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XAU/USD, Analysis H4 Hello Guy's this is My OverView For BTC/USD, Feel Free To Check It And Write Your Feedback In Comments Please do not forget the like button, Share it with your friends,thanks, and Trade safe. My Analysis for XAU/USD (Gold Spot vs. U.S. Dollar) on 4-hour timeframe critical market levels, "Strong Support Area" and "Resistance Area ." Traders are advised to execute a sell order at 2650, with a stop-loss set at 2672 to manage risk. Two take-profit targets are established at 2635 and 2620, outlining profit-taking points if the price moves downward. The analysis also provides insights into potential market movements within these key zones, offering traders clear entry and exit strategies for maximizing gains in the gold market. Note: This analysis is for educational purposes and not trading advice. Consider market conditions and strategies.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by David_Josh_Trader
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XAUUSD Gold Price will Retest After Pullback to Resistance Hi Traders Here is the XAUUSD Gold Setup Today 05 January 2025 Check And share your Idea. The fundamental Support has Strong So here we see Buy are Looking has Safe Side from here Because of Weakness of Gold by the hawkish Stance of fed and the Growth Of Dollar But the pressure We Expected Based on the market Condition the price will Test The Support after Pull Back To our Resistance Zone. Support Levels 2635 , 2630 Resistance Zone 2660 ,2675 You can see more details in the chart Lets like and share your idea Thanks.
FXOPEN:XAUUSDLong
by majestic_Gold_Traders
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XAU tries to recover above 2650 - January ,2025 ⭐️Smart investment, Strong finance ⭐️GOLDEN INFORMATION: Gold price (XAU/USD) inches higher during the Asian session on Tuesday, attempting to extend its rebound from the $2,615-2,614 zone seen on Monday, but with limited upward momentum. Market expectations that US President-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs and protectionist policies could fuel inflation support gold's appeal as a hedge against rising prices. Additionally, ongoing geopolitical tensions, including the prolonged Russia-Ukraine conflict and unrest in the Middle East, provide underlying support for the safe-haven asset. However, the outlook for slower interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve (Fed) in 2025 continues to drive higher US Treasury yields, creating a headwind for non-yielding gold. Moreover, renewed demand for the US Dollar (USD) limits further gains for the yellow metal. Investors remain cautious, avoiding strong moves ahead of the release of the FOMC minutes on Wednesday and the US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report on Friday. ⭐️Personal comments NOVA: Buyers and sellers are fighting over the price zone of 2600 - 2650, still maintaining accumulation today. ⭐️SET UP GOLD PRICE: 🔥BUY GOLD zone: $2615 - $2617 SL $2610 TP1: $2625 TP2: $2638 TP3: $2650 🔥SELL GOLD zone: $2647 - $2649 SL $2654 TP1: $2640 TP2: $2630 TP3: $2620 ⭐️Technical analysis: Based on technical indicators EMA 34, EMA89 and support resistance areas to set up a reasonable SELL order. ⭐️NOTE: Note: Nova wishes traders to manage their capital well - take the number of lots that match your capital - Takeprofit equal to 4-6% of capital account - Stoplose equal to 2-3% of capital account
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Nova-Scalper
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Xauusd New Update 🚀 Gold rises towards $2,660 Yesterday, gold (XAU) rose by 1.32%, continuing an upward trend that started at the end of December. 👉 Possible effects for traders Meanwhile, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) hit a new multi-year high of 109.530 on Thursday, limiting the potential gold gains. At recent Federal Reserve (Fed) meetings, the central bank indicated it would lower interest rates less aggressively than anticipated. This suggests a shift towards a more restrictive monetary policy. The more hawkish stance is driven by uncertainties surrounding the economic policies of the incoming Donald Trump administration. According to several sources quoted by Axios, U.S. President Joe Biden has discussed the possibility of a military attack on Iran's nuclear facilities in case of unforeseeable circumstances. The U.S. is concerned that Iran could make significant progress in its nuclear program before Donald Trump's inauguration on 20 January, during the transition between administrations. Thus, geopolitical tensions are the main factor driving gold prices upwards. Following last year's significant XAUUSD growth, increased gold demand is expected further in 2025. During the Asian trading session today, XAUUSD was moving within a narrow range. The price rose yesterday and hit the resistance level of $2,660, so now XAUUSD may correct towards the support level of $2,640. Today, the U.S. ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) report will come out at 3:00 p.m. UTC. A higher-than-expected figure may put downward pressure on gold, while weaker data may support XAUUSD upward trend. Note = Follow And Like for more Update
TVC:GOLD
by Sam-Brown
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5 Tips for Setting New Year Trading TargetsJanuary is the perfect time to reflect on your trading journey and set clear, purposeful goals for the year ahead. With a fresh calendar comes the opportunity to reassess your strategies, refine your approach, and establish targets that support consistent growth. However, many traders fall into the trap of setting overly ambitious goals that quickly fall by the wayside or small, vague objectives that fail to inspire meaningful progress. The key is to approach goal-setting with structure and intention. Done right, your targets can become an important tool for improving performance and maintaining focus throughout the year. Here are five tips to help you redefine your approach to goal-setting. 1. Set Structured Targets Effective trading goals strike a balance between being challenging enough to encourage growth and realistic enough to stay achievable. Begin by identifying one long-term objective that aligns with your overall trading strategy, such as enhancing consistency, reducing errors, or mastering a specific trading setup. Alongside this, create smaller, actionable goals that serve as stepping stones towards your primary target. For instance, you might aim to dedicate time each day to reviewing your trade journal or focus on executing your trading plan. Breaking larger goals into manageable steps keeps you on track and builds momentum without feeling overwhelming. 2. Prioritise Process Over Outcomes Sustainable trading success is built on disciplined execution rather than fixating on profits or losses. Instead of setting goals based solely on monetary outcomes, focus on refining your process. Ask yourself: did you follow your trading plan? Were your risk management rules adhered to? Did you take the time to journal your trades and evaluate your performance? By prioritising these process-driven objectives, you reduce emotional volatility and establish habits that support consistent, long-term improvement. 3. Focus on High-Impact Improvements Certain changes in your daily routine or trading approach have the potential to cause a cascade of other potential benefits. Identifying these high-impact areas can help you set goals that truly move the needle. For example, improving small aspects of your morning routine such as going for walk prior to sitting at your trading desk has the potential to improve the focus and quality of your pre-trade analysis, which in turn can lead to an improvement in trade selection. Small actions, carefully chosen, can create momentum that carries into other areas of your trading and beyond. 4. Discipline is a Battery, Not a Character Trait When it comes to following through on goal setting, discipline is perhaps the key ingredient needed to make meaningful progress. But rather than thinking of discipline as a character trait, it’s more useful to think of discipline as a resource, like a battery, that depletes over time. Trying to power through on sheer willpower alone often leads to burnout, especially in the high-pressure environment of trading. Instead, think of discipline as something you need to recharge regularly. Create routines that minimise decision fatigue, such as having a structured process for creating your watchlist or automating parts of your trade management. When setting your goals for the new year, it’s crucial to account for discipline depletion. Setting too many small goals may seem productive, but it can drain your mental reserves faster than you think. Remember, your discipline naturally wanes as the trading day progresses, so schedule regular breaks to recharge your battery and stay focused when it matters most. 5. Reflect, Refine, Repeat No goal-setting process is perfect. That’s why regular reflection is so important. Take time to review your progress weekly or monthly. What’s working? What’s not? Are your targets still relevant, or do they need adjusting? For example, you might find that your initial targets were too ambitious and need recalibrating. Or maybe you’ve learned something new about yourself or the market that requires a shift in focus. Treat your goals as a living, breathing part of your trading—not a rigid checklist. Setting goals should be more than just a New Year tradition—it’s a vital step in creating a structured and sustainable approach to trading. By focusing on achievable targets, refining your processes, and regularly reviewing your progress, you can ensure your goals remain a source of motivation and improvement throughout the year. Disclaimer: This is for information and learning purposes only. The information provided does not constitute investment advice nor take into account the individual financial circumstances or objectives of any investor. 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CAPITALCOM:GOLD
by Capitalcom
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