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XAUUSD Market Maker Playbook – Learn How the Game Is Rigged🎓 XAUUSD Market Maker Playbook – Learn How the Game Is Rigged Traders—if you think this market is some pure, fair supply/demand mechanism, you’re getting played. Market makers run sophisticated pump and dump cycles designed to trap you. Today, I’m going to break down exactly how they do it, so you can start trading like a sniper, not a sheep. 🔍 Understanding the 3 Manipulation Zones 🟢 GREEN ZONE: Accumulation Range (3286–3300) Purpose:
 Market makers quietly build positions. They create an illusion of neutrality—small candles, tight ranges. Signs:
 Repeated tests of the same level. Volume stays steady (not exploding). Wicks in both directions (so nobody knows who’s in control). 🟡 YELLOW ZONE: The Pump Phase (3300–3330) Purpose:
 Trigger breakout traders. Induce FOMO buying. Clear out short stops above the range. Signs:
 Quick impulsive candles with LOW RELATIVE VOLUME. Price blows through resistance but struggles to hold. Social media and news start calling “Bull Run.” 🔴 RED ZONE: Distribution & Dump (3330–3350) Purpose:
 Offload large positions into retail buying. Leave traders trapped at the highs. Signs:
 Spikes of huge volume as price stalls. Rejection candles (long upper wicks). Big delta shifts negative (sellers hitting bids hard). ⚔️ How the Market Maker Sequence Works Here’s how the trap gets set: 1️⃣ Accumulate in Green Zone Build inventory while convincing everyone “nothing is happening.” 2️⃣ Pump into Yellow Zone Push price up just enough to trigger momentum traders. Keep volume deceptively low—so it looks sustainable. 3️⃣ Sell in the Red Zone Dump big positions into the buying frenzy. Flip the tape bearish—fast. Watch as the herd gets stopped out or bag-held. 🎯 Tomorrow’s Possible Plays ✅ Scenario 1 – Classic Pump & Dump Phase 1: Grind in 3286–3300. Phase 2: Spike to 3335. Phase 3: Dump back to 3260. ✅ Scenario 2 – Fake Breakdown Reversal Phase 1: Slam price to 3250, triggering panic selling. Phase 2: Accumulate aggressively. Phase 3: Rip price back to 3320, trapping shorts. ✅ Scenario 3 – Slow Grind Liquidation Phase 1: Drift up in low volume toward 3330. Phase 2: Distribute over several hours. Phase 3: Liquidate longs into NY close. 📚 How YOU Can Spot This Manipulation Here’s your checklist—save this: ✅ Volume vs. Price Analysis Big price moves WITHOUT proportionate volume = FAKEOUT. Big volume at tops/bottoms = Institutional distribution or accumulation. ✅ Delta Confirmation Positive delta = buyers aggressive. Negative delta = sellers slamming bids. Watch for divergence (price up but delta down = hidden selling). ✅ Candlestick Clues Rejection wicks. Engulfing candles at key zones. Multiple failures to break past a level. ✅ Timing London open and NY open are prime manipulation hours. Thin liquidity in Asia can exaggerate moves. 💡 Pro Tip: “The crowd chases price. The professionals track volume, delta, and timing.” — Technical Analysis and Stock Market Profits 🚀 Stay sharp. Think like a market maker. Trade like a predator. #XAUUSD #MarketMakerEducation #ForexTrading #PriceAction #LearnT
FX:XAUUSDEducation
by ICHIMOKUontheNILE
Gold's rally has not reversed yet? The consolidation pattern hasTechnicals: Short-term risks remain skewed to the downside as the momentum of the relative strength index (RSI) and the moving average convergence divergence indicator (MACD) weakens. The RSI hit a new low below the neutral 50 mark. If short pressure intensifies in the next few trading days, gold prices may retest the upper track of the previous falling channel at 3215, followed by the rising support line from October 2024 at 3150. If it falls below this level, the decline may accelerate towards the psychological level of 3000, or even lower to 2970. On the upside, if a strong catalyst pushes gold to rebound above the 20-day and 50-day moving averages (currently 3320-3350), the next resistance level may appear in the 3400-3435 range. A decisive close above this boundary may pave the way for gold prices to move towards 3500, or test resistance near 3530, and then may target the 3600 level. Overall, despite the weakening technical indicators, gold has not completely lost its bullish reversal potential. As long as the price remains within the sideways structure above 3150, the downward pressure may still give rise to a "buy on dips" strategy.
TVC:GOLD
by AIan_Gold
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Gold Weekly Summary and ForecastGold has been very tricky for the last two weeks. Although fundamentally and technically it all suggested bullish continuation, it retreated from 2450 and fell below the EMA and previous weekly low. In daily, inside bar has also been formed, indicating bearish continuation. I will mostly engage selling orders next week towards 3200. I have taken two weeks' time off and took the time to start a copy trader account. My target for this account is to achieve hundredfold. Right now after two weeks, it already achieved almost one fold. Feel free to copy it.
CAPITALCOM:GOLDShort
by SteadyFund
XAUUSD/GOLD/SellThe pressure from the bears is too great. In the end, the pressure from above was not broken. Instead, it broke out and fell after being under pressure. The stop loss was hit. The current price is 3285. After gradually boosting the US dollar index. The trend of gold prices has continued to fall. More importantly, the tariff issue has been eased. At the same time, geopolitical factors are also orderly and stable. This is the news that caused the bears to attack. History has not become the savior because of repeating itself. Of course, this is also an emergency. In some transactions, the extremely low probability of causing losses is a common problem in transactions. However, our analysis team has stabilized a high trading win rate. Then the next trading plan is still to focus on the pressure from above. If the London market rebounds above 3300. It is still mainly selling. 3314 is an important level for short-term rebound, and we need to pay attention. Although there is no obvious sign of rebound yet, the release of short-selling pressure has been alleviated because the decline is slow. Today's main trading idea is still to sell at high levels. The target is to focus on the position of 3264-3248. Remember the risk of buying at low levels. Do not trade independently.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Ludvig_Band_King
Gold Analysis and Trading Outlook – June 27Good morning, everyone! Yesterday, gold encountered resistance in the 3348–3352 zone and fell back to around 3310 before rebounding toward the 3336 resistance area. Today’s session opened with renewed weakness, and so far, the overall price action has closely followed our expectations. Whether it was selling near resistance, buying after the dip, or shorting the rebound, each opportunity yielded solid profits. Some traders have asked about my strategy’s win rate. Those who’ve followed consistently already know—the overall win rate has remained above 80%, with very few instances of error. Even in the rare case of a misjudgment, I apply specific recovery strategies to minimize risk and avoid large losses. That’s the core reason why I’m confident I can help many traders. Technically, the daily chart still shows a bearish trend, and prices are now approaching the key 3300 support zone. While the current geopolitical uncertainty adds complexity, it doesn't prevent us from executing flexible intraday trades. In fact, range-bound markets can still be highly profitable with a disciplined approach. Key intraday levels to watch: Dynamic support: 3318–3313 Major support: 3300–3287 Resistance levels: 3336, 3348–3352, and 3370 Today’s trades can continue to focus on these levels, using a sell-high, buy-low strategy with flexibility.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSDShort
by China_MsWang
Signs of gold bottoming out are emerging Weakened safe-haven demand: Iran and Israel ceasefire eased geopolitical risks, and gold was under pressure in the short term. Fed policy expectations: Trump is considering appointing the Fed chairman in advance, and the market is paying attention to monetary policy trends. Impact of the US dollar and US bonds: The weakening of the US dollar and the decline in US bond yields support gold prices, but the rebound in oil prices may limit the gains. Focus during the day: US initial jobless claims, Q1 GDP final value and durable goods orders data. If the data is positive, it may suppress the rebound in gold prices. Two consecutive days of positive closing, bottoming out and rebounding show signs of short-term bottoming, and the key support has moved up to 3295. If the 3312 low is maintained, it is expected to break through the 3340-3345 suppression and further test the 3357-3367 resistance. The 1-hour low is gradually raised, and the 3340 mark has become a watershed between long and short positions, which may accelerate upward after breaking through. Support: 3325-3315 (strong and weak boundary), 3295 (medium-term bottom). Resistance: 3345 (breakthrough key), 3357-3367 (strong pressure zone). Operation strategy Long layout: retrace to 3325-3320 to stabilize long, stop loss 3312, target 3340-3357. Short opportunity: light short at 3357-3367 for the first time, stop loss 3375, target 3340-3330. Breakthrough follow-up: after stabilizing 3345, pull back to chase long, target 3360-3380. Key tips Data risk: If the US economic data is stronger than expected, it may suppress the gold price to step back to support. Trend confirmation: 3295 will maintain the rebound pattern if it is not broken, and it will turn to weak shock if it breaks down.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSD
by Liz_Trading_gold
XAUUSD Expecting Bullish movementDowntrend and Reversal Initially, the market showed a strong bearish trend highlighted by the red and blue descending channel A bullish reversal followed after a double bottom formation around the 3315 zone which acted as a key support level Breakout Confirmation Price broke above the descending channel and is now showing higher highs and higher lows confirming a bullish structure A bullish break and retest pattern is anticipated at the 3331 3332 zone marked with a horizontal support box Entry and Target Zone A long position is suggested after the retest of the support zone around 3331 Target 3370 a major resistance level from the previous price action Stop-loss Below 3315 just under the recent swing low for risk management Risk-Reward Ratio The trade offers a favorable risk-reward setup with the green zone indicating profit potential and the red zone representing risk
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by GOLD_FORCAST_PROVIDER
Extra, pre market — June 25, 2025Global financial markets mounted a broad-based relief rally as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East eased significantly following a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. The U.S.-brokered truce, while fragile, has triggered a visible return to risk appetite across equity, fixed income, and currency markets. U.S. President Donald Trump, despite playing a central role in halting the conflict, publicly rebuked both Israel and Iran for violations, urging Israel via Truth Social to “BRING YOUR PILOTS HOME, NOW!” This unusual stance appears to have stabilized sentiment across asset classes, at least for now. U.S. equity markets responded favorably to the geopolitical de-escalation. The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged by +507.24 points (+1.2%) to close at 43,089.02, while the Nasdaq 100 added +334.19 points (+1.5%) to end at 22,190.52. The S&P 500 rose +67.01 points (+1.1%), settling at 6,092.18 (Screenshot_1.png). The Russell 2000 also climbed +1.1%, driven by renewed confidence in domestic cyclicals. Volatility sharply dropped, with the CBOE VIX Index falling -11.9% to 17.48, indicating a lower perceived risk premium. Sector rotation was pronounced. Technology (XLK) led with a +1.8% gain to $247.24, closely followed by Financials (XLF) at +1.5%, and Communications (XLC) at +1.3%. In contrast, Energy (XLE) sank -1.3% to $84.91, weighed down by falling oil prices, and Consumer Staples (XLP) edged down slightly by -0.1% (Screenshot_1.png). Investors appeared to rotate out of defensive sectors into higher-beta growth plays, signaling a risk-on tone. The sector divergence was matched by style factor dispersion. On a relative basis, Private Equity (PSP/SPY) outperformed all other factors with a +1.2% daily move, followed by IPOs (IPO/SPY) at +0.9% and Hedge Funds (GURU/SPY) at +0.6% (Screenshot_6.png). Among equity styles, Small-Cap Growth (IJT/SPY) posted a +0.6% relative return, while Value (IVE/SPY) and Low Volatility (USMV/SPY) underperformed at -0.3% and -0.6% respectively. This points to growing investor confidence in higher-risk, higher-reward assets, likely fueled by reduced macro stress. The relief was also evident in global bond markets. U.S. Treasury yields declined modestly as demand for duration returned. The 10-year yield (US10Y) closed at 4.298%, down from earlier June highs, while the 2-year (US2Y) yield dropped to 3.797% (Screenshot_5.png). European yields followed suit: Germany’s 10Y Bund yield dropped to 2.144%, and the UK Gilt yield hovered at 4.475%. Notably, Japanese 10Y yields have increased to 1.404%, up 22.88% YTD, signaling shifting monetary dynamics in Asia. Credit markets remained resilient. On a year-to-date basis, Local Emerging Market Bonds (EMLC) are outperforming with an 11.3% return, followed by USD Emerging Market Debt (EMB +6.9%), and Convertibles (CWB +5.2%). U.S. Corporate bonds continued to benefit from carry and spread compression, with High Yield (HYG) and Investment Grade (LQD) both showing solid inflows and positive performance (Screenshot_4.png). Fixed income appears to be balancing carry with renewed duration appeal amid easing geopolitical risk and softer Fed expectations. Commodities, particularly energy, experienced sharp reversals. WTI Crude Oil (CL1) and Brent Crude (CO1) fell 6.0% and 6.1% respectively, closing at $64.37 and $67.14 (Screenshot_7.png). This move reflects the de-escalation in the Strait of Hormuz risk and was compounded by Trump's call to "DRILL, BABY, DRILL!!!"—signaling a political push for increased U.S. production. Gold, meanwhile, retreated slightly to $3,328.22 (-0.1%), though remains up 28.4% YTD, having benefited from haven flows during the height of the conflict. Silver saw a similar retreat to $35.74 (-0.5%), though retains a +23.6% YTD gain. In foreign exchange, the U.S. dollar weakened across major pairs as safe-haven demand declined. The EUR/USD rose to 1.1606 (+8.5% YTD), while the GBP/USD reached 1.3612 (+7.6% YTD). In contrast, the USD/JPY fell to 145.75, marking a -8.7% YTD decline (Screenshot_10.png). The reversal in dollar strength aligns with broader global reflation trades and a moderation in Fed hawkishness, supported by Chair Powell’s comments that the U.S. economy remains “solid” and that tariff impacts may be more muted than feared. On a global equity level, YTD returns tell a diverse story. Latin America continues to dominate, with Argentina (ARGT +54.2%), Brazil (EWZ +22.6%), and Mexico (EWW +22.0%) leading gains (Screenshot_9.png). Among developed markets, Canada (EWC +27.5%) and Germany (EWG +18.7%) outshine, whereas Turkey (TUR -25.2%) and India (PIN -0.75%) lag meaningfully. In Asia, South Korea (EWY +14.8%) and Taiwan (EWT +13.6%) saw notable performance, bolstered by strength in tech exports and domestic policy easing. Looking ahead, the sustainability of this rally depends on several unresolved variables. First, the Middle East ceasefire, while currently holding, is inherently fragile. Any renewed hostilities could spike volatility and reverse energy price trends rapidly. Second, the Fed remains in a delicate position. Markets are currently pricing in a prolonged pause, but Trump’s pressure on the central bank and shifting economic data could alter expectations quickly. Finally, watch for China’s re-entry into Iranian oil markets following Trump’s announcement that Beijing “can now continue to purchase oil from Iran.” This move could reignite trade friction or trigger secondary sanctions, especially if EU or U.S. energy security concerns are heightened. In conclusion, the combination of geopolitical relief, Fed ambiguity, and a rotation into riskier assets has created a fertile environment for short-term bullish momentum. However, macro fragility persists. Investors should remain tactically optimistic but structurally cautious, especially in sectors sensitive to energy prices and interest rates. Keeping a diversified allocation across risk assets, commodities, and high-quality fixed income remains advisable in this unpredictable macro regime.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSD
by Buranku
Gold Price Analysis – Bullish Momentum Holds Above FVGs🧠 Chart Breakdown: Instrument: Gold Spot (XAU/USD) Timeframe: 1H Current Price: $3,340 Trend: Short-term uptrend intact 🔑 Key Observations: Ch.o.Ch Confirmed (Change of Character): The break above the previous structure high confirmed a bullish market structure shift. Fair Value Gaps (FVG): Multiple FVGs exist between $3,320 – $3,335, acting as potential demand zones and support levels. Fibonacci Retracement: Price is respecting the 0.382–0.5 levels ($3,336 – $3,330) well so far. Below this, the 0.618 level at $3,325 is the next strong confluence zone. Trendline Support: The price is testing a rising trendline, adding dynamic support around the current level. Ichimoku Cloud: Price is above the cloud, which supports the bullish bias. Conversion line (blue) and base line (red) are bullishly aligned. 📉 Possible Next Moves: ✅ Bullish Scenario: Price bounces from current levels or slightly lower ($3,336–$3,330) and retests the recent high (~$3,355). Breakout above $3,355 could open the door to $3,370+. ⚠️ Bearish Scenario: If price breaks below $3,330 and the trendline, expect deeper pullbacks to: $3,325 (0.618 Fib) Then possibly $3,308 FVG support or $3,258 major demand zone. 📌 Conclusion: Gold is still respecting bullish market structure with healthy pullbacks into support zones. As long as the price stays above $3,325, the bullish outlook remains valid. Watch for bullish reaction near the FVGs or a break above $3,355 to confirm upside continuation.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by KingProTrader
July 2, 2025 - XAUUSD GOLD Analysis and Potential OpportunityAnalysis: Yesterday’s rally was extremely strong, breaking above 3351, a key level I’ve been watching this week — clear sign of bullish dominance. The swing from recent lows to highs has spanned over 100 points, a move similar to past NFP weeks, where strong rallies early in the week sometimes led to sharp drops post-NFP release. However, it’s important not to trade based on assumptions or dreams — strategies must adapt quickly to real-time price action and data. 🔍 Key Levels to Watch: • 3375 – Resistance • 3365 – Resistance • 3358 – Yesterday’s high • 3350 – Resistance • 3337 – Important support • 3325 – Key support • 3310–3312 – Intraday key support zone • 3300 – Psychological level 📈 Short-Term (15m) Trading Strategy: • SELL if price breaks below 3340 → watch 3337, then target 3335, 3330, 3325 • BUY if price holds above 3344 → watch 3347, then target 3350, 3352, 3355 👉 If you want to know how I time entries and set stop-losses, hit the like button so I know there’s interest — I may publish a detailed post by the weekend if support continues! Disclaimer: This is my personal opinion, not financial advice. Always trade with caution and manage your risk.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by Ombabibi
XAU / USD 2 Hour ChartHello traders. We had a nice push up during the overnight sessions. I would think that we will be pushing back down at some point. I marked my area of interest. Many times the NY session will undo what happened overnight. So I expect a nice push down. We may poke up a bit more, but for me, I am looking for scalp sells if the set up comes to fruition. This is just my speculation and idea but not advice to go clicking the buy or sell button. I will wait half the week to take one trade. BIg G gets my thanks. Let's see how things play out. Pre NY volume start coming in about 20 minutes from this writing. ( 7:20am est) Thanks for checking out my chart. Remember I said we may push up a bit more but I am looking for gold to potentially move down to correct the move up and take out anyone in Long positions in profit. Let's see if my analysis is on point today.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by musclemilk0075
Xauusd market update today This 2-hour chart of CFDs on Gold (TVC: XAU/USD) shows a bullish reversal pattern with price currently at 3,346.197, up +43.277 (+1.31%). Here's a breakdown: 🔍 Key Technical Insights: Support Zone (~3,240): The price reversed from a strong demand zone around 3,240, forming a "V"-shaped recovery. Breakout of Previous Resistance (~3,320–3,340): Price broke above recent consolidation, indicating bullish momentum. Next Resistance Levels (Marked by Yellow Boxes): Near-Term: ~3,360 Mid-Term: ~3,400 Extended Target: ~3,440 (top supply zone) 🔁 Two Possible Scenarios (Marked by Dotted Arrows): 1. Bullish Continuation: Price targets higher zones around 3,360 → 3,400 → 3,440. 2. Bearish Rejection: If price fails to hold above 3,340, a retracement back to 3,240 support is possible. 📊 Current Momentum: Strong bullish candles suggest continued upside pressure. If the momentum holds above 3,340, bulls may drive it toward 3,360 and beyond. Let me know if you'd like entry/exit strategies or confirmation with RSI/Fibonacci levels.
TVC:GOLD
by Mr_Zakrii