed a bearish CHoCH following printing further all time highs. Price is now trading within an established internal range. I will however continue to monitor price. Intraday Expectation: Price to trade down to either discount of internal 50% EQ, or nested Daily and H4 demand levels before targeting weak internal high priced at 3,057.590. Note: With the Federal Reserve's dovish stance and persisting geopolitical uncertainties, heightened volatility in Gold is expected to continue. Traders should proceed with caution and adjust risk management strategies in this high-volatility environment. Price could also be driven by President Trump's policies, geopolitical moves and economic decisions which are sparking uncertainty. H4 Chart: M15 Analysis: -> Swing: Bullish. -> Internal: Bearish. Analysis and bias remains the same as analysis dated 24 March 2025. As per analysis dated 19 March 2025 whereby I mentioned as an alternative scenario that internal range has significantly narrowed. All HTF's require a pullback, therefore, it would be completely viable if price printed a bearish iBOS. This is how price printed, by printing a bearish iBOS. Price has yet to print a bullish CHoCH to indicate bullish pullback phase initiation, however, price has traded into premium of 50% internal EQ, therefore, I am happy to confirm internal range. Intraday Expectation: Price has traded in to premium of 50% EQ and has mitigated M15 supply zone. Technically, price to target weak internal low priced at 2,999.465. Note: With the Federal Reserve maintaining a dovish stance and ongoing geopolitical tensions, volatility in Gold prices is expected to remain elevated. Traders should exercise caution, adjust risk management strategies, and stay prepared for potential price whipsaws in this high-volatility environment. M15 Chart:
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by Khan_YIK
March 26 – Wednesday Gold RecapStarted the day with a solid setup—but the market had other plans. ❌ First Trade Took a confident entry based on the structure, but price didn’t follow through. Got stopped out for -70 pips. Not the start I hoped for, but losses happen. ✅ Midday Recovery Price realigned, and a new opportunity formed. I stayed disciplined and took the trade—secured a clean +80 pip move. That brought the confidence back. ✅ Final Trade Saw one more setup before the day ended. Clean reaction, great execution, and I closed it with another +60 pips. 📊 Total Result: +150 Pips From red to green—discipline made the difference. The system stayed intact, and recovery was smooth. 💬 Takeaway: One loss doesn’t define the day. Focus. Reset. Re-enter.
ICMARKETS:XAUUSDShort
by FaithdrivenTrades
XAUUSD H1 Short TermGold Prices—Ahead of Key PCE Report - Gold remains in a consolidation phase after last week’s sharp pullback, with traders weighing economic data. Fundamental View: - A strengthening U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields have pressured prices, but recent dollar weakness—down 3.4% for the month—has helped stabilise gold near the $3,000 level. Safe-haven demand remains elevated amid economic uncertainty, particularly around U.S. tariff policies. Markets are closely watching the potential impact of new tariffs set to take effect on April 2, with a more aggressive stance likely pushing gold toward $3,100, while a softer approach may lead to a temporary dip below $3,000. - Last week, the Fed held rates steady and projected two cuts for the year, reinforcing gold’s appeal as a non-yielding asset. Traders are now turning to Friday’s PCE inflation report— the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge. A softer reading would likely fuel expectations of rate cuts, supporting gold, while a hotter-than-expected number could strengthen the dollar and pressure prices lower. Technical View: - Current price action suggests indecision, with gold trading at $3,027.49. Key support lies at $2,995 – $3,005, with a break below this range potentially triggering a move toward $2,930 – $2,940. The critical longer-term support remains at the 50-day moving average of $2,874.97. - On the upside, a sustained move above $3,057.59 would signal a continuation of the broader uptrend, with targets at $3,100 and $3,150. As long as gold holds above $2,968.92, the bullish structure remains intact, and any pullbacks are likely to be short-lived.
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by GOLDFXCC
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Five powerful trading psychology tips to help youHere are five powerful trading psychology tips to help you cope with losses and stay in the game without giving up: 1. Accept Losses as Part of the Game Losses are inevitable in trading—even the best traders lose. Instead of fearing them, see losses as the cost of doing business and a learning opportunity. Keep a trading journal to analyze your mistakes and improve over time. 2. Control Your Emotions & Stick to the Plan Emotions like fear and greed lead to revenge trading and overleveraging. Set clear rules for stop-losses, position sizing, and risk per trade. Never move your stop loss out of desperation—respect your trading plan. 3. Manage Your Risk Like a Pro Follow the 1-2% risk per trade rule to protect your capital. If you lose small, you can always come back. A good risk-to-reward ratio (at least 1:2 or 1:3) ensures that even a 40% win rate can still be profitable in the long run. 4. Take Breaks & Maintain a Strong Mindset If you experience a streak of losses, step away from the charts for a while. Clear your mind, do something unrelated to trading, and return with a fresh perspective. Trading with a stressed or emotional mindset leads to bad decisions. 5. Focus on the Long-Term Vision Trading success doesn't happen overnight. Many traders blow their accounts because they want quick riches. Instead, focus on consistency, discipline, and skill-building. If you trust the process and stay patient, the results will come. Below is an example of a trading checklist that I follow before I take any trade, this helps me stay disciplined, manage risk, and avoid emotional decisions: ✅ Trading Psychology Checklist 🔹 Before Entering a Trade: ☐ Did I follow my trading plan? (No random trades, only high-probability setups) ☐ Am I trading based on logic, not emotions? (No FOMO, revenge trading, or overconfidence) ☐ Is my risk properly managed? (1-2% risk per trade, proper lot size) ☐ Does this trade have a good risk-to-reward ratio? (At least 1:2 or 1:3) ☐ Did I place my stop loss and take profit before executing the trade? 🔹 While in a Trade: ☐ Am I sticking to my original plan? (No moving stop losses or take profit out of emotions) ☐ Am I avoiding overtrading? (Only taking quality setups, not forcing trades) ☐ Am I managing my emotions? (Staying calm, not panicking over small fluctuations) 🔹 After Closing a Trade: ☐ Did I journal my trade? (Win or lose, record entry, exit, and emotions during the trade) ☐ Did I review what went right or wrong? (Learn from mistakes and improve) ☐ Am I sticking to my daily trading limit? (No excessive trading after wins or losses) ☐ Am I taking breaks and staying mentally refreshed? (Not glued to charts 24/7) Feel free to copy. But remember to support this with a boost if you enjoyed reading it.
TVC:GOLDEducation
by AmaWina
Gold is expected to rise to the 3030-3040 zone againGold encountered a clear rejection signal after reaching around 3036, indicating the presence of resistance and a technical need to retest support. Currently, gold is undergoing this support retest. Within the current structure, gold has established a notable W-bottom pattern, with key support formed around the 3000 and 3003 levels. This structural support remains relatively strong. If gold manages to hold above the 3015-3005 support zone during the retest, a renewed upward move is likely. In that scenario, gold could resume its ascent, potentially retesting the 3030-3040 resistance range. So in terms of short-term trading, if gold pulls back to the 3015-3005 zone, we can consider going long on gold in moderation.I would make more detailed trading plans and trading signals every day according to the real-time market situation, which is also the testimony of every successful transaction and profit of mine; the article has a certain lag, if you want to copy the trading signals to make a profit, or master independent trading skills and thinking, you can choose to join the channel at the bottom of the article
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by Trader_Marvin
XAUUSD: 26/3 Today’s Market Analysis and StrategyGold technical analysis Daily chart resistance 3057-3100, support below 2999 Four-hour chart resistance 3038, support below 2999 One-hour chart resistance 3032, support below 3014 Gold news analysis: The market is reassessing the potential impact of the latest US tariff policy on global commodity liquidity. Yesterday, US President Trump signed an executive order announcing that a 25% "secondary tariff" would be imposed on countries that purchase oil from Venezuela, a move that could significantly increase the import cost of Indian goods. At the same time, gold ETFs saw rare inflows at the end of the first quarter, laying the groundwork for price trends in the second quarter. After experiencing a rapid rise at the beginning of this year, both gold and silver fell and pulled back in the past week. Although increased risk appetite, rising bond yields and a stronger dollar are widely used to explain recent price movements, correlation analysis suggests that there may be other factors driving prices back down. Due to the relatively light economic data release schedule and the end of the quarter approaching, the exchange market did not show a clear upward or downward trend. Gold operation suggestions: From the current trend analysis, today's upper short-term resistance focuses on the one-hour level 3032 and the four-hour level 3038 line, and the lower short-term support focuses on the vicinity of 3014. Overall, we rely on this range to maintain a high-sell-low-buy strategy and patiently wait for key points to enter the market. Sell: 3038near SL: 3042 Sell: 3014near SL: 3020 Buy: 2999near SL: 2994 Use small-size transactions
TVC:GOLDShort
by ActuaryJ
Gold adjusts within the intraday range and waits for a breakthroFrom the current 4-hour analysis, today's upper short-term resistance is still focused on around 3030-35, and the lower short-term support is focused on around 3000-3005. Relying on this range as a whole, the main tone of high-altitude and low-multiple cycles remains unchanged. In the middle position, watch more and do less, be cautious in chasing orders, and wait patiently for key points to enter the market. Gold operation strategy: 1. Buy when gold falls back to 3000-3005, stop loss at 2995, target at 3025-3030, continue to hold if it breaks; 2. Sell when gold rebounds to 3035 but does not break, stop loss at 3042, target at 3005-10;
PYTH:XAUUSDLong
by UptonCharlotte