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“XAUUSD – Strong Sell Setup from All-Time High Resistance“XAUUSD – Strong Sell Setup from All-Time High Resistance 🚨📉” Currently, gold has reached a strong resistance zone around 3575 – 3600, where price is showing signs of exhaustion after a strong bullish rally. This area is a key supply zone and could trigger profit-taking or fresh short entries. From here, I am expecting a potential correction move. 1st Target: Around 3480 – 3450, where we can see a clear demand zone and previous consolidation. If bearish pressure continues, the price may extend towards the final target at 3330 – 3320, which is also a key support point aligned with previous market structure. Market structure shows a clear higher low formation earlier, which fueled this rally, but after tapping into resistance, a short-term pullback seems highly likely. 📌 Overall, short-term bias = bearish correction, while long-term trend remains bullish unless price breaks below the 3320 support zone.ll-Time High Resistance
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Mentor_Michael03
9.3 Gold Analysis9.3 Gold Analysis Spot gold prices have now stabilized above $3,500/oz, continuing their historic upward trend. The main factors driving the gold price increase include: rising market expectations for a September Federal Reserve rate cut and increased safe-haven demand. Furthermore, holdings of the SPDR Gold Trust, the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund (ETF), increased by 1.32% on Tuesday to 990.56 tons, reaching their highest level since August 2022, reflecting strong investor demand. Technically, the gold daily chart has closed higher for six consecutive days, demonstrating strong bullish momentum. However, after this consecutive rise, the market has shown signs of being overbought. Based on historical trends, a correction typically occurs after five to six consecutive days of gains. Key short-term support is the $3,508-3,500/oz range. Trading Strategy Gold: The market is closely watching Friday's release of US non-farm payroll data for further confirmation of the extent of the Fed's interest rate cut. After a continuous rise in gold prices, the risk of a technical pullback is increasing. Avoid chasing high prices and consider waiting for a pullback to support levels to enter the long position. Trade with caution and manage risk. Best wishes for successful trading!
OANDA:XAUUSD
by Emily357538
Gold Approaches All-Time High with Strong Bullish MomentumAnalysis: Gold (XAU/USD) is showing strong bullish momentum after breaking through the buy zone around the $3,450 level. Price action has respected the ascending channel and successfully pushed above key resistance levels. Currently, gold is trading at $3,473, with the next major target set at the all-time high (ATH) of $3,550, as highlighted on the chart. The breakout above the consolidation zone suggests continued buyer strength, supported by high trading volume. If the bullish momentum sustains, we can expect a new ATH around $3,550+, while a failure to hold above $3,450 may bring a short-term pullback toward $3,400 – $3,346 support levels. Overall, sentiment remains bullish, and gold looks ready to test higher highs if momentum continues. Would you like me to also create a trade plan (entry, stop loss, take profit levels) for this setup?
FX:XAUUSDLong
by Pipshunter27
1
MARKET CONTEXT-Gold is in a strong uptrend, with strong momentum pushing the price above 3500 – an important psychological level. -However, after reaching a peak around 3552, the price is now pulling back to the 3532 area. ➡️ On H1 & M15, the Higher High – Higher Low structure is still intact, but the big red candle just appeared on H1 suggests that the market may need some consolidation or a small correction before continuing the trend. 📊 VOLUME PROFILE (estimated) 🔺 VAH: 3548–3552 → New resistance zone, possible short-term profit-taking 🟨 POC: 3510–3512 → Nearest balanced support zone from volume 🔻 LVN: 3490–3494 → Low liquidity zone, price may react quickly if POC is broken 🟩 Demand Zone H4: 3450–3460 → Strong support from higher timeframe, potential buy zone if price corrects deeper 🛡 SUPPORT – RESISTANCE Resistance: 3548–3552 (new VAH) 3560–3565 (psychological barrier if breakout continues) Support: 3510–3512 (POC) 3490–3494 (LVN) 3450–3460 (H4 Demand Zone) 📍 TRADING SCENARIOS (based on M15 & H1) 📊 Scenario 1: SELL reaction at VAH 3548–3552 ✅Conditions: Price retests 3548–3552 Bearish Pin Bar or reversal pattern appears on M15 Weak breakout volume ⚠️ Reason: This is a newly formed resistance zone Strong profit-taking pressure may appear 🎯 Target: 3512 → 3494 🛑 SL: above 3556 📊Scenario 2: BUY at POC 3510–3512 ✅ Conditions: Price pulls back to 3510 Bullish Pin Bar / Fakey / Strong absorption volume on M15 ⚠️ Reason: POC is strong support based on volume Uptrend structure still valid 🎯 Target: 3535 → 3550 🛑 SL: below 3505 🧷 Scenario 3: SELL if POC 3510 breaks ✅ Conditions: H1 closes below 3510 Pullback does not reclaim POC Volume confirms sellers in control ⚠️ Reason: If POC is lost, the market may correct deeper Likely to retest LVN 3490 🎯 Target: 3490 → 3460 🛑 SL: above 3518 📊 Scenario 4: Strong BUY at Demand Zone 3450–3460 (H4) ✅ Conditions: Price drops to 3450–3460 Strong reversal pattern + good absorption volume on M15/H1 ⚠️ Reason: Major support from higher timeframe High chance of bouncing back if the market corrects deeply 🎯 Target: 3510 → 3530 🛑 SL: below 3445
OANDA:XAUUSD
by TraderX_68
1
XAUUSD Gold Trading Strategy September 3, 2025XAUUSD Gold Trading Strategy September 3, 2025: Gold prices are stable, heading towards the $3,550 mark with ETF capital flows boosting and the market is also waiting for employment data and developments from the FED. Basic news: Spot gold prices remained stable in today's Asian trading session, after rising sharply in the previous session. The current international gold price is around $3,531/ounce, according to CMC Group's FedWatch Tool, the market is pricing in nearly 92% of the possibility that the Fed will cut 25 basis points at the meeting on September 17. Technical analysis: Spot gold prices continue to increase strongly. The rising price channel remains. Currently, the MA lines and the Fib frame are still very good support areas for prices, however, the RSI is in the overbought area; we should be careful that prices will have a correction first and then increase again. We limit FOMO, continue to wait at support zones combined between MA, Fib and FVG zone. Important price zones today: 3500 - 3505 and 3475 - 3480. Today's trading trend: BUY. Recommended orders: Plan 1: BUY XAUUSD zone 3500 - 3502 SL 3497 TP 3505 - 3515 - 3530 - 3550. Plan 2: BUY XAUUSD zone 3475 - 3477 SL 3472 TP 3480 - 3490 - 3500 - 3530. Wish you a safe, effective and profitable trading day.💯💯💯💯💯
OANDA:XAUUSD
by saduseall
2
XAU/USD Bullish Setup – OB Zone to $3,590 TargetChart Overview (XAU/USD – 30m): Current price: $3,534 Price is in a strong bullish channel (higher highs & higher lows). Market forming an ATH (All-Time High) and consolidating. 📌 Strategies Applied: 1. Trendline Strategy: Price respecting support & rejection lines inside ascending channel. Trend remains bullish as long as price holds above support. 2. Order Block (OB) Zone: Identified buying zone at $3,501 – $3,514. Strong support + liquidity area → possible rebound point. 3. Moving Averages (EMA): EMA 70 (3,508) and EMA 200 (3,464) both acting as dynamic support. EMA alignment confirms bullish momentum. 4. Risk–Reward Setup: Entry near OB Zone: $3,501 – $3,514 Stop-loss: below $3,500 Target: $3,590 (R:R ~ 1:3). ✅ Summary: Gold is in a strong bullish trend 🚀. The OB Buying Zone aligns with EMA support, offering a low-risk long entry. As long as $3,500 holds, price likely pushes towards the target zone $3,589 – $3,590.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by MR_JOHN144
Technical Analysis and Fundamental AnalysisIntroduction In the world of financial markets—whether equities, commodities, currencies, or bonds—two primary schools of thought dominate the decision-making process of traders and investors: technical analysis (TA) and fundamental analysis (FA). Both are distinct in methodology and philosophy, yet they share a common goal: to forecast future price movements and identify profitable opportunities. Technical analysis focuses on price action, charts, patterns, and market psychology, whereas fundamental analysis centers on intrinsic value, economic indicators, company performance, and long-term outlooks. Traders and investors often debate which approach is superior, but in practice, many combine elements of both to create a more holistic strategy. This essay provides an in-depth exploration of technical and fundamental analysis, covering their history, principles, tools, strengths, weaknesses, and practical applications. Part 1: Technical Analysis 1.1 What is Technical Analysis? Technical analysis is the study of historical price data and volume to forecast future market movements. Unlike fundamental analysis, it does not concern itself with “why” the price moves, but rather “how” it moves. The basic premise is that market action discounts everything, meaning all known information—economic, political, psychological—is already reflected in the price. Traders using technical analysis believe that patterns repeat over time due to human behavior and market psychology. By analyzing charts, they aim to identify trends and capitalize on them. 1.2 History of Technical Analysis The roots of TA trace back to Charles Dow, co-founder of the Wall Street Journal and the Dow Jones Industrial Average. His writings in the late 19th century evolved into what we now know as Dow Theory. Japanese rice traders developed candlestick charting in the 1700s, which still plays a major role in modern trading. Over time, charting techniques evolved into a sophisticated discipline supported by algorithms and computers. 1.3 Core Principles of Technical Analysis Market Discounts Everything All available information is already reflected in the price. Price Moves in Trends Markets follow trends—uptrend, downtrend, or sideways—and these trends are more likely to continue than reverse. History Repeats Itself Patterns of market behavior tend to repeat because human psychology does not change. 1.4 Tools of Technical Analysis (a) Charts Line Charts – simple, connect closing prices. Bar Charts – show open, high, low, close (OHLC). Candlestick Charts – visually appealing, show the same OHLC but easier to interpret. (b) Price Patterns Continuation Patterns: Flags, Pennants, Triangles. Reversal Patterns: Head and Shoulders, Double Top/Bottom, Cup and Handle. (c) Indicators and Oscillators Trend Indicators: Moving Averages (SMA, EMA), MACD. Momentum Oscillators: RSI, Stochastic Oscillator. Volatility Indicators: Bollinger Bands, ATR. Volume Indicators: On-Balance Volume (OBV), Volume Profile. (d) Support and Resistance Support: a level where demand outweighs supply, preventing further decline. Resistance: a level where supply outweighs demand, preventing further rise. (e) Advanced Tools Fibonacci Retracement and Extensions. Elliott Wave Theory. Ichimoku Cloud. Volume Profile Analysis. 1.5 Advantages of Technical Analysis Provides clear entry and exit signals. Works well for short-term and medium-term trading. Easy to visualize with charts. Reflects collective psychology and herd behavior. 1.6 Limitations of Technical Analysis Subjective interpretation: two analysts may read the same chart differently. Works best in trending markets, less effective in choppy markets. False signals can lead to losses. Relies on past data, which may not always predict future movements. Part 2: Fundamental Analysis 2.1 What is Fundamental Analysis? Fundamental analysis evaluates a security’s intrinsic value by examining economic, financial, and qualitative factors. It seeks to answer: Is this stock (or asset) undervalued or overvalued compared to its true worth? Investors use FA to make long-term decisions, focusing on earnings, growth potential, competitive advantages, management quality, and macroeconomic conditions. 2.2 Core Principles of Fundamental Analysis Intrinsic Value vs. Market Price If the intrinsic value is greater than market price → Buy (undervalued). If the intrinsic value is less than market price → Sell (overvalued). Economic and Business Cycles Matter Markets are influenced by GDP growth, inflation, interest rates, and other macroeconomic variables. Long-Term Focus Fundamental analysis is best suited for long-term investors, not short-term traders. 2.3 Types of Fundamental Analysis (a) Top-Down Approach Starts with the global economy, then narrows to sectors, and finally selects individual companies. (b) Bottom-Up Approach Focuses on company-specific factors first, regardless of broader economy or sector. 2.4 Tools of Fundamental Analysis (a) Economic Indicators GDP growth, unemployment rates, inflation, interest rates, currency fluctuations. (b) Industry and Sector Analysis Porter’s Five Forces model. Sector growth potential. (c) Company Analysis Quantitative Factors (Financial Statements) Income Statement (revenue, profit, margins). Balance Sheet (assets, liabilities, equity). Cash Flow Statement. Financial Ratios: P/E, P/B, ROE, ROA, Debt-to-Equity, etc. Qualitative Factors Management quality. Competitive advantage (moat). Brand value, innovation, customer loyalty. (d) Valuation Models Discounted Cash Flow (DCF). Dividend Discount Model. Price-to-Earnings and other multiples. 2.5 Advantages of Fundamental Analysis Provides deep insights into intrinsic value. Helps long-term investors make informed decisions. Identifies undervalued and overvalued opportunities. Considers broader economic and company-specific realities. 2.6 Limitations of Fundamental Analysis Time-consuming and requires access to reliable data. Assumptions in valuation models can be subjective. Does not provide short-term entry/exit signals. Markets can remain irrational longer than expected. Part 3: Technical vs. Fundamental Analysis Feature Technical Analysis Fundamental Analysis Focus Price action, charts, patterns Intrinsic value, financial health Time Horizon Short-term to medium-term Long-term Tools Used Indicators, oscillators, chart patterns Financial statements, ratios, DCF Philosophy “Price discounts everything” “Price may diverge from true value” Strengths Timing trades, market psychology Identifying strong companies/assets Weaknesses Subjective, false signals Time-consuming, subjective assumptions Part 4: Practical Applications 4.1 Traders Using Technical Analysis Day traders, scalpers, and swing traders rely heavily on technicals. Example: A trader identifies bullish divergence in RSI and enters a long position. 4.2 Investors Using Fundamental Analysis Long-term investors like Warren Buffett use FA to buy undervalued companies. Example: Buying a company with consistent free cash flow, strong moat, and low debt. 4.3 Combining Both Approaches (Techno-Fundamental) Many professionals combine both methods: Use fundamental analysis to select strong companies. Use technical analysis to time entry and exit points. Part 5: Case Studies Case Study 1: Reliance Industries (India) FA View: Strong business diversification, consistent earnings growth, high market share in telecom and retail. TA View: Technical breakout from a consolidation zone often triggers big moves. Outcome: FA supports long-term investment, TA helps with timing. Case Study 2: Tesla (US) FA View: High valuation multiples, but strong growth prospects in EV industry. TA View: Volatile price patterns with frequent trend reversals. Outcome: Investors may hold long-term based on fundamentals but traders rely on charts to manage risk. Part 6: Criticism and Debate Critics of TA argue that past price cannot reliably predict future performance. Critics of FA argue that intrinsic value is subjective, and markets often misprice assets for extended periods. In reality, both methods reflect different perspectives: TA focuses on “when” to trade, FA focuses on “what” to trade. Conclusion Technical analysis and fundamental analysis are two complementary pillars of market research. While TA is driven by patterns, psychology, and momentum, FA is grounded in data, earnings, and long-term value. For traders, technical analysis is often the weapon of choice due to its short-term applicability. For investors, fundamental analysis provides the framework for wealth creation over time. However, the most successful market participants often blend the two—using fundamentals to identify what to buy and technicals to determine when to buy or sell. In the ever-evolving financial markets, neither approach guarantees success. Markets are influenced by countless variables—economic, geopolitical, and psychological. But by understanding both technical and fundamental analysis deeply, one can develop a balanced perspective and navigate uncertainty with greater confidence.
TVC:GOLDEducation
by TechnicalExpress
Gold surges to a record highGold surges to a record high: Risk aversion and a weakening economy collide Amidst growing global economic uncertainty, gold has once again demonstrated its status as the king of safe havens. On Tuesday (September 2nd), spot gold prices surged over 1%, breaking through the $3,500 per ounce mark, reaching a new all-time high of $3,539.88 per ounce before closing at $3,533.40 per ounce. So far this year, gold has risen 34.5%, significantly outperforming other major asset classes. This trend is no accident, but rather a profound market response to the weakening US economy, volatile trade policies, and global geopolitical risks. 🔹 Fundamentals: Multiple positive factors are converging, providing solid support for gold prices. 1. US manufacturing continues to contract, increasing recession risks. The latest data shows that while the US manufacturing PMI rebounded slightly to 48.7 in August, it remained in contraction territory (below the 50 mark), marking the sixth consecutive month of decline. Manufacturing accounts for over 10% of the US economy, and its weakness has impacted employment, investment, and consumption. Particularly alarming is that some manufacturers have bluntly stated that the current environment is "worse than the Great Recession," blaming high tariffs for soaring costs, squeezing profits, and outsourcing capacity. Factory construction spending fell 6.7% year-on-year, further confirming subdued manufacturing confidence. 2. The legitimacy of tariff policies has been undermined, heightening market volatility. A recent US appeals court ruling that the Trump administration's tariff measures are "unlawful" has temporarily suspended their implementation until October 14th, but this move has exacerbated policy uncertainty. Wall Street stocks tumbled, and the bond market also saw a sell-off. The 30-year US Treasury yield approached 5%, and global sovereign bond yields also climbed. The VIX (Volatility Index) rose, accelerating capital flows into gold for safe havens. 3. Expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut strengthen, easing liquidity is in sight. The market is betting on a 90% probability of a 25 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September, with a cumulative reduction of 57 basis points expected for the year. A weak non-farm payroll data on Friday could further fuel expectations of a rate cut. While the US dollar index has rebounded in the short term, it has weakened overall this year, providing support for gold prices. Furthermore, gold ETF holdings increased to 977.68 tons, the highest level since August 2022, with continued institutional inflows solidifying the upward trend. 4. Global risks are intertwined, with concerns about stagflation emerging. Eurozone inflation is hovering near central bank targets, the Bank of Japan's dovish stance is weighing on the yen, and UK fiscal concerns continue to simmer. Some market participants are even concerned about the risk of "stagflation"—a combination of economic stagnation and inflationary pressures. Gold has historically been an ideal hedge against such an environment. 🔹 Technical Analysis: Bullish Trend Stable, Pullbacks Present Opportunities From a technical perspective, gold has seen consecutive daily gains, demonstrating a typical bullish acceleration pattern. Yesterday, gold prices surged strongly above the 3472 level, breaking through 3500 before retracing to confirm the decline. They rose again in the early morning hours, closing at a higher level, demonstrating strong bullish control. Key support has now shifted to the 3510-3515 area, with short-term resistance above at 3550. A break above this level is expected to open up further potential. Trading Strategy: Main Strategy: Go long on pullbacks, avoid shorting against the trend. Specific Plan: Go long on gold pullbacks to the 3510-3516 area. Cover long positions if it reaches 3500-3505, with a stop-loss below 3493. Target 3535-3550. Hold above 3570 after a break. Risk Warning: Unexpectedly strong non-farm payroll data could suppress gold prices in the short term, but the overall risk-averse outlook remains unchanged. 💡 Final Note: A "Golden Age"? The current rise in gold prices is the result of a combination of economic weakness, policy volatility, and market anxiety. It's no longer a simple commodity; it's a vote of confidence for investors against uncertainty. Against the backdrop of the Federal Reserve's policy shift and escalating global risks, gold is likely to continue its strength. However, be wary of volatility caused by short-term data disruptions; sticking to a trend-following strategy is the best approach. Evening focus: U.S. July factory orders monthly rate, JOLTs job vacancy data and speeches by Federal Reserve officials may provide the market with new trading clues.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSD
by Fibonacci_Gold
XAUUSD – Is Fibo 1.618 Strong Enough to End the Rally?XAUUSD – Is Fibo 1.618 Strong Enough to End the Rally? Hello traders, Gold has now posted six straight daily gains, showing the strong momentum behind this buying wave. This reflects the current sentiment in global markets, where gold continues to be treated as one of the most important safe-haven assets amid ongoing tariff discussions and a flood of news. Part of this move has been driven by speculation around former US President Trump. While the news itself is unclear and not fully verified, it has been enough to influence global financial markets and push gold higher in recent sessions. From a technical perspective, gold has already broken out of its daily trend channel and extended strongly higher. Right now, price is pausing around the Fibonacci 1.618 extension at 3536, which is acting as a dynamic resistance. If a bearish structure forms on the M15 timeframe, a short entry could be activated at this level. Short scenario: Watch 3536 – if bearish confirmation appears on M15, short positions may be considered. Buy scenario: The broader uptrend remains intact. A retest of the previous highs at 3500–3505 could offer a strong long entry for the medium to long term. From a market psychology standpoint, this price area will be closely observed: buyers have already taken profits, while sellers have been partially liquidated. This means lower timeframes will be crucial for spotting clean entries. This is my view on gold for today. Take it as reference, trade with discipline, and share your thoughts in the comments.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by BrianLionCapital
Elliott Wave Analysis XAUUSD – 03/09/2025 Momentum • D1: Momentum is still overlapping. As mentioned in the previous plan, with 6 consecutive daily candles in this condition, a reversal may occur today or tomorrow. • H4: Momentum is preparing to turn bearish. If a confirming candle closes, we may see a downward move on H4. • H1: Momentum is also turning bearish but right above the oversold zone. This suggests the correction on H1 may be near completion, followed by another upward move. ________________________________________ Wave Structure • D1: Price is still in an uptrend, possibly wave 1 of wave 5 or the final larger wave 5. Current wave targets are 3602 or 3667. This aligns with momentum on D1, which has been overlapping for 6 candles, signaling that in 1–2 more candles a reversal is likely. • H4: A 5-wave purple structure is forming – the dominant structure of the current rally. Price is currently running in wave iii (purple). o Inside wave iii purple, a 5-wave green structure has already formed and is nearing its final stage. o Wave iii and iv green appear completed, and price is now in wave v green, which has broken the previous high of wave iii green, confirming its development. • H1: o The first target of wave v green was hit at 3542. The second target remains at 3585. o Within wave v green, a 5-wave black sub-structure is visible. o The Asian session opened with a breakout above the previous high, implying 2 scenarios: 1. Wave 5 black has completed after reaching the first target (3542). 2. Or it is forming a wave 4 black flat, holding above 3525 before heading to 3570–3585. If price drops below 3525, it means wave 5 black has completed. Then, wave iv purple will target the zones 3498 and 3469 – areas to look for the next buy opportunity. ________________________________________ Trading Plan • Buy Zone 1: 3500 – 3498 o SL: 3400 o TP1: 3524 • Buy Zone 2: 3471 – 3469 o SL: 3459 o TP1: 3500
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by WavePoint_FX
Gold on Fire – Will XAUUSD Keep Breaking Higher?Gold (XAUUSD) is showing unstoppable momentum this month. With the US Dollar Index (DXY) weakening and markets expecting the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, investor sentiment is shifting away from holding cash. For Indian traders, this means one thing: Gold is the ultimate safe-haven play right now. 🔎 Macro View FED rate cut expectations → Pressure on USD → Bullish for Gold. Risk sentiment: Investors worldwide are running to gold for safety. With strong global inflows, gold could continue to make new all-time highs (ATHs) in the coming months. 📊 Technical Outlook (H1/H4) Gold has been forming sideway accumulation zones followed by strong breakouts. This shows volume and market flow still favor bulls. BUY ZONE: 3482 – 3480 SL: 3474 TP: 3486 – 3490 – 3495 – 3500 – 3505 – 3510 – 3520 – 3530 – 3540 – ??? SELL ZONE (only for short-term counter-trade): 3540 – 3542 SL: 3548 TP: 3530 – 3520 – 3510 – 3500 – ??? At the moment, there are no strong signals for selling. Trend bias = BUY on dips until we see sentiment reversal. ⚠️ Risk Note The market is highly volatile right now with sudden liquidity sweeps. Always stick to TP/SL discipline to protect your account. 💡 Conclusion: Gold remains in a powerful bullish trend, supported by both macro and technical factors. For Indian traders, the best strategy is to stay aligned with the bulls — buy dips and ride the wave. ✅ Follow MMFLOW TRADING for daily market plans and gold insights. Let’s capture this historic rally together!
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by MMFlowTrading
Gold - correction in 4th waveCMP: 3530 TF: 4 Hours Dont jump to buy at this price.. Ideally the price should move below 3500 to complete the 4th wave correction.. EW counts and Pitchfork set ups are marked for the possible target location Remember, this fall will be zigzag or complex.. so whipsaws can be seen often. Sharing this to time your entry for LONG.. Dont short just because it is heading lower.. One can wait and ride the 5th wave up.. Mostly euphoric.. Disclaimer: I am not a SEBI registered Analyst and this is not a trading advise. Views are personal and for educational purpose only. Please consult your Financial Advisor for any investment decisions. Please consider my views only to get a different perspective (FOR or AGAINST your views). Please don't trade FNO based on my views. If you like my analysis and learnt something from it, please give a BOOST. Feel free to express your thoughts and questions in the comments section.
TVC:GOLD
by Murthy_Santhosh
3
Gold Trading Strategy for 03rd September 2025📊 Gold Trading Plan 🔹 Buy Setup Condition to Buy: Enter a Buy position only if the price closes above the high of the 15-minute candle at $3352. Targets for Buy: $3363 $3374 $3385 🔹 Sell Setup Condition to Sell: Enter a Sell position only if the price closes below the low of the 1-hour candle at $3513. Targets for Sell: $3501 $3490 $3480 📝 Notes for Beginners Wait for Candle Close – Do not enter before the candle fully closes above or below the given level. Use Stop Loss – Always protect your trade with a stop loss (example: slightly below entry for buys, or above entry for sells). Risk Management – Never risk more than 1–2% of your trading capital on a single trade. Targets – You can exit at each target partially or hold until the final target depending on your strategy. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Trading in gold or any financial markets involves risk, and you should do your own research or consult a licensed financial advisor before making trading decisions.
TVC:GOLD
by ramkkyy
3
Simple Support & Resistance Strategy on XAUUSDThis chart illustrates a simple but effective support and resistance trading approach. Support Levels: Support 1: Acts as a key demand zone where buyers may step in if price revisits this area. Support 2: A minor intraday support that can provide short-term bounce opportunities. Resistance Levels: Resistance 1: The broader supply zone where sellers previously pushed price lower. Resistance 2: A closer level that may act as a barrier for short-term upward moves. What’s Happening: Currently, price has broken below Support 2 and is testing downward momentum. Two possible scenarios are highlighted: Price retests Support 1, holds, and then bounces back toward Resistance 2. Price fails to hold at Support 1, leading to further downside continuation. Probability Outlook: If buyers defend Support 1 strongly, probability favors a bounce toward Resistance 2. If Support 1 breaks with volume, probability favors a bearish continuation move to lower levels. This setup shows how simple zone-to-zone trading can provide clear potential paths without overcomplication. 👉 Always remember: This is not financial advice, but an educational demonstration of support/resistance principles.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by cryptovarthagam
XAUUSD Alert| Liquidity Grab or Trend Reversal?”XAUUSD Alert 🚨 | Liquidity Grab or Trend Reversal?” Gold has recently pushed into the 3525 – 3550 rejection zone, a level that has historically acted as strong supply. After this extended bullish rally, price is now showing early signs of exhaustion. This could be a liquidity grab above resistance before the market corrects lower. My expectation here is a short-term pullback. The first key area I’ll be watching is around 3450, which lines up with a smaller demand zone and could act as a temporary support. If buyers fail to defend that level, then I expect continuation toward the 3330 – 3320 zone, which is my final target and also a major higher-timeframe support point. This level is very important because it was previously a strong base for accumulation, and if tested again, it could provide a potential long opportunity. However, if price breaks below 3320 decisively, it would open the door for a much deeper correction. Overall, my short-term outlook is bearish retracement, but I’ll be closely watching how price reacts once we reach the deeper support levels.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Mentor_Michael03
Gold Daily Chart – Ascending Triangle Breakout!Gold has formed a strong ascending triangle pattern on the daily timeframe. The price has successfully broken above the resistance zone, confirming bullish momentum. Such patterns generally indicate continuation of the uptrend, especially when supported by volume and strong price action. Chart Observation: As long as price holds above 3,450, the bullish setup remains valid. A retest of the breakout zone can provide the best risk-to-reward entry opportunity. Traders should keep an eye on volume confirmation while entering trades. Note: If levels sustain and setup remains intact, I will share live trade updates in real time. Stay tuned. Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. Please do your own research or consult your financial advisor before taking trades.
TVC:GOLDLong
by TraderRahulPal
Elliott Wave Analysis – XAUUSD 2/9/2025 Momentum • D1: Momentum is still overbought and has been “sticking together” for about 5 consecutive daily candles. Usually, this amount of candles is enough for a potential reversal. This suggests that price may rise for only 1–2 more D1 candles before a daily reversal occurs. • H4: Momentum is currently turning upward, which indicates that today the market is likely to continue higher for at least 2 more H4 candles. • H1: Momentum is turning down. This implies that before H4 can continue its upward move, H1 may first produce a short corrective pullback and then resume the uptrend in line with H4. ——————————————- Wave Structure • D1: Price is still within wave 5 after completing a correction. Since D1 momentum has already stayed overbought for 5 candles, a multi-day correction may soon develop. This correction will clarify whether the current move is wave 1 of a larger wave 5, or if the larger wave 5 has already finished. • H4: Price is completing the 5-wave structure (1-2-3-4-5 in red). Breaking above the wave 3 high confirmed that wave 5 in red is unfolding. With momentum on H4 turning up, the upward progress of wave 5 in red is expected to continue. • H1: Within the 5-wave red structure, we can currently count 9 waves, where the upward waves are nearly equal in length. This reflects an extended wave iii (green). Counting 9 waves also hints that wave iii green is near its end, which implies wave 5 red may also be approaching completion. Drawing an Elliott channel from wave 2 to wave 4 (red) and extending it over the top of wave 3 shows that wave 5 red is nearing the upper boundary of the channel. This supports the expectation that wave 5 red is close to finishing. On a smaller scale, the current short-term decline in H1 looks like wave 4 of wave 5 red. The target zones for wave 4 have already been marked on the chart. ————————————— Principle & Plan • We do not enter against wave iii, especially in the case of an extended wave iii. • Wait for wave iv to complete in order to look for buying opportunities into wave v (green). ————————————— Wave iv targets: • 23.6% retracement of wave iii: 3479.3 • 38.2% retracement of wave iii: 3459.7 Wave 5 target: • Projected at 3577.6 (the farthest TP). ————————————— Trading Plan • Buy Zone 1: 3481 – 3478 o SL: 3470 o TP1: 3521 • Buy Zone 2: 3461 – 3459 o SL: 3450 o TP1: 3521
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by WavePoint_FX
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XAUUSD – Sell Strategy ActivatedXAUUSD – Sell Strategy Activated Hello traders, Gold has followed the expected scenario, reacting precisely around the 3508–3510 zone. This correction is a good signal to consider a bearish outlook. However, for a clearer confirmation, price needs to close an M15 candle below 3466. If that happens, the previous bullish wave will be considered invalid, giving a stronger probability for the Sell setup. Structurally, gold is still within the main rising channel, which means an early short entry should wait until liquidity from the small FVG zone above is fully taken. Technical indicators are supporting this view: MACD has shown consistent bearish momentum in the last 4 H1 candles. Several indicators are already showing divergence, pointing to weakening bullish strength. Sell zone to watch: around 3488–3491. Setup invalidated if price breaks above the nearest resistance. At this stage, the appetite for new long positions is fading, and buying at these levels carries greater risk. Remember, no trend moves in one direction forever – for price to reach higher targets, secondary corrective moves are necessary. This is my trading scenario for gold in the coming sessions. Take it as reference and share your thoughts in the comments.
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by BrianLionCapital