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GOLD A Fall Expected! SELL! My dear friends, My technical analysis for GOLD is below: The market is trading on 3123.0 pivot level. Bias - Bearish Technical Indicators: Both Super Trend & Pivot HL indicate a highly probable Bearish continuation. Target - 3102.5 Recommended Stop Loss - 3132.0 About Used Indicators: A pivot point is a technical analysis indicator, or calculations, used to determine the overall trend of the market over different time frames. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis. ——————————— WISH YOU ALL LUCK
TRADENATION:XAUUSDShort
by AnabelSignals
1
Gold----Buy around 3100, target 3135, 3160Gold market analysis: The fundamentals are more inclined to buy in the past two days. The market is very crazy. When you operate, you must take a loss on each order. Don't bet on it in such a rare market in a decade, otherwise it will make you doubt your life. It is still a volatile market at the beginning of this week. We are still intercepting in the range. Yesterday, gold suddenly turned around in the morning session, and a new buying momentum began to rise. We decisively took profits from 3113 to 3130 in the Asian session. We should chase the unilateral market and wait for the volatile market. The unilateral performance of the US market from yesterday to this morning has been very obvious, and a new buying structure has started. Today, we need to follow it to buy after the retracement. There are too many days of uncertainty in the trade war, and following is the king. In addition, there are heavyweight CPI data in the evening. Gold surged to around 3132 in the Asian session. The previous high point of the small top was around 3135. This is expected to fall back. Today's idea is to buy at a low price. Even if there is a fall in the Asian session, we will not consider selling. The small support is around 3100, and the strong support is around 3077. Consider continuing to buy in the Asian session. Above 3135 is a buying danger zone. Buying at this position must be a support position. Support 3100 and 3077, pressure 3135, the strength and weakness watershed of the Asian session is 3100. Fundamental analysis: Tariffs are the biggest fundamental in the near future, and the market impact is relatively large. Today we focus on CPI data. Operation suggestions: Gold----Buy around 3100, target 3135, 3160
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by BraveTigercat
Gold is ready to push againNo comment needed. All information is in the chart analysis. Steps to follow: Analyze yourself. Take the position with SL and Take Profits. Wait, it may take a couple of days, so take a break and step away from the screen from time to time, just like I do :) Get the result. I will update the trade every day. Like, comment with your good mood or viewpoint, share with your circle. It’s together that we get stronger! Good trades, Traders! The golden bear
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by thegoldenbear
Excellent Price-action for Profit opportunitiesTechnical analysis: Choppy Trading sessions so far as the Price-action (Xau-Usd Spot) managed to close above the Daily chart’s Support zone, still giving decent chance to Buyers and so far (throughout today’s session) Gold is Trading above the Support fractal (#2,952.80 - #2,957.80). Hourly 4 chart delivered Double Bottom structure and Technical setting became strongly Oversold as the sequence (#3 out of #3 cycles replicated) recovered the Hourly 4 chart’s #3,012.80 - #3,018.80 belt each time throughout Asian session and as soon as possible in order to revive Buyer’s intent to get back into Bullish phase (Bullish Short-term). However, there is an possibility for aggressive takedown if #3,000.80 benchmark gives away, however that outlook remains less possible as current Bottom is formed and the Price-action is getting rejected twice in a row Hourly 4 chart (both times delivering relief rally). Hourly 4 chart almost delivered strong Bearish formation however current sequence got rejected and now I am ready to pursue values above the current Price-action. Gold is delivering strong Bearish and Bullish formations which brings Lower High's and Higher High's zones in motion for both Sellers and Buyers to pursue both ways. I am consulting my Donchian Channel and Trading it for couple of sessions now and I am interested in both Buying and Selling opportunities. My position: I have Sold Gold throughout yesterday' session twice from #3,035.80 - #3,042.80 (closed both on #3,015.80) and Bought Gold on #2,065.80 and kept order over-night / closing #3,011.80 few moments ago which is excellent Price-action to Profit on and I am looking forward for today's opportunities. I do expect Gold to remain in #2,952.80 - #3,052.80 range for a while where I will Buy and Sell respectively from my calculated re-Sell and re-Buy zones.
TVC:GOLDLong
by goldenBear88
Analysis of gold price trend next week!Market news: This week, the international gold price staged a "roller coaster" market. Spot gold continued to rise from Monday to Thursday, and on Thursday (April 3), it hit a record high of $3,167/ounce, but on Friday (April 4), it plummeted by more than $75 in a single day, falling to a low of $3,015, a drop of 2.44%, and finally closed at $3,038/ounce, narrowing the weekly increase to 1.2%. Precious metals such as silver and platinum fell simultaneously, among which spot silver fell by 7.2% in a single week, the worst performance since September 2020.      This sharp fluctuation stems from two key events: Trump's tariff policy has caused global concerns to heat up, and Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's unexpected turn to hawkish monetary policy. The market liquidity crisis caused investors to sell gold to make up for stock market losses, and the US dollar index strengthened by 0.9%, further suppressing international gold prices. The better-than-expected non-farm payrolls report released by the United States on Friday was another reason for the blow to gold prices. The U.S. Department of Labor reported that after seasonal adjustment, non-farm payrolls in March recorded 228,000, an increase higher than the market expectation of 135,000. Non-farm payrolls data will help the Federal Reserve postpone interest rate cuts. International gold usually performs well in a low interest rate environment. Looking ahead to next week, investors need to focus on the verification of inflation expectations by the U.S. CPI data in March (April 10), the market reaction after the tariff measures are officially implemented, and whether the speeches of Fed officials will release more policy signals. Technical Review: After a series of large negative declines, gold is currently in a short-term trend that is bearish. The daily line has a large negative downward trend, breaking the short-term moving average and piercing the middle track, leaving a lower shadow below. The pattern shows a bearish signal of Yin Bao Yang engulfing. In the short term, it may rely on the middle track support to confirm the 10ma resistance and fall again. The 4-hour Bollinger Bands open downward, and the K-line continues to decline. The trend is bearish and downward. The gold market on Thursday and Friday this week can be described as thrilling, with a rise and fall of more than 200 points in two days! The gold market has changed suddenly, and there has been an extremely violent sweep. First, it rose rapidly to 3136 without any signs, and then fell back quickly at lightning speed, and fell below the intraday low. At present, the daily gold line has risen and fallen. The sharp rise in the early trading did not continue. It was under pressure at the high of 3168 and quickly entered an adjustment, with a downward adjustment space of more than 100 US dollars. After the high-level fluctuations of gold in the past two days, gold finally broke down on Friday night. In fact, the market was too active in the past two days, and the overall volatility was large. In fact, it was still a little difficult to operate. Although the overall outlook was bearish, the rebound amplitude was not small each time. Now sometimes it rebounded by more than 20 US dollars in a few minutes, so it may appear that it will continue to fall after a just loss. Now the high level of the gold daily line is covered by dark clouds, so how to operate next week? Next week's analysis: From the overall trend, the weak pattern of gold is beyond doubt, and it is reasonable to continue to be under pressure and downward. Therefore, it is recommended to pay attention to the 3050-3054 area next week, and continue to look at the 3060-3070 area above. The support that needs to be focused on is the 3000 mark shown by the weekly 5-day moving average slightly moving down. Above it, it will rebound, and breaking it will open a new round of downward space. The gold 1-hour moving average has formed a dead cross downward, so the gold bears still have power. The short-term gold can only rebound. After the gold rebounds, it will continue to sell, and then gold will enter a shock. After the gold falls sharply from a high level, it is more advantageous to sell in the short term. Unless there is a big profit to buy, it is difficult for gold to rise directly. The last physical K-line box of gold in the 1 hour will form a short-term suppression. The gold rebound resistance is 3076. If it is under pressure, then the gold rebound will continue to sell at highs. Operation ideas: Buy short-term gold at 3013-3015, stop loss at 3004, target at 3050-3060; Sell short-term gold at 3063-3065, stop loss at 3075, target at 3020-3030; Key points: First support level: 3015, second support level: 3000, third support level: 2988 First resistance level: 3048, second resistance level: 3056, third resistance level: 3074
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by BraveTigercat
Gold Price Drops on Tariff Selloff Gold, long considered a safe-haven asset during times of economic uncertainty, experienced a sharp reversal of fortune this Friday, tumbling as much as 2.4% and extending losses from the previous session. This significant decline came as a surprise to many who had witnessed the precious metal steadily climb to record highs in recent weeks, fueled by persistent inflation concerns, geopolitical instability, and expectations of easing monetary policy. However, the resurgence of tariff anxieties has triggered a broad selloff across various asset classes, including gold, as investors recalibrate their risk exposure in the face of heightened economic uncertainty.1 The catalyst for this sudden shift in market sentiment has been the renewed threat of escalating trade tensions.2 While the specifics of the "tariff shock" are crucial in understanding the market reaction, the general principle is that the imposition or threat of tariffs can disrupt global supply chains, increase costs for businesses and consumers, and ultimately dampen economic growth.3 This increased uncertainty and the potential for negative economic consequences have prompted investors to reassess their portfolios and, in many cases, reduce their exposure to assets perceived as riskier or less liquid, even those traditionally considered safe havens.4 Gold's traditional role as a safe haven stems from its historical use as a store of value, its limited supply, and its lack of correlation with traditional financial assets during periods of stress.5 In times of economic turmoil, investors often flock to gold as a hedge against inflation, currency devaluation, and market volatility.6 This flight to safety typically drives up the price of bullion.7 However, the current market reaction suggests a more nuanced dynamic at play. The tariff shock appears to have triggered a broader reassessment of risk, leading to a selloff that encompasses not only equities and other riskier assets but also traditional safe havens like gold. Several factors could be contributing to this phenomenon. Firstly, the prospect of tariffs can lead to concerns about slower global growth.8 If economic activity contracts, it could reduce overall demand, potentially impacting even safe-haven assets like gold, particularly if investors anticipate lower inflation in the long run. While gold is often seen as an inflation hedge, a significant deflationary shock could negatively affect its price. Secondly, the imposition of tariffs can create uncertainty about future economic policies and international relations.9 This uncertainty can lead to increased volatility across all asset classes, prompting investors to reduce overall exposure and move towards cash or other highly liquid assets. In such scenarios, even assets perceived as safe havens might be sold off as part of a broader de-risking strategy. Thirdly, the recent run-up in gold prices to record highs might have made it a target for profit-taking. After a significant rally, any negative news or shift in market sentiment can trigger a wave of selling as investors look to lock in gains. The tariff shock could have provided the catalyst for such profit-taking, exacerbating the downward pressure on gold prices. Furthermore, the interconnectedness of global financial markets means that negative sentiment in one area can quickly spread to others.10 The fear of a trade war can impact equity markets, leading to margin calls or a general desire to reduce risk across portfolios, which could include selling gold holdings. The extent of the gold selloff – a 2.4% drop in a single day is significant for a traditionally stable asset – underscores the severity of the market's reaction to the tariff news. This move also highlights the fact that even safe-haven assets are not immune to broad market dislocations and shifts in investor sentiment. Looking ahead, the trajectory of gold prices will likely depend heavily on how the tariff situation unfolds and its actual impact on the global economy. If the tariff threats escalate into a full-blown trade war with significant negative consequences for growth and corporate earnings, we could see further volatility across all asset classes. In such a scenario, the initial reaction might be continued selling pressure on gold as investors prioritize liquidity and de-risking. However, if the economic fallout from tariffs becomes more apparent and concerns about stagflation (slow growth with high inflation) resurface, gold's traditional safe-haven appeal could reassert itself. In a stagflationary environment, gold could once again become an attractive asset as a hedge against both economic stagnation and the erosion of purchasing power. Moreover, any signs of easing monetary policy by central banks in response to slowing economic growth could also provide support for gold prices. Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like gold and can also be inflationary in the long run. In conclusion, the recent tumble in gold prices following the tariff shock demonstrates that even traditional safe-haven assets are susceptible to broad market selloffs triggered by significant economic uncertainties. The initial reaction appears to be driven by a general de-risking across asset classes and potential profit-taking after gold's recent record highs. However, the future performance of gold will depend on the evolving economic landscape, the actual impact of tariffs, and the response of monetary policy. While the immediate reaction has been negative, gold's role as a potential hedge against economic turmoil and inflation could see it regain its footing if the negative consequences of the tariff shock become more pronounced. Investors should closely monitor developments in trade policies and their broader economic implications to gauge the future direction of gold prices. The current volatility serves as a reminder that even in the realm of safe havens, market dynamics can shift rapidly and unexpectedly.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by bryandowningqln
"Gold Approaching Key Support – Will Bulls Take Control?"🔹 Market Structure: Gold is currently in a corrective phase after a strong bullish run, facing a pullback from recent highs around $3,160. The price has now approached a key horizontal support zone near $2,980 - $3,020. 🔹 Key Levels: ✅ Resistance: ~$3,160 (previous high) ✅ Horizontal Support: ~$2,980 - $3,020 (marked in blue) ✅ Target Level: ~$3,099 (potential bounce area) 🔹 Potential Scenarios: 1️⃣ Bullish Reversal: If the price finds support in the marked zone and forms bullish confirmation (e.g., hammer candle, bullish engulfing), we could see a retest of $3,099 and potentially higher levels. 2️⃣ Breakdown Scenario: If support fails, gold may see further downside towards $2,950 or lower. 🔹 Trading Plan: 📈 Buy Setup: Look for bullish confirmation near support (~$3,020) with a target of $3,099 - $3,120. 📉 Sell Setup: If support breaks, short positions could target $2,950 - $2,920. 🔸 Bias: Bullish above support, bearish below it. 🔸 Risk Management: Use a stop-loss below support (~$2,980) to manage risk. Would you like me to refine this further or add any indicators like RSI, Moving Averages, etc.? 🚀
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by PIPsOptimizer
1
THE KOG REPORT - UpdateEnd of day update from us here at KOG: Quiet day on the markets today, while we wanted gold to reject the resistance level it breached giving the move upside completing the bias levels. It's a move we ideally wanted to take from below, but nothing ventured nothing gained as they say. Now we have support below at the 3115 region with resistance in a potential order region 3130-35, which could be the potential level they target for the close or during the Asian session. It's the last day of the month and the first day of a new month tomorrow. For that reason we're taking it lightly trading the red boxes only for scalps up here. 3135 is the level to watch we feel. As always, trade safe. KOG
FX:XAUUSD
by KnightsofGold
6
Gold Soars to New Heights: Staying Bullish Amid VolatilityGold surged overnight, marking its third consecutive day of gains and breaking through key resistance levels. Early trading saw prices hit a fresh high of 3220, driven primarily by safe-haven demand. After stabilizing near the 10-week moving average support, bullish momentum accelerated with favorable news catalysts, swiftly reclaiming lost ground and pushing to new highs. On the 4-hour chart, Bollinger Bands are widening upward, with steady support from moving averages reinforcing the uptrend. Corrections remain brief, underscoring the strength of the current rally. While we maintain a bullish outlook for intraday trades, caution is advised as Friday’s close may trigger profit-taking. Key support levels to watch are 3185 and 3165—consider scaling into longs on pullbacks. With no clear resistance in sight and heightened volatility, tactical entry points should align with real-time price action. Stay nimble, stay long.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Oxtradegpt
This 3 Step System Say Gold Is A Good BuyWhen you look at this chart you will notice that the price of Gold has crossed down the parabolic SAR. This is a very important thing for you to take note of -- Because this indicator shows you that Gold TVC:GOLD is in a good buy.When you understand this system, you will begin to see buy opportunities. -- This opportunities will work together.When you see this collaboration, it will show you that you are on the right path. -- Another thing you see on this chart are 3 steps: 1-The price is above the 50 EMA 2-The price is above the 200 EMA 3-The price has gapped up on the Parabolic SAR -- That last step is very important for you to remember. Rocket boost this content to learn more ------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: Trading is risky please learn risk management and profit taking strategies. Also feel free to use a simulation trading account.
TVC:GOLDLong
by lubosi
Gold top long and short structure conversionThe gold market has recently shown a clear bearish-dominated pattern, with the weekly closing high and long upper shadow negative line, combined with the gap of $50 opened lower this week, the technical bearish signal is strong. Although there was a violent rebound to 3055 during the Asian session, filling part of the gap, it encountered strong suppression near the 5-day moving average of 3030, which happened to be the resistance level transformed from the previous key support, forming a typical technical "top and bottom conversion". Key technical analysis Large cycle structure: Weekly level: Long upper shadow negative line with low opening, confirming the top pressure Daily level: Moving average system short arrangement, 3030 becomes the long-short watershed Key support system: 3030-3000-2980 (downward layer by layer) Core resistance: 3055 (gap filling position), 3030 (top and bottom conversion) Trend evolution characteristics: Support levels are lost one after another (3030→3000→2980) and short momentum continues to increase The market enters a high volatility shock repair stage Current market characteristics Volatility characteristics: Single-day volatility exceeds 100 US dollars Quick conversion of long and short (violent rebound after a sharp drop in the Asian session) Repeated testing of technical positions (3030 key position) Trading environment: High volatility makes stop loss more difficult Technical position effectiveness is enhanced Need to be vigilant against false breakthrough risks Professional trading strategy Short opportunities: Entry Point: Near 3055 (top and bottom conversion suppression zone) Risk control: Strict stop loss above 3060 Target level: 3035→3030 (take profit in batches) Applicable conditions: Maintain validity before breaking through 3060 Long position layout: Ideal position: 2958-2960 (weekly moving average support) Stop loss setting: below 2953 (previous low protection) Target outlook: 2980→3000 (step profit) Core logic: grasp the opportunity of oversold rebound Key risk control points Position management: Single risk control at 1-2% Adopt batch position building strategy Trading timing: Asian session is mainly observed U.S. session focuses on breakthrough opportunities Emergency plan: Short position immediately stops loss after breaking through 3060 Long position layout is temporarily suspended after breaking through 2950 Focus on the future market 3030 key position competition: Continued pressure maintains short position thinking Effective breakthrough requires re-evaluation
FX:XAUUSD
by Golden_Legend
Mastering Market Trends: Your Guide to Clearer Trading DecisionsTrends shape every decision you make in the markets, even if you’re unaware of it. Understanding how to identify and adapt to these market phases is your foundational skill - one that separates successful traders from the rest. Today, let’s simplify and clarify the three essential types of market trends. By mastering this, you’ll approach trading decisions with more confidence and clarity. ⸻ 📈 1. Uptrend – Riding the Bull • What is it? An uptrend is like climbing stairs upward. Each step (low) is higher than the previous one, and every leap (high) sets a new peak. • What drives it? Buyers dominate, optimism rules, and demand pushes prices upward. • Trading tip: Identify support levels and look for retracements as potential entry points. Be cautious about chasing prices that have moved too far without a pullback. ⸻ 📉 2. Downtrend – Navigating the Bearish Territory • What is it? Visualize going down a staircase. Each step down (low) surpasses the previous one, and every upward bounce (high) falls short of the prior peak. • What drives it? Sellers control the market, bearish sentiment takes over, and supply outweighs demand. • Trading tip: Look for resistance areas to identify potential short entries or wait patiently for signs of a reversal if you’re bullish. ⸻ ➡️ 3. Sideways Market – The Calm Before the Storm • What is it? Imagine a tug-of-war with evenly matched teams. The price moves back and forth in a narrow range without breaking decisively higher or lower. • What drives it? Uncertainty, indecision, or equilibrium between buyers and sellers. • Trading tip: Stay patient! Either look to trade range extremes (buying support and selling resistance) or wait for clear breakout signals to catch the next big move. ⸻ 🔍 Pro Tip for Trend Analysis: • Multi-timeframe analysis is key: Always check higher timeframes (weekly, daily, or hourly) to confirm the primary trend. Don’t let short-term noise mislead your trading decisions. ⸻ 🚀 Why It Matters: Aligning your strategies with the correct market trend significantly improves your odds. It’s like sailing with the wind at your back instead of battling against it. Now, tell us in the comments: Which trend type do you find most challenging to trade? Trade smarter. Trade clearer.
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by TrendGo_Official