Gold climbs above $4030, bullish momentum remains strong📊 Market Overview:
Gold extended its gains to around $4030, supported by a weaker USD and stronger safe-haven demand. After consolidating between $4015–$4020, buyers regained control, pushing the price higher toward short-term resistance.
📉 Technical Analysis:
• Key Resistance: $4035 – $4050
• Nearest Support: $4018 – $4022
• EMA: Price remains above the 9-EMA, confirming a short-term bullish trend.
• Candle / Momentum: Momentum is still positive on the H1 chart, showing solid buying pressure with no clear reversal signs.
📌 Outlook:
Gold may continue to rise if it stays above $4018, targeting $4045 – $4052 in the short term. However, if a rejection candle appears near $4035–$4040, a technical pullback toward $4020 could occur.
💡 Trading Plan:
🔺 BUY XAU/USD
Entry: $4024 – $4028
🎯 TP: 40 / 80 / 200 pips
🛑 SL: $4018
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XAUUSD Ideathis pair has formed a valid ascending channel and a valid ascending trendline
in my opinion this would be the move of the gold
but first gold need to break the red trendline with a candle that close under the touch of the trendline
dont forget today there is very affective news about the interest rate
so be careful with your risk management
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Gold’s New Game — Higher Highs Again!In my view, gold has completed its correction from the previous rally and is now preparing to renew its all-time high.
On the chart, I’ve marked a 5-wave structure, which I believe represents the first wave of a much larger 5-wave sequence.
This suggests we could see gold far above $4600.
Honestly, I can’t even imagine how high it could go — or what might drive that kind of move.
It’s insane.
Gold - Sell near 3981, target 3940-3900Gold Market Analysis:
Yesterday, gold rebounded sharply after hitting a low of around 3886 on the daily chart. Selling pressure had broken through 4000 and 3900, indicating a short-term sell signal. However, the late-day rally resulted in a very long lower shadow on the daily chart. I predict gold will consolidate and fluctuate today. No market can fall indefinitely; after a significant drop, consolidation and correction are necessary. Today, we'll focus on the potential profit from any subsequent decline. During the Asian session, we'll maintain a sell-on-high strategy. The weekly chart's top signal is confirmed, making a new high unlikely in the short term. There are two possibilities: either a correction begins, with the price falling back to its previous high, or a large-scale consolidation and sharp price swings at higher levels. Based on yesterday's performance, a large-scale consolidation at higher levels is more likely. In such a market, timing is crucial. The high point of the Asian session rebound, 3981, is the hourly high and the first resistance point in the Asian session. Even stronger is 4019, which was the previous bottom of the pattern and has now transformed into a new strong resistance level. If future buying can hold above this level, it could trigger a new major rebound. The 5-day moving average on the daily chart is also approaching this level, making further corrections more likely.
Support is 3941 and 3900, while resistance is 3981 and 4019. 3981 is the dividing line between strength and weakness.
Fundamental Analysis:
The previous smooth Sino-US trade negotiations were positive for the US dollar, leading to a sharp drop in gold as safe-haven sentiment eased. Another major data point this week is the Federal Reserve's monetary policy announcement.
Trading Recommendation:
Gold - Sell near 3981, target 3940-3900.
Gold Consolidates Weakly Around $3925 – Sellers Still in Control📊 1. Market Overview
Gold prices rebounded slightly from the $3900 level, reaching $3931 before losing momentum. The market is now moving sideways around $3925 in a weak consolidation phase. The U.S. dollar remains firm as Treasury yields stay elevated, while traders await the upcoming PCE inflation data, limiting gold’s recovery potential.
🔍 2. Technical Analysis
• Main Trend: Bearish, with weak corrective rebounds.
• Immediate Resistance: $3930 – $3935
• Higher Resistance: $3948 – $3960
• Near-term Support: $3900 – $3890
• EMA50 & EMA200 (H1): EMA50 remains below EMA200, confirming the ongoing bearish bias.
• Candlestick Pattern: Small lower-tail candles around 3925 indicate mild buying but no clear reversal signal.
• RSI (H1): 45 – neutral, suggesting potential range-bound movement before breaking above 3930 or below 3900.
💡 3. Outlook
Gold is currently in a short-term accumulation phase after a steep drop, but the broader trend remains bearish. A rejection from the $3930–$3935 resistance zone could trigger another decline toward $3900 or even $3880. Conversely, a decisive breakout above $3935 with strong volume may extend the rebound toward $3960.
🎯 4. Trading Strategy
🔻 SELL XAU/USD: $3928 – $3932
🎯 TP: 40 / 80 / 200 pips
🛑 SL: $3938
When the market was confused, I shorted at 3975#XAUUSD OANDA:XAUUSD TVC:GOLD
Yesterday's short profit marked a good start to this week's trading. Today we will continue this good habit and continue to make profits.
First, the weekly MA5 moving average has broken below and is moving closer to the MA10 moving average. Secondly, through the hourly chart and 4H chart, we can find that the bears still dominate the market. Then our trading idea is very clear, which is to focus on shorting on rebounds.
Gold has already fallen below 3950, so it is likely to hit the 3900 integer mark next, or even 3880-3870, or even the weekly MA10 around 3835. However, in the short term, I still recommend not blindly chasing shorts and be wary of a possible rebound in the short term. Conservative traders can wait for a rebound to 3960-3975 before attempting to continue shorting gold.
Gold breaks below $4000 – Downtrend extends toward $3950📊 Market Overview
Gold prices continued to drop sharply today, falling to around $3970/oz after breaking the key psychological level of $4000. Profit-taking pressure and a stronger USD weighed on the metal. Rising U.S. Treasury yields and expectations that the Federal Reserve may delay rate cuts further weakened investors’ appetite for gold.
🧭 Technical Analysis
• Trend: Strongly bearish; H1–H4 charts show an extended downward wave.
• Resistance (near): $3988 – $4005
• Resistance (upper): $4025 – $4040
• Support (near): $3950 – $3938
• EMA 50 & 200 (H1): EMA50 crossing below EMA200 confirms bearish bias.
• Candlestick pattern: Series of long-bodied bearish candles showing strong selling momentum.
• RSI (H1): 28 – oversold zone; possible short-term technical rebound.
💡 Outlook
Gold remains in a deep correction phase after several weeks of strong gains. The area between $3950–$3938 may trigger technical buying or short covering. If prices fail to break above $4005, the downtrend could extend toward $3920–$3900.
⚙️ 4. Trading Strategy
🔻 SELL XAU/USD : $4000 – $4003
🎯 TP: 40 / 80 / 200 pips
🛑 SL: $4007
🔺 BUY XAU/USD : $3938 – $3941
🎯 TP: 40 / 80 / 200 pips
🛑 SL: $3934
Gold rebounds from lows – key levels to watch: 4100 & 40081. Market Overview
Gold (XAU/USD) recovered from an early drop to $4054, now trading around $4069–$4070 as technical buying emerges near support. The market is consolidating after last week’s decline, with short-term momentum turning neutral.
2. Technical Analysis
• Resistance 1: $4100 – short-term top with EMA50 (H4) confluence.
• Resistance 2: $4135 – strong medium-term barrier.
• Support 1: $4045 – key intraday base.
• Support 2: $4008 – major medium-term floor.
• EMA20 (H1): $4078 acting as dynamic resistance.
• RSI (H1): recovering to 50 → neutral zone.
The overall structure remains slightly bearish, but candles show buyers defending the $4050 area effectively.
3.Outlook
Gold is in a technical recovery within a broader downtrend. A confirmed breakout above $4085–$4100 could target $4118–$4135.
Failure to hold above $4045 may reopen a path toward $4022–$4008.
4.Trading Plan
🔻 SELL XAU/USD : $4102–$4105
🎯 TP: 40 / 80 / 200 pips
🛑 SL: $4109
🔺 BUY XAU/USD: $4045–$4048
🎯 TP: 40 / 80 / 200 pips
🛑 SL: $4041
Analysis of the latest gold price trends today!Market News:
In early Asian trading on Monday (October 27), spot gold prices opened sharply lower, falling nearly $50 to $4,058 per ounce. Over the weekend, China and the United States reached a preliminary consensus on the safe resolution of several key economic and trade issues. Market optimism regarding the international trade situation has significantly increased, dampening safe-haven demand for gold. In addition to trade factors, improved geopolitical dynamics and investor profit-taking have also weakened the appeal of London gold prices. Overall, international gold prices may fluctuate and adjust in the short term, but in the long term, the Federal Reserve's easing cycle and lingering potential risks may support a rebound. Expectations of a Fed rate cut, moderate inflation, and uncertainty surrounding the government shutdown provide a buffer, preventing a gold price collapse.
Technical Analysis:
From the daily chart, last Friday closed with a small bearish star candlestick pattern. Today's Asian session opened lower and closed higher, forming a "lower shadow," echoing the previous low of $4,044, forming the initial stage of a short-term double bottom support. While the MACD indicator maintains a death cross, the green momentum bar shows signs of narrowing, indicating that selling momentum is fading. The middle Bollinger Band is near $4080. The current price has returned above the middle band and has not fallen below the key support of the 10-day moving average ($4050). The daily buying trend structure has not been broken, and the low-open-high trend further confirms the strength of buying below. On the hourly chart, after a low Asian session, the price quickly dipped to $4058, forming a bullish candlestick pattern with a long lower shadow. Subsequently, the price continued to rise along the 5-day moving average, breaking through the resistance of the 20-day moving average and the middle Bollinger Band. The Bollinger Band opening is currently showing signs of widening. The MACD indicator has formed a golden cross below the zero axis, and the red momentum bar continues to expand, indicating sufficient short-term rebound momentum. However, it is important to note that the hourly RSI indicator is approaching the overbought 70 level, and the price is facing pressure from the previous range above $4100. A short-term correction may be needed, which provides technical logic for a short-term sell strategy. Overall, today's short-term gold trading strategy recommends selling at high rebounds, supplemented by buying at low pullbacks!
Gold Intraday Trading Strategy:
Short-term gold buy at 4005-4010, stop loss at 3995, target at 4080-4100;
Short-term gold sell at 4135-4140, stop loss at 4150, target at 4060-4030;
Key Points:
First Support Level: 4058, Second Support Level: 4025, Third Support Level: 4000
First Resistance Level: 4100, Second Resistance Level: 4138, Third Resistance Level: 4165
Bullish Gold XAUUSD Setup: Breakout, Retest & Trade OpportunityGold is currently bullish and beginning to break market structure 📈. Price is moving toward previous highs, which may act as resistance. Ideally, I’m watching for price to push through these highs, then retest the level for a potential long opportunity ✅.
In the video, I break everything down clearly — including:
📊 Trend direction
🏛 Market structure
💹 Price action
📉 Volume profile analysis
🎯 How to plan the trade step-by-step
⚠️ This is not financial advice — educational purposes only.
Gold rebounds sharply but remains volatile – watch 4100 & 4180🟡 Market Overview
After plunging near $4,000/oz, gold quickly rebounded to around $4,138/oz. The rally is now facing resistance near 4,150, as selling pressure emerges again. Market volatility remains high following this morning’s sharp drop.
📊 Technical Analysis
• Support: $4,100 – $4,110 and $4,000 – $4,020
• Resistance: $4,170 – $4,180 and $4,200
• EMA20: price fluctuating around EMA, showing indecision
• Candlestick pattern: long lower wick near $4,000 confirms strong buying interest at major support
💡 Outlook
Gold is in a technical rebound phase, but rapid intraday swings are likely. Holding above $4,100 supports a continued recovery; breaking below $4,090 could trigger a return toward $4,050 or even $4,000.
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🎯 Suggested Trading Plan
🔺 BUY XAU/USD: 4,100 – 4,097
🎯 TP: 40 / 80 / 200 pips
🛑 SL: 4,093
🔻 SELL XAU/USD: 4,177 – 4,180
🎯 TP: 40 / 80 / 200 pips
🛑 SL: 4,183
XAUUSD on verge[ will again buy] Targeting $5500XAUUSD holding the trendline on D1& H4 from 4270- 4245 zone after the implusive drop. Market is drop after rejecting from Double Top ATH.
What are my conditions For Today's session?
Currently i took buy trade from 4265 zone as bait ,I'm expecting H4 and H1 Candle closing will be above 4270 and on retest then market will left again.
✳️Secondly my last buying area will be around 4245-4250 if H4 remains above trendline on that time.
Targets: 4310- 4345-4370
Additional Tip:
Keep in mind H4 closed below 4245 then stay away from Buy AND Keep watching drop towards 4080 in extension
I will buy in Dips and my Ultimate next target on long run is 5500.
Gold Breaks Out Above 4270, Targeting 43301️⃣ Market Overview
During the U.S. session, gold (XAU/USD) surged sharply, breaking above the key resistance zone of 4270–4280 and reaching 4323, its highest level of the week.
The main drivers were a weaker U.S. dollar and expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) may cut interest rates sooner than anticipated.
Additionally, rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and Trump’s latest remarks on Ukraine have strengthened safe-haven demand for gold.
2️⃣ Technical Analysis
• Main trend: Strong uptrend, breakout from the 4250–4280 consolidation zone
• Resistance: 4330 – 4345 – 4360
• Support: 4290 – 4275 – 4250
• EMA20 (H1): Strong upward slope, acting as dynamic support
• RSI (H1): Around 68, showing continued bullish momentum with a possible short-term correction
• Candlestick pattern: A bullish engulfing on the H4 timeframe confirms continuation of the uptrend.
3️⃣ Outlook
The current rally shows that buyers remain firmly in control, though after a strong breakout, gold may experience a technical pullback to 4290–4300 before advancing further toward 4330–4345.
As long as the price holds above 4290, the medium-term bullish trend remains intact.
4️⃣ Trading Strategy
🔺 BUY XAU/USD: 4299 – 4302
🎯 TP: 40 / 80 / 200 pips
🛑 SL: 4295
🔻 SELL XAU/USD: 4330 – 4333
🎯 TP: 40 / 80 / 200 pips
🛑 SL: 4337
Gold Analysis: Break Above $4,293 Could Trigger a New HighHi guys!
Gold has been moving inside a clear ascending channel, respecting both its upper and lower boundaries. Recently, we saw a double top formation near the upper trendline , which triggered a corrective move down to the $4,190–$4,200 support zone, an area that has already shown strong buying interest.
After the rebound from this support, the price is now aiming toward the $4,293 resistance.
👉 If the price breaks and holds above $4,293 , it’s likely to continue the bullish momentum and head toward a new higher high inside the channel.
Overall, the structure remains bullish as long as the price stays above $4,190 , with the next key resistance at $4,293 being the level to watch for a potential continuation of the uptrend.
Gold’s bullish bias remains supported by the ongoing geopolitical tensions, uncertainty over global interest rate paths, and softening U.S. dollar. Investors are also increasingly turning to gold as a safe-haven asset, especially amid concerns about economic slowdown and central bank gold purchases remaining strong.
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XAU/USD) Bullish trend analysis Read The captionSMC Trading point update
Technical analysis of XAU/USD (Gold), 4H timeframe — here’s the detailed breakdown 👇
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Trade Idea: Bullish Continuation Setup — XAU/USD
Market Context
Gold has been in a strong uptrend, forming higher highs and higher lows.
Price has recently broken above the previous resistance zone, signaling bullish continuation.
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Key Technical Points
1. FVG (Fair Value Gap) Zone
The chart highlights an FVG area around 4,060–4,080, which now acts as a potential retracement zone.
Smart money often drives price back into these imbalances to mitigate orders before continuing the move up.
2. Retest Opportunity
Expect a pullback into the FVG zone, followed by bullish confirmation (rejection candle or structure shift).
This creates a high-probability long entry zone aligned with the prevailing bullish order flow.
3. Key Support Level
The 3,940–3,970 zone below acts as a major support / demand area, reinforcing the overall bullish bias.
4. Target Point
The projected target point is around 4,250, based on the measured move from the FVG breakout structure.
This aligns with liquidity resting above previous highs — a likely take-profit zone for institutional traders.
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Trade Plan
Entry: Wait for price to retrace and show bullish confirmation inside the 4,060–4,080 (FVG zone).
Stop Loss: Below 4,040 (beneath imbalance / last swing low).
Take Profit: 4,250 target zone — completion of the bullish leg.
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Market Logic
This idea follows Smart Money flow principles:
Break of structure (BOS) confirms bullish control.
Retracement to FVG provides a discounted entry.
Target liquidity above prior highs for exit.
--- Mr SMC Trading point
Summary:
Gold remains in a strong bullish phase — look for retracement entries into the FVG for continuation toward 4,250.
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Gold Price Outlook – Trade Setup (XAU/USD)🔹 Technical Structure
TVC:GOLD Gold has extended its rally above the $4,200 handle, testing the $4,240–$4,246 resistance zone highlighted on the chart. Momentum remains bullish in the short term, but price is facing rejection near the upper boundary.
Support Zone: $4,204 – $4,210 (marked in red/purple)
Resistance Zone: $4,240 – $4,246 (marked in yellow)
Current bias shows a potential pullback from resistance before another attempt higher.
The drawn projection suggests a corrective dip back into the support zone, followed by a renewed bullish wave toward resistance.
🔹 Trade Setup
Entry: $4,204 – $4,210 (on pullback into support zone)
Stop Loss: $4,202 (below key support structure)
Take Profit 1: $4,240 (resistance re-test)
Take Profit 2: $4,246+ (extension above resistance)
Risk–Reward (R:R): ≈ 1 : 3.92
🔹 Macro Background
Gold continues to trade at elevated levels, supported by strong safe-haven demand amid U.S.–China trade tensions and expectations of further Fed rate cuts. Market participants anticipate a 25bps cut at the October FOMC, with an additional cut in December and more in 2026. Fed Chair Powell’s comments on slower job growth reinforced dovish bets, lowering yields and boosting gold.
Additionally, the newly imposed U.S.–China port fees have increased geopolitical risk, pushing investors to hedge with gold.
🔹 Key Technical Levels
Resistance: $4,240 / $4,246
Support: $4,210 / $4,204 / $4,200
🔹 Trade Summary
Gold remains in a bullish trend but faces heavy resistance near $4,246. A pullback to the $4,210 support zone offers a potential buy-the-dip opportunity, targeting resistance re-tests. Macro fundamentals continue to favor gold’s upside, but near-term corrections are possible before another breakout attempt.
⚠️ Disclaimer
This analysis is for reference only and does not constitute trading advice. Trading involves significant risk, and proper risk management is essential.
Bullish Gold (XAUUSD)The following are my reasons to buy:
* Bull Trend;
* Price is seating at a strong support between 2.882,46 - 2,890 levels following with wick rejections on H4;
* Price is above 50 on RSI;
* On the LTF (30min) the price crossed up on MACD ;
* USA yields are pushing lower, since Gold is a safe heaven, it will tend to go up.






















