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Gold Trading Strategy for 02nd September 2025📊 Gold Intraday Trading Plan 🔼 Buy Setup Entry: Buy above the high of a 15-min candle that closes above $3484 Targets: 1st Target: $3495 2nd Target: $3505 3rd Target: $3515 🔽 Sell Setup Entry: Sell below the low of a 1-hour candle that closes below $3467 Targets: 1st Target: $3453 2nd Target: $3440 3rd Target: $3428 ⚠️ Disclaimer: This analysis is shared for educational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. Trading in commodities, forex, or stocks involves substantial risk, including the possible loss of your invested capital. Always do your own research, use proper risk management, and consult with your financial advisor before taking any trades.
TVC:GOLD
by ramkkyy
“The Art of Traps: Understanding Fake Breakouts in XAUUSD”“The Art of Traps: Understanding Fake Breakouts in XAUUSD” This chart illustrates how gold (XAUUSD) is currently navigating a critical battle between resistance and support. At the top, the resistance zone (3440–3460) has already shown signs of rejection, hinting at a possible fake breakout scenario. Such traps are common in financial markets—they draw traders into buying late, only for price to reverse and capture liquidity. On the downside, the chart highlights two important stages: The first target lies around 3400, where short-term buyers may start taking profits. The final target sits at the key support zone (3330–3320), which has acted as a structural backbone in past moves. If this level holds, we can expect another bullish leg; if broken, deeper downside pressure could unfold. The sequence of higher lows in recent weeks demonstrates strength in the broader trend, but it also warns that markets are building energy before a larger move. Liquidity sweeps (marked in the chart) serve as reminders that price does not move randomly—it often seeks zones where orders are concentrated. 🔑 Educational Takeaway: Trading is not just about spotting breakouts; it’s about understanding whether those moves are genuine or deceptive. By studying price behavior at resistance and support, traders can avoid falling into liquidity traps and position themselves with the “smart money.”
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Mentor_Michael03
1
XAUUSD Trade Idea – Short SetupPair: XAUUSD (Gold/USD) Type: Sell Setup Risk/Reward Ratio: 2.7 : 1 🔹 Technical Overview: Price is moving inside a descending channel, respecting both the upper and lower trendlines. Recent rejection near the upper channel resistance indicates continuation of bearish pressure. A short position is taken after price failed to break above the upper boundary. Volume activity is showing reduced buying momentum, supporting bearish bias. 🔹 Trade Setup: Entry: 3,473 Stop Loss: 3,477.1 (above channel resistance) Take Profit: 3,461.4 (near lower channel support) 🔹 Idea Summary: As long as price remains inside the descending channel, bearish continuation is expected. This setup offers a strong risk-to-reward ratio of 2.7:1, making it favorable for short-term traders. ⚠️ Note: If price breaks above the channel resistance, bearish bias will be invalidated.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Aj1t4
XAUUSD Daily Report | Dollar Weakness Fuels Bullish ContinuationXAUUSD Daily Report | Dollar Weakness Fuels Bullish Continuation Gold (XAUUSD) Daily Report 🔎 Technical Outlook (Daily) Daily structure is showing strong bullish momentum, with impulsive legs dominating over corrective phases. Price action highlights continuation strength, as buyers maintain control with consistent liquidity grabs. Trend rhythm remains intact, suggesting that intraday pullbacks are only corrective, not structural reversals. 🌍 Fundamental Outlook US Dollar Weakness continues to fuel daily gold strength. Monetary Policy Expectations of a dovish Fed keep yields under pressure, driving capital into gold. Geopolitical Tensions & Inflation Concerns sustain gold’s role as a safe-haven hedge. Central Bank Buying underpins demand, reinforcing institutional support.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by XAU_EMPIRE
Weekly Gold (XAU/USD) Report📊 Weekly Gold (XAU/USD) Report 🔹 Fundamental Outlook Gold remains supported by macroeconomic uncertainty and central bank policies. With global inflation pressures stabilizing but geopolitical tensions persisting, institutional demand for gold as a hedge is intact. The US dollar’s fluctuations and interest rate expectations continue to influence short-term moves, but central banks’ ongoing gold accumulation provides strong long-term demand. Investor sentiment leans toward risk-hedging assets, keeping gold fundamentally supported. 🔹 Technical Structure This week’s chart shows that gold has recently completed a downward corrective phase and executed a clear breakout from its descending channel. The breakout has been followed by strong bullish momentum, suggesting renewed institutional buying interest. The market is now showing a healthy impulsive leg upward, with higher highs and higher lows forming. After this strong move, short-term price action indicates a potential cooling-off period—a common consolidation stage before continuation. Volume flow reflects increasing participation during the breakout, confirming strength in the move. The broader price structure remains trend-reversal aligned, favoring further upside if momentum sustains.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by XAU_EMPIRE
2
Gold Surges $70+ – Is XAUUSD Ready for the Next Big Move?🔥 Market Update Gold (XAUUSD) just made a massive rally of more than $70, shaking the entire trading community. The rise in geopolitical tensions is pushing safe-haven demand to extreme levels, and gold has once again become the most-watched asset worldwide. For Indian traders, where gold holds not just market value but also cultural importance, this move is a wake-up call – volatility is at its peak, and discipline is key. 🔎 Macro Outlook 🌍 Global geopolitical risks → Strong inflows into gold as a safe haven. 💵 USD and bond yields are not enough to stop buyers rushing to gold. 📊 Upcoming US PCE data & Fed decisions could bring even bigger swings. 📊 Technical View (H4) After the sharp rally, gold built a base around CP Zone H4 before breaking out again. Key Support Levels 3,462 – 3,443 → Must hold to keep the bullish structure intact. Key Resistance Levels 3,487 – 3,518 → Likely area for pullback or reaction. A clean break could target 3,536+ next. 📌 Possible Market Scenarios ✅ Scenario 1 (Preferred) Price holds above 3,462 → Tests 3,511 – 3,518 and can push towards 3,536. ⚠️ Scenario 2 (Deeper Pullback) Break below 3,462 → Retest of 3,443 before buyers step back in. 🎯 Trade Plan (Reference Only) ✅ BUY ZONE 1 Entry: 3453 – 3451 SL: 3446 TP: 3460 – 3465 – 3470 – 3475 – 3480 – ??? ✅ BUY ZONE 2 Entry: 3444 – 3442 SL: 3438 TP: 3450 – 3460 – 3470 – 3480 – ??? ❌ SELL ZONE Entry: 3512 – 3514 SL: 3518 TP: 3505 – 3500 – 3495 – 3490 – 3480 – 3470 💡 Key Takeaways for Indian Traders Gold is in a powerful uptrend, driven by global uncertainty. But after such a sharp move, a technical pullback is very possible. Best approach now: ✔️ Wait for dip-buying opportunities near strong supports. ✔️ Respect stop loss – capital protection comes first. ✔️ Keep an eye on global news that can spark instant volatility. This is the kind of market where patience + discipline = survival and profit. 🚀
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by MMFlowTrading
Gold jumps to $3,490 as US court ruling invalidates Trump tariffRate Cut Expectations Boost Gold to $3490. Dollar Index Retests 97.50. US Court Invalidates Trump Tariff. Global Central Banks Step Up Gold Purchases. Markets Await Nonfarm Payrolls. Fundamental drivers With the beginning of 1st trading day of September, Gold witnessed strong buying rush as rising expectations of rate cut by Fed pushed Dollar index to 97.50 adding tailwinds to Gold rallying all the way to $3490, only $10 short of record $3500. A US court ruling has invalidated trade tariffs imposed by the US president Donald Trump which increases political uncertainty as Trump's egoistic ambitions to control the Fed's independence creates deadlock. The world watches SCO where India, Russia, China meet to discuss cooperation signalling a paradigm shift for dollar hegemony. Macro risks and safe haven buying are boosting Gold rush for safety against global economic uncertainties. Technical drivers 4 hourly 14 period RSI reading 80 reaches overbought territory and indicates presence of bulls and any pullback towards support zone is attracting buyers for further rally. Price action shows sideways trades with consolidation below $3490 high and upcoming sessions may witness a retracement to local demand area $3454-$3447 where buying is likely to resume for another leg up. If the metal breaks below $3454-$3447, look for further retracement towards $3436-$3428 below which next support sits at $3415-$3405 which aligns with horizontal breakout zone and turning point. On the higher side, consolidated break above $3490 will signal retest of $3500 record high and a break above the psychological zone $3500 opens the way for bullish extension to triangular breakout targets $3545 followed by $3568.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by SunilKumarDixitSKCharting
XAUUSD Gold Trading Strategy September 1, 2025XAUUSD Gold Trading Strategy September 1, 2025: Gold reversed its decline and surged to its weekly target, boosted by U.S. PCE data and concerns about Fed independence. Fundamentals: Gold prices reversed course in the U.S. trading session last week, erasing all losses and rising to a new high. After the US Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation report largely met expectations, the precious metal traded near $3,454, its highest level since June 16. The weakening dollar supported gold prices, while traders continued to bet on the Federal Reserve's monetary easing measures in September. Technical analysis: Gold prices, after breaking the 3,420 - 3,425 area, rose sharply to the 3,485 area and are heading towards the old ATH area of ​​3,500. We will now trade in an uptrend, waiting for a trading point at the combined support zones of MA, Fib and FVG. Important price zones today: 3,420 - 3,425 and 3,445 - 3,450. Today's trading trend: BUY. Recommended orders: Plan 1: BUY XAUUSD zone 3445 - 3447 SL 3442 TP 3450 - 3460 - 3480 - 3500. Plan 2: BUY XAUUSD zone 3420 - 3422 SL 3417 TP 3425 - 3435 - 3455 - 3500. Wish you a new week of safe, effective trading and lots of profit.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
OANDA:XAUUSD
by pigout
Gold consolidates as new alliances emerge | Captain Vincent 1. News Wave 🌍 At the two-day summit in Shanghai, Prime Minister Modi and President Xi Jinping announced that India and China will become development partners rather than competitors. The meeting also included Russia and four Central Asian nations, aiming to form a Southern Hemisphere bloc to counterbalance the US and the West. 👉 This signals a shift in geopolitical power, heightening concerns of global polarization → Gold continues to hold its safe-haven position. 2. Technical Analysis ⚙️ On the H2 chart, Gold has formed a Higher High after the recent strong breakout. Storm Breaker 🌊 (Sell Zone 3511 – 3518): Strong resistance, potential for supply if price retests. Golden Harbor 🏝️ (Buy Zone 3450 – 3448): Confluence with FVG + Fibonacci 0.5/0.618, a key support for pullback entries. Main Trend: Gold likely to move sideways between 3450 – 3510 before choosing a major direction. 3. Captain Vincent’s Map – Trade Scenarios 🪙 🔻 Storm Breaker 🌊 (SELL Reaction) Entry: 3511 – 3508 SL: 3518 TP: 3505 → 3500 → 3497 → 349x → 348x 🏝️ Golden Harbor (BUY Zone – Strong Support) Entry: 3450 – 3448 SL: 3440 TP: 3453 → 3456 → 3459 → 3462 → 346x 4. Captain’s Note ⚓ "Political news continues to stir the golden sea 🌊. Bears are waiting at Storm Breaker 3511, but the safe harbor remains Golden Harbor 3450 – 3448. In such unpredictable waters, prioritise short-term sells to flow with safe-haven demand, rather than recklessly facing the storm."
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by CaptainVincent
Spot Gold, Door Open for $3800, Need Patience.Spot #Gold, Door Open for $3800, Need Patience. (Any Panic Buy on Dips). Gold’s price broke through an important level at $3,450, which experts call a “symmetrical triangle pattern.” This is a sign that gold might keep going up, continuing a trend that started earlier this year. After a strong two-month rise starting in February, gold took a break but now seems ready to climb again. Some experts think gold could reach $3,600 or even $3,800 soon, which would beat its previous high of $3,500 from April 22.
FXOPEN:XAUUSDLong
by Neal_Bhai
7
Basics of Derivatives in IndiaIntroduction The financial market is like a vast ocean where investors, traders, institutions, and governments interact. Within this ocean, different instruments allow participants to manage risk, invest, or speculate. One of the most powerful tools in modern finance is Derivatives. In India, derivatives have become an essential part of the stock market, commodity market, and even the currency market. They allow investors to hedge risk, speculate on price movements, and improve liquidity. Since the early 2000s, India’s derivative market has grown to become one of the largest in the world. This write-up will explain derivatives in India in simple, detailed, and structured language, covering their meaning, types, uses, risks, and the overall market structure. 1. Meaning of Derivatives A Derivative is a financial instrument whose value is “derived” from the price of another underlying asset. The underlying asset can be: Stocks (Equities) Indices (Nifty 50, Bank Nifty, Sensex, etc.) Commodities (Gold, Silver, Crude Oil, Wheat, Cotton, etc.) Currencies (USD/INR, EUR/INR, etc.) Interest Rates or Bonds The derivative itself has no independent value — it is only a contract based on the future value of the underlying asset. Example: Suppose Reliance Industries stock is trading at ₹2,500. You and another trader enter into a derivative contract (say, a future) where you agree to buy Reliance stock after one month at ₹2,600. The value of your contract will move up or down depending on Reliance’s market price in the future. 2. History of Derivatives in India The journey of derivatives in India is relatively new compared to developed markets like the US. Before 2000: Indian markets mainly had spot trading (buying/selling shares). Informal forward trading existed but was unregulated. 2000: SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) introduced derivatives officially. NSE launched index futures on Nifty 50 as the first derivative product. 2001: Index options were introduced. 2002: Stock options and stock futures were introduced. 2003 onwards: Derivatives expanded to commodities (MCX, NCDEX) and later to currencies. Present: India has one of the world’s most actively traded derivatives markets, with Nifty and Bank Nifty options among the highest traded globally. 3. Types of Derivatives There are four primary types of derivatives: (a) Forward Contracts A forward contract is a customized agreement between two parties to buy or sell an asset at a future date at a pre-decided price. These contracts are over-the-counter (OTC), meaning they are private and not traded on exchanges. Example: A farmer agrees to sell 100 quintals of wheat to a trader at ₹2,000/quintal after three months. Issues: High risk of default because there’s no exchange guarantee. (b) Futures Contracts Futures are standardized forward contracts that are traded on exchanges (NSE, BSE, MCX). The exchange guarantees settlement, reducing counterparty risk. Example: Buying a Nifty 50 Futures Contract expiring in September at 24,000 means you’re betting Nifty will be higher than that price. Key Features: Standardized contract size Daily settlement (Mark-to-Market) High liquidity (c) Options Contracts An option gives the buyer the right but not the obligation to buy or sell an underlying asset at a fixed price before or on a certain date. Types of options: Call Option: Right to buy Put Option: Right to sell Example: You buy a Reliance Call Option at ₹2,600 strike price. If Reliance rises to ₹2,800, you can exercise your option and profit. If the stock falls, you can let the option expire by only losing the premium paid. (d) Swaps A swap is a contract where two parties exchange cash flows or liabilities. In India, swaps are mainly used by institutions, not retail traders. Example: An Indian company with a loan at floating interest rate swaps it with another company having a fixed interest rate loan. 4. Derivative Instruments in India In India, derivatives are available in: Equity Derivatives: Nifty Futures, Bank Nifty Options, Stock Futures & Options. Commodity Derivatives: Gold, Silver, Crude Oil, Agricultural commodities (via MCX, NCDEX). Currency Derivatives: USD/INR, EUR/INR, GBP/INR futures and options. Interest Rate Derivatives: Limited but available for institutional participants. 5. Participants in the Derivative Market Different participants enter derivatives for different purposes: Hedgers Businesses or investors who want to protect themselves from price volatility. Example: A farmer hedging against falling crop prices. Speculators Traders who try to make profits from price fluctuations. Example: Buying Nifty options hoping for a rally. Arbitrageurs They exploit price differences between markets. Example: If Reliance stock trades at ₹2,500 in the spot market but the futures is at ₹2,520, arbitrageurs will sell futures and buy in spot to lock in profit. Margin Traders Traders who use leverage (borrowed money) to amplify gains and losses. 6. Role of SEBI and Exchanges SEBI is the regulator of the Indian derivative market. It ensures transparency, fairness, and prevents market manipulation. NSE & BSE provide trading platforms for equity derivatives. MCX & NCDEX are major exchanges for commodities. Clearing Corporations ensure smooth settlement and eliminate counterparty risk. 7. Trading Mechanism in Indian Derivatives Open a demat and trading account with a broker. Maintain margin money to enter into derivative trades. Place orders (buy/sell futures or options). Daily profit/loss is settled through Mark-to-Market (MTM). On expiry date, contracts are either cash-settled or physically settled. 8. Margin System in India Initial Margin: Minimum amount required to enter a derivative position. Maintenance Margin: Minimum balance to be maintained. Mark-to-Market Margin: Daily profit/loss adjustment. This ensures traders don’t default. 9. Risks in Derivatives While derivatives offer opportunities, they are risky: Market Risk: Sudden price movements can cause big losses. Leverage Risk: Small margin allows big positions, amplifying losses. Liquidity Risk: Some contracts may not have enough buyers/sellers. Operational Risk: Mismanagement or technical issues. Systemic Risk: Large defaults affecting the whole market. 10. Advantages of Derivatives in India Risk Management (Hedging) Price Discovery High Liquidity (especially Nifty & Bank Nifty options) Lower Transaction Costs compared to cash markets Speculative Opportunities 11. Real-Life Examples in Indian Market Nifty & Bank Nifty Options: Most traded globally, used by retail traders, institutions, and FIIs. Reliance Futures: Highly liquid individual stock future. Gold Futures on MCX: Popular among commodity traders. USD/INR Futures: Widely used by importers/exporters to hedge currency risk. 12. Growth of Derivatives in India India is among the largest derivative markets globally by volume. NSE ranked No.1 worldwide in derivatives trading (by contracts traded) for several years. Rising retail participation due to online trading platforms and lower costs. 13. Challenges in Indian Derivatives Market High speculation and retail losses due to lack of knowledge. Complexity of products for small investors. Need for better risk management education. Regulatory challenges in commodities (e.g., banning certain agri contracts due to volatility). Conclusion Derivatives in India have grown from a niche financial instrument to a core pillar of financial markets. They provide risk management, speculation, arbitrage, and liquidity benefits. However, they are a double-edged sword — while they can magnify profits, they can also magnify losses. For Indian traders and businesses, understanding derivatives is crucial. From Nifty and Bank Nifty options dominating retail trade to commodity hedging by farmers and corporates, derivatives touch every corner of the economy. As SEBI continues to strengthen regulations and technology makes access easier, the future of derivatives in India looks promising, provided participants use them wisely with proper risk management.
TVC:GOLDEducation
by TechnicalExpress
4
Gold 01/09: FVG Retracement – Buy on Dips, Short near 3515SMC Market View – 01 September Gold is continuing its bullish order flow, with clear BOS and ChoCH signals already confirmed. Price has formed an FVG (Fair Value Gap) near 3463, and is now showing momentum towards the 3515 supply zone. ✅ BUY Setups Buy Zone 1: 3418 – 3422 Strong demand area with trendline support and liquidity sweep. Stop Loss: 3410 Targets: 3430 – 3445 – 3455 – 3460+ Buy Scalp Zone: 3352 – 3350 Deeper liquidity grab area, suitable for quick scalps. Stop Loss: 3344 Targets: 3360 – 3380 – 3400 👉 All buy zones are aligned with the dominant bullish structure. Best approach: wait for retracements to go long. ❌ SELL Setup Sell Zone: 3515 – 3517 H1 supply area overlapping with resistance. Stop Loss: 3522 Targets: 3500 – 3485 – 3475 – 3465 – 3450 👉 Short trades here are only meant for quick pullbacks. The bigger bias remains bullish unless a strong bearish ChoCH shows up. 📌 Conclusion Main bias: Buy on dips at 3415–3422, 3442–3447, and scalp at 3352–3350. Secondary play: Short at 3515–3520 targeting demand. Key level: Watch the FVG at 3463 for market reaction.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Ryan_TitanTrader
1
Will Gold Return to 3400?Market Context Price has registered multiple bullish break of structure, confirming short-term bullish momentum. A supply zone around 3449 – 3451 may trigger liquidity-driven reactions. The fair value gap between 3360 – 3310 is still open and could pull price down before continuation. Key Levels Supply Zone: 3449 – 3451 Buy Zone 1: 3396 – 3400 (Stop Loss: 3390) Buy Zone 2: 3310 – 3315 (Stop Loss: 3303) FVG Zone: 3360 – 3310 Trading Scenarios Primary Buy Setup Entry: 3396 – 3400 Stop Loss: 3390 Target: 3449 – 3460 liquidity sweep Secondary Buy Setup Entry: 3310 – 3315 Stop Loss: 3303 Target: 3396 – 3449 Counter-trend Sell Entry: 3449 – 3451, provided rejection is visible Stop Loss: above 3458 Target: 3400 demand Summary The overall bias stays bullish with two key demand zones in play: 3400 for a shallow retracement and 3310 for a deeper liquidity sweep. Short positions near supply remain valid only as quick counter-trend trades.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Ryan_TitanTrader
1
Elliott Wave Analysis – XAUUSD (01/09/2025) Momentum • D1 timeframe: Momentum has been stuck in the overbought zone for the past 4 days, showing strong buying pressure. However, this also creates noise since extended overbought conditions can reverse at any time. • H4 timeframe: Momentum is about to turn down in the overbought zone. Once an H4 candle closes with confirmation, we can expect a correction lasting around 4–5 H4 candles. • H1 timeframe: Momentum is heading into the overbought zone. Within 1–2 more H1 candles, a short-term pullback is likely. ________________________________________ Wave Structure • D1 timeframe: Price has risen sharply and steeply, with momentum staying overbought for a long time. This suggests that wave 4 has likely completed, and the market is entering a long-term uptrend. The minimum target is 3684 (equal to the length of wave W). • H4 timeframe: Price is currently in red wave 3. We expect a correction into red wave 4, which aligns with H4 momentum preparing to turn down. • H1 timeframe: o Wave i (green) is labeled as a leading diagonal, even though wave ii (green) did not retrace as deeply as expected. o Price is now in an extended wave iii (green). o Within wave iii (green), a 5-wave structure 1-2-3-4-5 (red) is unfolding. Red wave 3 has already completed with its internal 5-wave (black). o The target for black wave 5 was achieved at the Fibonacci 0.618 projection of black waves 1–3 → confirming that red wave 3 has completed and price is now correcting into red wave 4. • Red wave 4 outlook: Likely to take shape as a zigzag, flat, or triangle. Two retracement zones are identified: 1. 3462 – 23.6% retracement of red wave 3. 2. 3447 – 38.2% retracement of red wave 3. Considering the guideline that wave 4 often returns to the territory of wave 4 of a smaller degree, and that H4 momentum needs more time to move into the oversold zone, we select 3447 as the primary target for a sell setup. ________________________________________ Trade Plan • Buy Zone: 3448 – 3446 • Stop Loss: 3438 • Take Profit: o TP1: 3485 o TP2: 3521
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by WavePoint_FX