Trading Without an Edge Is Like Gambling Without the FunAt least in Vegas, you get free drinks.
Let’s cut the fluff.
You want to make money trading.
But here’s the problem no one wants to admit:
Most traders don’t have an edge. And they trade anyway.
Which means they’re not traders.
They’re just expensive gamblers in denial.
🎰 W elcome to the Casino Called “Charts”
In Vegas, the odds are clearly displayed.
You know the house has the advantage.
But in trading? You convince yourself you are the house.
You say things like:
-“This setup worked for someone on YouTube.”
- “Price is oversold, so it has to bounce.”
- “I just have a feeling it’ll go up.”
That’s not a strategy. That’s astrology.
If you can’t define your edge in one sentence, you don’t have one.
And if your edge isn’t tested over at least 100 trades — it’s fantasy.
🧠 What Is an Edge, Anyway?
An edge is not a pattern. It’s not always your gut.
It’s a repeatable, testable advantage in the market.
It could be:
- A statistical tendency in price behavior
- A setup with positive risk-to-reward over time
- A timing structure that aligns with volume or volatility
- Even psychological edge (you stay calm when others panic)
But here’s the key:
An edge is something that works often enough, with controlled risk, and consistent execution.
☠️ What Happens When You Don’t Have One
Let’s break it down.
Trading without an edge leads to:
- Random outcomes that feel emotional
- Overtrading because you’re chasing the next “feel good” moment
- Misplaced confidence after a few lucky wins
- Explosive losses when luck runs out
And worst of all?
You think you’re improving…
But in reality, you’re just getting better at losing slower.
🍹 At Least Vegas Gives You Something Back
Here’s the irony:
In Vegas, the drinks are free.
You get a show. You laugh. You know it’s a gamble.
In trading?
- You pay for your losses
- You pay for your education
- You pay for your psychology coach
- And nobody even gives you a free mojito.
If you're going to lose money without an edge, you might as well enjoy the music.
🎯 So How Do You Actually Get an Edge?
1. Backtest.
Find a setup that repeats. Track it. Chart it. Obsess over it.
2. Track your stats.
Your win rate, average R, time in trade. Know thyself.
3. Simplify.
An edge isn’t 12 indicators. It’s one thing done well.
4. Survive first, thrive later.
If you’re not around after 100 trades, your edge won’t matter anyway.
5. Learn from pain, not just profit.
Your losers have more to teach than your winners.
🧘 Final Thought – Stop Playing Pretend
If you wouldn’t go to a casino and bet $1000 on 25 without knowing the odds…
Why are you doing that in the markets?
Don’t call it trading if it’s actually coping.
Don’t call it strategy if it’s actually guessing.
XAUUSDG trade ideas
GOLD Is Very Bullish! Buy!
Please, check our technical outlook for GOLD.
Time Frame: 9h
Current Trend: Bullish
Sentiment: Oversold (based on 7-period RSI)
Forecast: Bullish
The market is approaching a key horizontal level 3,327.72.
Considering the today's price action, probabilities will be high to see a movement to 3,385.41.
P.S
Please, note that an oversold/overbought condition can last for a long time, and therefore being oversold/overbought doesn't mean a price rally will come soon, or at all.
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XAUUSD Video Analysis Brief – Weekly Forecast Summary (2025)This video summarizes the key scenarios and technical outlook for Gold (XAUUSD) on the weekly timeframe, integrating both Fibonacci-based projections and macro fundamentals.
Core Setup
Gold is currently positioned near the 161.8% Fibonacci extension (~$3,276).
A breakout toward $3,500 is possible before a potential corrective move.
Scenario 1: Bullish Continuation
Gold breaks above $3,435 → rallies to $4300 → continues toward major Fibonacci targets:
TP: $4,320, which is the Fibonacci level 261.8%
Scenario 2: Correction First
Gold fails to hold above $3,435 → triggers a healthy correction to:
TP1: $2,920
TP2: $2,650
If support 161.8% level holds in the correction zone, a renewed bullish phase is expected.
Macro Alignment
Central bank gold buying (notably BRICS) supports the long-term bid.
Fed policy leaning dovish → tailwinds for gold.
Inverse correlation with DXY:
DXY below 98.95 → bullish for gold
DXY above 100 → signals correction
Effect on Altcoins
If correction is risk-on driven, capital may rotate into altcoins.
If triggered by macro stress or USD strength, alts may fall alongside gold.
This analysis offers a multi-scenario framework to navigate the next major moves in gold, with key levels to watch for traders, investors, and macro analysts alike.
Gold – A Selling Opportunity in the Next 2 DaysAnalysis:
Volume & RSI Signals: The recent surge in trading volume, combined with overbought RSI levels (both on daily and 4H charts), suggests a potential pullback.
Target Price: Gold could retrace toward $3250 in the short term.
Action:
Consider selling or taking partial profits if long.
Oil prices soar after Israel attacks IranIsrael launched an airstrike on Iran in the early hours of Friday (June 13), targeting its nuclear facilities, ballistic missile factories and senior military commanders, once again escalating tensions in the region. The head of Iran's Revolutionary Guard was reportedly killed, and the military leader was not the only target. Six Iranian nuclear scientists were also killed in the attack.
Iran has responded by launching more than 100 drones, some of which may have been intercepted by Israel's "Iron Dome" air defense system.
The attack came as the United States and Iran were negotiating a new deal that could have allowed Iran to maintain a limited nuclear program in exchange for reduced sanctions on its oil exports. The next round of talks, originally scheduled for Sunday, has been canceled by Iran, although the United States claims that it was not involved in the night attack.
Crude oil futures give up some early gains
Oil prices soared after news of the attack broke. WTI and Brent crude futures initially jumped more than 10% before retreating, narrowing gains to nearly 6% during European trading hours.
While there are no signs that Israel attacked any Iranian oil facilities, this major escalation has the potential to turn into something more nasty, such as a wider and more prolonged regional conflict. At the very least, the recent nuclear deal has been put on hold, which provides a floor for oil prices even if tensions ease in the coming days.
Dollar rebounds from three-year low
Safe haven assets, including the battered dollar, also rose, while stocks fell sharply. The dollar regained some of its appeal today and rebounded as geopolitical risks intensified. The dollar outperformed other safe haven currencies, including the yen and Swiss franc, despite rising expectations of a Fed rate cut after weak U.S. CPI and PPI data this week.
However, the dollar may still face pressure in the long run: the trade war is not going to end in the short term, while Trump has again raised the possibility of intervening in Fed policy.
On Thursday, Trump expressed his dissatisfaction with the government's annual $600 billion debt interest payments due to high interest rates, saying "I may have to take some coercive measures."
His cryptic comments heightened market anxiety, coming a day after he said on Wednesday that countries would unilaterally set tariffs if no trade deal was reached by the July 9 deadline.
Later today, the focus will turn to the University of Michigan's preliminary consumer confidence survey. Ahead of the data, the dollar rose about 0.3% against a basket of currencies, recovering from a more than three-year low hit yesterday.
Yen edged higher ahead of Bank of Japan decision
The yen was also positive today (except against the dollar), further boosted by a Bloomberg report that Bank of Japan officials expect inflation to be slightly higher than expected this year, even though markets expect no rate hike at next week's meeting.
The June decision is likely to focus on the Bank of Japan's bond-buying program as markets worry that long-term yields have risen too quickly. But any slowdown in the reduction of bond purchases is likely to be accompanied by a more hawkish outlook on short-term rates.
Gold shines as stocks avoid a sharp sell-off
Meanwhile, gold prices broke through the $3,400 mark, heading towards April's all-time high of $3,500. If military tensions between Israel and Iran escalate further, the precious metal could well hit new records. In addition, heightened doubts about whether the U.S. can sign new trade deals with major trading partners in time for the next deadline also provide significant support for gold prices in the short term.
The only surprise is that despite all the uncertainty, stock markets have been relatively resilient: Asian stocks fell less than 1% on Friday, while European stocks and U.S. futures are currently down 1%-1.5%. FX:XAUUSD CMCMARKETS:GOLD VELOCITY:GOLD VANTAGE:XAUUSD ACTIVTRADES:GOLD OANDA:XAUUSD
The situation in the Middle East has triggered global shock
The escalation of tensions in the Middle East, especially Israel's military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, has caused crude oil prices to soar, safe-haven assets such as gold and the Swiss franc have been sought after, while Asian stocks and Wall Street stock index futures have fallen sharply.
Global financial markets are experiencing a violent shock caused by a geopolitical storm. The escalation of tensions in the Middle East, especially Israel's military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, has caused crude oil prices to soar, safe-haven assets such as gold and the Swiss franc have been sought after, while Asian stocks and Wall Street stock index futures have fallen sharply. Investors have adjusted their investment strategies against the backdrop of increasing uncertainty, and market sentiment seems to be uneasy.
Middle East conflict escalates: Israel's "preemptive strike" has attracted global attention
Israel's military action against Iran
On Friday (June 13), Israel announced a so-called "preemptive strike" against Iran, targeting Iran's nuclear facilities, ballistic missile factories and military commanders. Israel claimed that the action was aimed at preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons and warned that the military action would last for a long time. In response to possible retaliation from Iran, Israel has declared a state of emergency. U.S. Secretary of State Rubio publicly stated that Israel's action was a unilateral action taken out of self-defense, showing its tough attitude towards the situation in the Middle East.
Iran's tough response
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard responded quickly and issued a statement saying that Israel would pay a "heavy price" for killing the Revolutionary Guard Commander-in-Chief Salami. This statement further exacerbated market concerns that the situation in the Middle East might get out of control. Analysts pointed out that Iran's possible retaliatory actions, including missile and drone attacks, would further escalate regional tensions and bring more uncertainty to the global economy and energy markets.
Crude oil prices soared: supply risks pushed up oil prices
Oil prices once soared 14%, hitting a recent high
Directly affected by the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, the global crude oil market responded quickly. Brent crude oil futures prices once rose by $8 to $78.47 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate oil prices rose 14% to $77.62 per barrel, the highest since January 21. Market concerns about oil supply disruptions in the Middle East are the main driving force behind the surge in oil prices. Charu Chanana, chief investment strategist at Saxo Bank, pointed out that if geopolitical tensions continue to intensify, crude oil prices may continue to rise.
Outlook for the energy market
As a key region for global energy supply, any escalation of conflict in the Middle East could lead to disruptions in oil production and transportation. Analysts warn that if Iran retaliates, it could further push up oil prices and even trigger a global energy crisis. This not only poses a challenge to countries that rely on imported energy, but may also increase global inflationary pressures.
Safe-haven assets are hot: gold approaches historical highs, Swiss franc and yen strengthen
Gold prices approach record highs
Against the backdrop of rising risk aversion in the market, gold has become the focus of investors' pursuit. Spot gold prices once rose 1.7% to about $3,444 per ounce, just one step away from the all-time high of $3,500.05 set in April. As a traditional safe-haven asset, gold is often favored when geopolitical and economic uncertainties intensify.
Swiss franc and yen appreciate
In addition to gold, safe-haven currencies are also sought after by the market. The Swiss franc rose about 0.58% against the U.S. dollar (CHF=EBS) to 0.8072; the yen appreciated 0.4% against the U.S. dollar, but now both have given up their gains due to the rise in the U.S. dollar. The U.S. dollar index fell first and then rose, and is now up 0.5% to 98.36, indicating that the market demand for the U.S. dollar as a safe-haven asset is also increasing.
U.S. Treasuries are in demand
The U.S. Treasury market also reflects the rising risk aversion. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell 1% to 4.31%, a one-month low, indicating that investors prefer to hold low-risk assets in turbulent times.
Global stock markets are under pressure: Asian stocks and U.S. stock futures fell sharply
Asian stock markets plunged
Asian stock markets generally fell on Friday, dragged down by the sharp drop in Wall Street stock index futures. Japan's Nikkei index fell 1.6% at one point, South Korea's benchmark stock index fell 1.7% at one point, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fell 1% at one point. MooMoo strategist Jessica Amir said that global stock markets have continued to rise since April, and the MSCI global market stock index hit a record high this week, but the market is ready for a correction, and the escalation of the situation in the Middle East is just a catalyst to trigger the decline.
US and European stock index futures plummeted
US S&P index futures fell 2% at one point, Nasdaq index futures fell 2.1% at one point, and the pan-European STOXX 50 index futures fell 1.6%. Market analysts pointed out that investors tend to cut risk positions before the weekend to cope with the uncertainty that the situation in the Middle East may further deteriorate.
Market Outlook: Dual Pressures of Geopolitics and Trade Policy
Geopolitical risks continue to ferment
Charu Chanana of Saxo Bank pointed out that the escalation of geopolitics has added new uncertainties to the already fragile market sentiment. If the situation in the Middle East continues to deteriorate, crude oil and safe-haven assets will continue to be sought after, and global stock markets may face greater downward pressure. Investors need to pay close attention to Iran's response and Israel's subsequent military actions.
Uncertainty in trade policy
At the same time, US President Trump's trade policy has also added pressure on the global economy. Tariff barriers and trade restrictions may further weaken global economic growth expectations, and combined with geopolitical risks in the Middle East, they may have a more far-reaching impact on financial markets.
Summary: Investment strategies in market turmoil
The sudden escalation of the situation in the Middle East has plunged global financial markets into turmoil, with soaring crude oil prices, strengthening safe-haven assets, and sharp declines in stock markets, reflecting investors' high sensitivity to uncertainty. In the coming days, Iran's response and the mediation efforts of the international community will become the focus of market attention. For investors, in a highly volatile market environment, it would be a wise choice to remain cautious, pay attention to safe-haven assets, and closely follow geopolitical developments. At the same time, the trade and energy challenges facing the global economy also remind us that future uncertainties may be far from over. FX:XAUUSD VELOCITY:GOLD ICMARKETS:XAUUSD VELOCITY:GOLD
gold market sideways towards upsidegold market sideways towards upside
what happen first week was a gold rush towards 3400 after a gap on Monday.
when reaches on Thursdays there was a strong 600pip rejections however when gold dip to 3295 of Monday gap. it fulfil coverage of FVG.
and pushes gold back to 3338. from which respecting support at 3302 and pushes back up to 3349 yesterday. and pullback only to 3316.
at the moment the market showing signs of recovery as EQL was formed, HH & HL is present. so potential for gold to retest 3400 is higher.
bias is bullish. however we have 3345-50, 3375, 3340 itself as resistance where current support stands at 3302,312,3316 and 3327.
GOLD WEEKLYThe latest US labor market data presents a mixed picture for the Federal Reserve's interest rate path and gold prices.
Labor Market Analysis
Average Hourly Earnings (0.4% m/m vs. 0.3% forecast):
Wage growth accelerated, surpassing expectations and the prior month's 0.2%. This raises concerns about persistent inflationary pressures, as higher wages often translate to increased consumer spending and business cost passthroughs.
Non-Farm Employment Change (139K vs. 126K forecast):
Job gains exceeded estimates but fell short of the previous 147K. This suggests moderate labor market resilience without overheating.
Unemployment Rate (4.2% steady):
Stability at this level indicates a balanced labor market, reducing urgency for immediate Fed action.
Fed Policy Implications
The strong wage growth reinforces hawkish concerns about inflation persistence, potentially delaying rate cuts. However, the mixed jobs figure (above forecasts but below prior) and stable unemployment rate give the Fed room to maintain its current 4.25%–4.50% target range. Markets will watch for:
Confirmation of wage-driven inflation in upcoming CPI/PCE reports
Whether job growth stabilizes or continues decelerating
Gold Price Outlook
Short-term pressure: Rising wage inflation reduces expectations for near-term rate cuts, boosting Treasury yields and the dollar. This creates headwinds for gold, which struggles against higher opportunity costs.
Long-term support: If wage growth sustains negative real interest rates (inflation > nominal rates), gold could rebound as a hedge. Current projections suggest real rates may remain negative through 2025.
Key Scenarios
Wage growth persists Delayed rate cuts Downward pressure
Job growth slows sharply Earlier dovish pivot Rally above supply roof
Inflation moderates Status quo Range-bound trading
The Fed will likely maintain rates in June while emphasizing data dependency. Gold's trajectory hinges on whether wage trends validate stagflation fears or show signs of moderation. Traders should monitor July's jobs report and Q2 inflation data for clearer directional bias.
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Gold trend transitionFrom the small timeframe we have seen a trend transition, I predict gold will go back up. marked by the formation of a swing low on the small timeframe and occurred in the block order area, and also the formation of a bullish flag.
I am here taking a buy stop position at the price of
3323
SL: 3309 (140 pips)
TP: 3358
Key pressure range of gold price: 3440-3450Key pressure range of gold price: 3440-3450
At the weekend, let's analyze the macro trend of gold.
As shown in Figure 4h.
The orange channel clearly and accurately presents the macro trend of gold price in the past year.
It is a very interesting price. The current gold price is running around 3450, which is close to the top pressure range of the macro trend.
For this reason, we did not hesitate to short in the 3440-3445 range on Friday, and then took profits in the 3430-3425 range. This is the first opportunity to touch the pressure level of the annual trend channel, which is a perfect intraday strategy.
Therefore, now we extend the expectation of gold price next week through trend extension and point extension:
Expected increase: 3600
Expected decrease: 3250
Current price: 3432
It is very interesting that: (3600+3250)/2=3425
That is to say, the performance of gold price next week will fluctuate in the range of 3420-3430.
As geopolitical tensions in the Middle East intensify over the weekend, gold prices may continue to benefit from risk aversion next week. It is expected that gold prices will target $3,500/ounce at the beginning of next week. Factors such as the Fed's decision and Powell's speech during the week will also have an impact on gold prices. In addition, US President Trump will visit Canada from June 15 to 17 to attend the G7 summit. His speech at that time may also affect gold price fluctuations, which is worth paying attention to.
Intraday operation suggestions: mainly long on dips, supplemented by short at highs;
Support level focuses on the 3395-3400 area;
Pressure level focuses on the 3440-3450 area.
1: As long as the gold price is above $3,400, the gold price will adopt a low-price long strategy, and the stop loss is set at 3390.
2: As long as the gold price is below 3,450, the gold price will adopt a short strategy, and the stop loss is set at 3,460.
Steady operation suggestions: give up shorting and only focus on long opportunities.
Radical suggestion: intraday trading, with a profit target of 10 points, both long and short positions can be tried, strictly follow the above 12 strategies
XAUUSD H4 I Bearish Reversal Based on the H4 chart analysis, we can see that the price is rising toward our sell entry at 3472.00, which aligns with the 61.8% Fibonacci projection and the 161.8% Fibonacci extension, adding a significant level for a potential bearish reversal
Our take profit will be at 3403.57, a pullback support level.
The stop loss will be placed at 2529.80, above the 127.2% Fib extension.
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GOLD , Making New H.H , 2 Scalping Long Entries, Don`t Miss It Here is my 2 scalping long entries on Gold , if the price close above the highest res , we can wait the price to go back to retest it and then we can enter a new buy scalping trade to create the new H.H . Very Easy And Simple Analysis . Make It Easy Always To Can Continue .
Gold 200% Trading SignalsI'm provided, here’s a breakdown of the buy trade setup and potential Take Profit (TP) levels for XAU/USD (Gold) on the 1-hour timeframe:
🟢 Buy Setup Summary:
Pattern Identified: Bullish wedge (indicates potential breakout upward).
Support Trend Line: Clearly marked under price, showing consistent higher lows.
Breakout Zone: Around 3,378.463 (current resistance area).
Setup Trigger: Buy after bullish breakout above resistance (3,378 area).
📌 Buy Entry:
Entry Price: After confirmed breakout and retest of resistance around 3,378.
🎯 Take Profit (TP) Levels:
1. TP1: 3,390 (psychological round number + minor resistance zone
2. TP2: 3,410 (intermediate resistance)
3. TP3 (Final Target): 3,450 (as per chart label: ~1000 pips move
🔒 Stop Loss (SL):
Below the wedge pattern, possibly at 3,295–3,305, depending on your risk tolerance.
🔁 Trade Management:
Consider trailing SL once TP1 is hit.
Watch for price action around TP1 and TP2 for partial profits or exit signs.
Be cautious around news events that could impact Gold prices (e.g., FOMC, CPI, etc.).
Let me know if you want this translated into a MetaTrader or TradingView script, or help setting alerts for each TP.
XAU/USD – Intraday Analysis – Elliott Wave + SMC🟡 XAU/USD – Intraday Analysis – Elliott Wave + SMC (June 10, 2025)
Bias: Bearish toward Wave 5
Current Price: ~$3,307
Session Range: ~$3,302 – $3,328
📉 Elliott Wave Outlook
Market likely in Wave 4 retracement, setting up for Wave 5 downside.
Wave 3 already completed; Wave 4 expected to cap around $3,327–$3,328.
Wave 5 Target: ~$3,285 or lower.
Invalidation: Break above $3,330 kills this count.
🧠 Smart Money Concepts (SMC)
🔸 Order Block: $3,327–$3,328 → institutional short zone.
🔸 Liquidity Sweep Possible: Above $3,328 to trap longs.
🔸 BoS Confirmation: Break below $3,302 opens downside momentum.
🔽 Trade Setup: Short (Preferred)
Entry #1: ~$3,327–$3,328 (order block rejection)
Entry #2: Break below $3,302 (with retest)
Stop-Loss: Above $3,330
Targets:
TP1: $3,285–$3,290
TP2: $3,270 (Wave 5 projection)
🔼 Counter Setup: Long (Bounce)
Entry: ~$3,302–$3,303 (bullish rejection zone)
Stop-Loss: Below $3,300
Target: $3,320–$3,325
Gold Buy Setup📍 GOLD 4H BUY SETUP
Price bounced perfectly off a major demand zone, reclaiming structure and pushing above the Ichimoku cloud — classic bullish confirmation.
✅ Entered at 3372 with a tight SL at 3331
🎯 Targeting 3499 — key buy-side liquidity resting above recent highs
📊 Risk-to-Reward: 1:3.18 (High probability setup)
We’ve got:
Strong volume surge off demand
EMA support holding firm
Structure break + reaccumulation
📈 Eyes on wave continuation — clean long into liquidity.
XAU/USD(20250613) Today's AnalysisMarket news:
The number of initial jobless claims in the United States for the week ending June 7 was 248,000, higher than the expected 240,000, the highest since the week of October 5, 2024. The monthly rate of the core PPI in the United States in May was 0.1%, lower than the expected 0.30%. Traders once again fully priced in the Fed's two interest rate cuts this year.
Technical analysis:
Today's buying and selling boundaries:
3374
Support and resistance levels:
3434
3412
3397
3351
3337
3314
Trading strategy:
If the price breaks through 3397, consider buying in, and the first target price is 3412
If the price breaks through 3374, consider selling in, and the first target price is 3351
XAUUSD rising while Inflation dropping. Historically BULLISH!Gold (XAUUSD) has been practically on a non-stop aggressive rise since the late 2022 Low. What's more interesting is that during this 2.5-year Bull run, the U.S. Inflation Rate (red trend-line) has been on a sharp decline, which is something you wouldn't traditionally expect out of a save haven asset like Gold.
On the contrary, Gold has been historically used as a hedge against high inflation, so when Inflation drops, you would have technically expected for Gold to drop too (and vice versa).
Since 1970, there have only been another 4 (relatively long) time periods when Inflation declined while Gold increased. On all occasions, Gold extended the rise by at least 1 year even when Inflation reversed.
In our opinion, the current divergence looks more like 1970 - 1972 and 2008 - 2009. This suggests that Gold is still within a Bull Cycle and has some more room to rise before a new Bear Cycle starts. Long-term we remain bullish on Gold.
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GOLD NEXT MOVE (buying continued )(05-06-2025)Go through the analysis carefully and do trade accordingly.
Anup 'BIAS for the day (05-06-2025)
Current price- 3388
"if Price stays above 3370, then next target is 3398, 3415, 3430 and 3340 and below that 3430 and 3310 ".
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Wait (as geopolitical situation are worsening )
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Wait (as geopolitical situation are worsening)
Best of luck
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The Uncertainty of Gold Gold exhibited considerable uncertainty, as sellers pushed the price back to nearly its starting point this week. Is it profit taking? What do institutions know that we don't, as they increased their long positions this week? 81% of institutions are long. So, where the whales are is where I want to be.
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