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Gold Market Outlook: Analyzing Buy Signals and ATH PossibilitiesA great purchase opportunity is indicated by our current market analysis , which shows a tested support level at 2735-2730 . Given these indicators, the market might hit a new all-time high (ATH) . My research suggests that XAUUSD is a good buy , especially as fundamentals imply that the dollar may depreciate , likely strengthening gold’s value. Additionally, we can expect selling pressure around the supply level of 2773-2780 , but I’m also confident that NFP (Non-Farm Payroll) shows a compelling buying opportunity . A* boost would be greatly appreciated if you found this analysis useful; it’s always encouraging to know my observations are understood!
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by bluechipfx
"Gold Price Analysis: Testing Key Demand Zones"By analyzing the #Gold chart in the 4-hour timeframe, we can observe that the recent price action highlights several important structural points based on Smart Money Concepts (SMC): Demand and Supply Zones: There are two main order blocks (OB): Decisional Order Block (DEC OB) located near the $2731 zone, which represents a demand area where buyers previously entered. This level may act as a support if the price approaches it again. Extreme Order Block (EXT OB) positioned around $2712, acting as a deeper support zone in case the DEC OB does not hold. Current Price Action: The price is currently testing the DEC OB near the $2731 level. A positive reaction from this zone may indicate a potential reversal or consolidation, while a drop below this level could lead to further movement toward the EXT OB at $2712. Outlook: If the price stabilizes above $2731, it could indicate a bullish continuation, with potential targets set at $2739, $2744, and $2752. On the other hand, if the price breaks below $2731, it may signal a move down to $2712, where we might see a demand reaction.
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by DCBFOREXTRADING
Strategic Short Positioning at ResistanceAnalysis: Today’s U.S. ADP employment data revealed a significant downside surprise, typically bearish for gold. However, gold prices have held steady, underscoring the strong fundamental support from factors such as geopolitical tensions and the lack of selling pressure. The market's reluctance to react sharply suggests the path of least resistance for gold remains upward. Despite this, gold sits at elevated levels, and while today’s data may not have triggered an immediate reaction, there’s an expectation of selling pressure as the U.S. trading session opens. Thus, our strategy focuses on initiating short positions to capitalize on potential pullbacks. Trade Strategy: Entry: Short gold between 2778-2780 Take-Profit Target: 2770 Mindset: Remain confident in the short strategy, stay composed, and await the gradual absorption of bearish data. Execute with discipline to optimize returns.
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by Falcon-Training-Camp
XAUUSD_1Hhello Short time gold analysis Analysis based on Elliott waves The first case: the market is in a blue wave and the ceiling of wave 3 has been reached, and we enter a short correction towards the 2765 range and the price increases again towards wave 5 towards the range of 2806 dollars. The second case: the market is in a red wave and continues to rise and completes wave 3 and enters the correction to the $2770 range and increases the price again towards wave 5. And in any case, we are buyers for any correction to the bottom for the next rising waves Important numbers as support 2761 and 2771 dollars Important numbers as resistance $2785 and $2806
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by Elliottwaveofficial
XAUUSD: NFP//Short-first, Then-longAfter the initial rebound from a significant drop, it appears the market is ready for a secondary retest of the bottom support range. Keep a close eye on the 2742-2732 support zone. Should prices drop into this range before the data release, and if the data turns bearish, expect further downside with targets in the 2718-2712 range; in case of a stronger bearish impulse, prices may fall to the 2708-2703 region. Alternatively, if the data supports bullish movement, prices could rise above 2760. Given recent data, bearish probability seems higher, so a “short-first, then-long” strategy is advised, with careful attention to entry and exit points.
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by Mia-Signal
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.
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by pow_removetheguesswork
Gold on interesting Technical fractalTechnical and Fundamental analysis: My mid-week Target been met earlier than I expected as the DX, (Stocks remained High) and Bond Yields dipped. The Volatility is still High however but Gold is giving me decent accuracy patterns but with mixed Technical signals and may look to set a new Support zone first (my estimate #2,772.80) before hitting #2,800.80 benchmark. The Long-term trend remains Bullish with Daily turned green on all of its MA periods, still on the middle stages of the new Bull run as it is just below the 0.618 Fibonacci level (hence the current pull-back). My Long-term Target remains #2,852.80 and #2,900.80 benchmark in continuation. I will treat every Bearish spike as an Buying opportunity. Notice how, as explained on previous posts, the DX broke its Daily chart's Support which was much needed for Gold in order to break first Lower then Higher. The decline on Bond Yields also helped. I believe that Gold's set to push Higher, potentially testing Higher High's Upper zone as interest Rates head Lower, central banks extend purchases, and uncertainty surrounding geopolitics and Bond Yields pullback. As these interest Rates came down, Gold has rallied in #2019, rising to the Highest level in six years, as Investors contemplate slowing economic growth, prospects for easier monetary policy in the U.S. and China and festering trade frictions (similar to current upswing). The upswing has been given added momentum as central banks, including authorities in Russia and China step up purchases. A revival in Stocks lead to spillover demand from Investors for the older haven, Gold. Interest rates are going so low, particularly now in Europe. 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.
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by goldenBear88
ADP data is coming soon! Gold shortThe market performance on Wednesday (October 30) continued the recent strong upward momentum. The price of gold hit $2,789.83/ounce in early trading, setting a new record high and rising sharply by more than $15. With the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and the intensification of geopolitical risks, gold has once again become a safe haven choice for investors. Technical analysis After breaking through the resistance area of ​​2,780-2,785 US dollars/ounce, the price of gold became an offensive signal for bulls. The price of gold may further push towards the $2,800/ounce mark. At present, any meaningful correction is expected to find good support around $2,750/ounce. If there is a subsequent sell-off in the price of gold, it may push the price of gold to the support level of $2,732-2,730/ounce, or even further down to the $2,715/ounce area. Today's focus data: US unemployment rate in October US non-farm payrolls in October (10,000 people) Today's expected trend of gold prices can focus on the fluctuations between the support level of $2,765.00/ounce and the resistance level of $2,800.00/ounce. Under the current market sentiment and technical conditions, gold is still a worthy investment option.
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by David_strategy
BULLISH OUTLOOK showing a slight uptick of 0.11% in today's session. The price range for today is between $2,728.75 and $2,733.15, while the 52-week range for gold Based on technical analysis, the momentum is mixed, with near-term indicators leaning towards a buy signal. This suggests that gold prices may see some bullish movement, but overall sentiment could shift due to market volatility. The possibility of gold approaching the $2,750 mark exists if momentum sustains, but caution is advised.
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by BELLATRIXFX
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GOLD Will Go Higher From Support! Long! Please, check our technical outlook for GOLD. Time Frame: 8h Current Trend: Bullish Sentiment: Oversold (based on 7-period RSI) Forecast: Bullish The market is testing a major horizontal structure 2,740.91. Taking into consideration the structure & trend analysis, I believe that the market will reach 2,791.34 level soon. 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. Like and subscribe and comment my ideas if you enjoy them!
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by SignalProvider
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Gold prices fall from peak, $2,800 still in sight!Hello everyone! Gold (XAU/USD) has declined after hitting a fresh record high in the early European session on Wednesday and is currently trading around $2,782, still up 0.27% on the day. From a technical perspective, the overnight breakout above the trading range is seen as a fresh impetus for the bulls. The subsequent upside move has pushed the price of gold towards the extended rising trendline resistance, currently anchored near the $2,780-$2,785 region, which could act as a strong hurdle amid a slightly overbought Relative Strength Index (RSI) reading on the daily chart, suggesting a correction is possible. However, the uptrend remains intact and sustained strength above the said barrier could push XAU/USD further towards the $2,800 mark and beyond as indicated.
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by Bentradegold