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Stop!Loss|Market View: NZDUSD🙌 Stop!Loss team welcomes you❗️ In this post, we're going to talk about the near-term outlook for the NZDUSD currency pair☝️ Potential trade setup: 🔔Entry level: 0.58228 💰TP: 0.57555 ⛔️SL: 0.58856 "Market View" - a brief analysis of trading instruments, covering the most important aspects of the FOREX market. 👇 In the comments 👇 you can type the trading instrument you'd like to analyze, and we'll talk about it in our next posts. 💬 Description: In the medium term, the Australian and New Zealand currencies are viewed as especially pessimistic. Historically, these two major currencies have demonstrated a more effective decline, meaning a more effective strengthening of the USD. Short-term sell opportunities are near the 0.58485 area, but sell from current prices toward the local minimum of 0.57550 is also possible. Thanks for your support 🚀 Profits for all ✅ ❗️ Updates on this idea can be found below 👇
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by StopLoss222
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Silver will Make a New All Time HighHello Traders In This Chart XAGUSD HOURLY Forex Forecast By FOREX PLANET today XAGUSD analysis 👆 🟢This Chart includes_ (XAGUSD market update) 🟢What is The Next Opportunity on XAGUSD Market 🟢how to Enter to the Valid Entry With Assurance Profit This CHART is For Trader's that Want to Improve Their Technical Analysis Skills and Their Trading By Understanding How To Analyze The Market Using Multiple Timeframes and Understanding The Bigger Picture on the Charts
CAPITALCOM:SILVERLong
by ForexMasters2000
Can it happen?Disclaimer This content is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be construed as financial or investment advice. The author is not a registered financial advisor. Trading and investing in financial markets involve substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified professional before making any investment decisions.
COMEX:GC1!
by AustrianTradingMachine
Silver Pulls Back from Recent HighsDuring the current session, silver has started to retreat from its recent highs, posting a decline of more than 2.4% in the short term. This movement has led to a renewed bearish bias in price action, driven mainly by the strengthening of the U.S. dollar. The DXY Index, which measures the dollar’s performance against other major currencies, remains above the 98-point level, reflecting a renewed firmness of the greenback. This strength has reduced investor appetite for precious metals, limiting silver’s upward momentum. If the dollar continues to strengthen, selling pressure on silver could intensify in the coming sessions. Short-Term Uptrend Remains Intact Since late August, silver has maintained a pronounced upward trend that remains dominant in the short term. Although some bearish corrections have been observed, they have not yet signaled a structural change in the trend. Therefore, as long as no clear selling signals emerge, the bullish structure continues to be the key pattern to watch at this stage. RSI The RSI line continues to hover near the overbought level (70), reflecting an imbalance caused by the recent surge in buying momentum. This could lead to price exhaustion and short-term downward corrections if the overbought condition persists. MACD The MACD histogram remains above the zero line, confirming a dominant bullish momentum in recent sessions. However, the MACD and signal lines are beginning to converge, which could foreshadow a bearish crossover and indicate exhaustion in the upward impulse. If this crossover occurs, the market could enter a period of indecision, leaving room for more pronounced pullbacks in the short term. Key Levels to Watch: $48 per ounce – Resistance: Corresponds to the recent peak reached by silver. A sustained move above this level could trigger a stronger bullish trend and reinforce a dominant buying bias. $45 per ounce – Intermediate Resistance: Represents a technical barrier that could limit upside momentum and serve as a potential pivot zone for short-term corrections. $44 per ounce – Key Support: Aligns with the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level, acting as the most relevant short-term support. A break below this level could threaten the current bullish trend and shift the outlook toward a more pronounced bearish bias. Written by Julian Pineda, CFA – Market Analyst
FOREXCOM:XAGUSD
by FOREX.com
Silver Is Extending Impulsively Higher; All-Time Highs SoonSilver Is Extending Impulsively Higher, which can push the price into all-time highs from a technical point of view and by Elliott wave model. Silver is on the rise and has been outperforming gold quite a lot over the last week, and it looks like an extended leg up is still in progress; seems like wave three of an extended impulse, therefore more gains are possible after next three-leg retracement. Based on the 4-hour chart, there is a chance that price goes towards 50usd, but there can be some new pullback first. Ideally red wave (4) could stabilize near 45.86. Only a sharp impulse down closer to 43 level will be an indication that higher degree wave four has started. Higher Time frame charts show an ongoing bull cycle that is now targeting the high from April 2011, which could be the next major level and a potential area for a new retracement, maybe sometime in 2026.
OANDA:XAGUSDLong
by ew-forecast
Gold/Silver Ratio Nears 100: What Does It Mean Historically?The Gold/Silver ratio is on the verge of reaching 100, an extremely rare level seen only at key historical turning points. The chart includes a 2,500-week linear regression channel, which shows that over the very long term, the ratio has been steadily rising, though at a slow pace. Occasionally, the ratio touches the 1.5 standard deviation line, and in rare, game-changing events, and sometimes it even breaks beyond that level. Here are some of the key historical turning points marked by major spikes in the Gold/Silver ratio: 1- Early 1990s: The collapse of the Soviet Union, the Gulf War, and a U.S. recession pushed the ratio to 106. It remained above 1.5 standard deviations for more than two years. 2- 2002: Following the dot-com bubble burst, the 9/11 attacks, and the Iraq War, the ratio climbed to 82.6, nearing the 1.5 deviation line. 3- 2008 Recession: The global financial crisis triggered by the collapse of Lehman Brothers sent the ratio to 88.50. This spike sparked a major rally in both gold and silver, lasting until 2011 when the ratio reached one of its deepest bottoms. 4- 2019: The U.S.–China trade war under Trump’s first term pushed the ratio to 93, again nearing the 1.5 deviation threshold. 5- 2020 (COVID-19 Shock): The pandemic caused one of the biggest disruptions in modern economic history. Although relatively short-lived, its impacts were severe. The Gold/Silver ratio surged to 126 , marking the highest level in modern records, possibly the highest in all of history. 6- 2024–2025 (Global Trade War?): With the U.S. imposing major tariffs on key global trading partners, this could be another historic inflection point. The full impact is still unfolding, but risks of a serious global slowdown, or even a deep recession are rising. A full-scale trade war remains a real possibility. Now, the Gold/Silver ratio is approaching 100 and nearing the 1.5 standard deviation line. It remains unclear whether this represents a powerful pair trade opportunity—"sell gold, buy silver"—or a structural breakout where the ratio stays elevated for an extended period. In either case market is showing that this is one of the rare turning point of global economy.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by ftdsystem
Gold Grid Trading Overview: Effective Strategy for 20% gains🪙 Gold Breakout-Stop Grid Strategy: Overview & Rationale Grid trading is often built using limit orders above and below a base price, expecting the market to oscillate and capture many small profits. But in a strongly trending or volatile asset like gold, there is often breakout momentum that drives price through grid zones rather than bouncing. By instead using buy stops above and sell stops below (i.e. breakout triggers), you capture directional thrusts, while still retaining a grid structure (i.e. multiple layers). Think of it as a hybrid between a breakout strategy and a grid. Key advantages in gold: • ✨ Gold often exhibits strong trending phases, with momentum after breakouts of supply/demand zones. • 📊 Volatility is higher than many forex pairs, so you can space your grid more widely, reducing overcrowding. • 🎯 With breakout stops, you reduce “false bounce” whipsaws inside the range; only when momentum validates do you trigger entries. Risks / caveats: • ⚠️ If price doesn’t break strongly and whipsaws, you could trigger and then reverse, creating drawdown. • 📉 In a sideways gold market, fewer breakouts may be triggered, lowering trade frequency. • 🛡 You must carefully size exposure and use drawdown controls, especially with leverage. I’ll now walk through how to set this up, with gold-tailored specifics and sample trades (with increased aggressiveness), using realistic current spot prices (≈ $3,862) Investing.com. ________________________________________ 🧮 Setup: Account, Leverage, Risk & Grid Sizing 📋 Account & Leverage • Account size: $10,000 • Leverage: 1:100 • This means your maximum notional exposure is huge but margin and maintenance rules will limit you. • We’ll now risk ~20–25%+ of equity in an aggressive version of this system (in order to aim for 20-30% weekly), i.e. $2,000–$2,500 at most drawdown limit for a grid run. Note: This is very aggressive and only for demonstration. Many traders would never risk this much per grid. 💰 Risk per Grid Step (Aggressive Version) • Let’s target $50 risk per triggered order (instead of $10) so that each step is meaningful. • That means if a triggered order goes adverse by its maximum “stop zone,” your loss is $50. • If you trigger, say, 5 steps, that’s $250 worst case on that direction (if all hit adverse). • You must still cap total drawdown (e.g. 25% or $2,500) and limit exposures. 📈 Gold Contract & Price Movements • Spot gold (XAU/USD) currently trades about $3,862.74 Investing.com. • Let’s assume a contract specification such that 1 standard lot gives $100 per $1 move (so $1.00 move = $100) — a common ballpark in retail gold CFDs. • Then:   • A move of $0.01 = $1 (for 1 lot).   • Therefore, if you trade 0.50 lots, a $1 move = $50. So with this, to get ~$50 risk per $1 adverse move, 0.50 lots is a candidate (because $1 adverse × 0.50 lots × $100/lot = $50). You can scale lot sizes accordingly. 📏 Grid Spacing & Levels (Realistic & Aggressive) Given gold’s volatility, use wider spacing. Let’s choose: • Grid spacing = $3.50 between successive triggers (a robust distance). • We’ll place buy stops and sell stops relative to a base zone around current spot. Let’s pick base ~ $3,860 as our pivot. So: • Buy stops: $3,863.50, $3,867.00, $3,870.50, $3,874.00, $3,877.50 • Sell stops: $3,856.50, $3,853.00, $3,849.50, $3,846.00, $3,842.50 (Max 5 levels each side, but you may cap to 3–5.) Take Profit / Exit Logic: • Target profit per trade = $3.50 (same as spacing). • Thus one successful step = $3.50 × lot_size × $100. • If lot_size = 0.50 lots, $3.50 × 0.50 × $100 = $175 profit per triggered trade. • If you get 3 successful triggers in a run: 3 × $175 = $525 gross. • That’s 5.25% on $10,000 in one clean directional run (before commissions/slippage). You see the scaling is now aggressive — you risk more per step, but also gain more per successful trade. Limit how many triggers you allow (e.g. max 3–4 per side) to cap exposure. Define a hard equity stop: e.g. if floating drawdown > 25% ($2,500), close all and reset. ________________________________________ 🧭 Trade Example: How It Plays Out in Gold (Realistic Prices & Aggression) We’ll do two detailed scenarios. This time we target higher returns, with real price zones. ________________________________________ 🎯 Scenario A: Bullish Breakout Base price: ~$3,860 (spot) Buy stops: $3,863.50, $3,867.00, $3,870.50 Sell stops: $3,856.50, $3,853.00, $3,849.50 Lot sizing: 0.50 lots per order (so $3.50 adverse = $175 risk). TP per trade: +$3.50 Sequence: 1. Gold climbs and breaks $3,863.50 → triggers Buy #1 at 3,863.50 o TP at 3,867.00 → profit if reached = ($3.50 × 0.50 × $100) = $175 2. Momentum continues, price breaks 3,867.00 → triggers Buy #2 there o TP at 3,870.50 → another $175 3. Price surges, breaks 3,870.50 → triggers Buy #3 → TP = 3,874.00 → +$175 If all three succeed: Gross = $525 (5.25% gain) in one directional move. If you allow up to 4 or 5 levels, total can scale to ~$700–900 (7–9%) in a strong move — if all hits. If reversal? If price reverses after buy #2, or before buy #3, you can: • Close open longs immediately when opposite side’s sell stop triggers. • Or cancel further buy stops once a reversal signal appears. • Or net positions (if your broker supports hedging) — but that adds complexity. Better to disable opposite side (sell stops) after the first buy triggers, to avoid collision exposures. ________________________________________ 🔻 Scenario B: Bearish Breakout Same base zone. Now price breaks downward. • Sell stops at: 3,856.50, 3,853.00, 3,849.50 • TP each = –$3.50 from entry. Sequence: 1. Gold breaks 3,856.50 → Sell #1 → target 3,853.00 → profit $175 2. Continues down, breaks 3,853.00 → Sell #2 → target 3,849.50 → +$175 3. Breaks 3,849.50 → Sell #3 → target 3,846.00 → +$175 If all three succeed: $525 profit. If you allowed 4 levels: e.g. break 3,846.00 next → target 3,842.50 → +$175 more → total $700. Again, reversal risk must be managed. ________________________________________ 📊 Mixed / Whipsaw Scenario Suppose price crosses above $3,863.50 → triggers Buy #1, moves a bit, then reverses and crosses down through 3,856.50, triggering Sell #1. You now hold: • Long from $3,863.50 (losing) • Short from $3,856.50 (potential profit) This is a collision. To avoid chaotic risk: • Cancel all opposite-side stops when first side triggers. • Or immediately close all on first collision signal. • Or lock in partial profit/loss and pause grid until trend clarity returns. That’s why many breakout-grid strategies disable the opposite direction after first breakout. ________________________________________ 📈 Profit Potential & Drawdown Estimates (Aggressive Model) Let’s simulate one clean grid run (bullish) where 3 steps succeed fully: • Gross profit = $525 • If you risked 3 steps * $175 = $525, worst-case these same 3 steps lose you $525 (if all adverse) • Net = +5.25% in one run • If you manage 2–3 such runs per week (if market allows), theoretically 10–15%+ weekly is possible — but that is optimistic. However, in real life, not all runs will hit all targets — sometimes partial, sometimes losses. A drawdown of 25% ($2,500) is your cap boundary. With that, if you undergo 5 bad runs in a row, you’d hit your equity stop. If average win per run is $400 and average loss per bad run is $500, you need a favorable win-loss ratio to hit ~20–30% weekly. This is extremely aggressive. ________________________________________ 🔁 Adaptive Mechanics & Enhancements (for robustness) To improve consistency and manage risk, add: • 📐 ATR-based spacing: Use a 14-period ATR on H4 or D1 to set grid spacing. If ATR = $4, spacing = $4 or $5. • 📈 Trend filter: Only open buy-side grids when price > 200-period MA (H4 or D1), or only open sell-side when price < MA. Prevent fighting trend. • 🚫 Volatility filter / news blocks: Do not place or trigger near major gold-related news (Fed, CPI, central bank announcements). • 🔄 Grid rebase / reset: After a winning cycle, re-center grid around new price and restart stop orders. • 📈 Scaling rules:   – Aggressive scaling: after n consecutive wins, increase lot size (within risk caps).   – Defensive scaling: after a loss, reduce lot size or skip grid. • 🛑 Equity-stop / margin cap: If floating drawdown > 25% or margin usage > 80%, close all and reset. • 🧊 Cooldown periods: After a loss or big run, pause grid orders for some hours/days to let market settle. ________________________________________ 🧮 Worked Example: Multi-Cycle Over a Week (Aggressive) Say you run 3 grid cycles in a week under trending conditions: Cycle Direction Steps hit Gross profit Net (after one partial loss) 1 Up 3 out of 4 levels hit fully +$525 +$490 (small drawdown on partial) 2 Down 2 of 3 hit, 1 reversed +$350 +$320 3 Up 4 levels hit fully +$700 +$700 Total gross = $525 + $350 + $700 = $1,575 Net after adjustments/slippage ~ $1,450–$1,500 That’s ~ 14.5% gain in one week. If the market is more favorable, you may hit ~20–30%, but the risk is commensurate. Over multiple weeks the compounding is powerful — but a few big losses can wipe gains. ________________________________________ ✅ Summary & Implementation Tips • Use breakout stops (buy stops above, sell stops below) instead of limits to catch directional thrusts in gold. • Wider grid spacing (e.g. $3–$5) is essential to survive volatility. • Lot sizing must match your desired risk per step (here $50). • Limit max triggers per direction and enforce a hard equity stop (e.g. 25%) to avoid blow-ups. • Employ trend / volatility filters to filter low-probability entries. • After a net winning run, rebase grid to current price. • Use scaling and cooldown mechanics to moderate aggression. • On collision signals, cancel opp side stops or close everything to avoid contradictory exposures.
OANDA:XAUUSDEducation
by ProjectSyndicate
48
SILVER Bullish Continuation! Buy! Hello,Traders! SILVER holds above the horizontal demand level, showing bullish intent as Smart Money defends premium reaccumulation zones. Expect a move toward 4,885$ to rebalance inefficiency and collect buy-side liquidity. Time Frame 1H. Buy! Comment and subscribe to help us grow! Check out other forecasts below too! Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
TRADENATION:XAGUSDLong
by TopTradingSignals
1
Silver heading to 5000?The Silver remains in a bullish trend, with recent price action showing signs of a continuation breakout within the broader uptrend. Support Zone: 4766 – a key level from previous consolidation. Price is currently testing or approaching this level. A bullish rebound from 4766 would confirm ongoing upside momentum, with potential targets at: 4897 – initial resistance 4850 – psychological and structural level 5000 – extended resistance on the longer-term chart Bearish Scenario: A confirmed break and daily close below 4766 would weaken the bullish outlook and suggest deeper downside risk toward: 4716 – minor support 4665 – stronger support and potential demand zone Outlook: Bullish bias remains intact while the silver holds above 4766. A sustained break below this level could shift momentum to the downside in the short term. This communication is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as any form of recommendation as to a particular course of action or as investment advice. It is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument or as an official confirmation of any transaction. Opinions, estimates and assumptions expressed herein are made as of the date of this communication and are subject to change without notice. This communication has been prepared based upon information, including market prices, data and other information, believed to be reliable; however, Trade Nation does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. All market prices and market data contained in or attached to this communication are indicative and subject to change without notice.
TRADENATION:XAGUSD
by Trade Nation
SILVER The Target Is DOWN! SELL! My dear friends, My technical analysis for SILVER is below: The market is trading on 47.990 pivot level. Bias - Bearish Technical Indicators: Both Super Trend & Pivot HL indicate a highly probable Bearish continuation. Target -47.247 Recommended Stop Loss -4848.0 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:XAGUSDShort
by AnabelSignals
1
Gold next week: Key S/R Levels and Outlook for Traders🏆 Friday’s Close & Recent ATH: Gold (XAUUSD) closed Friday at $3,886.8, after printing a session high near $3,891.9. The latest all-time high is ~$3,896.5 (Thu), putting $3,900 squarely in play as the next psychological milestone. YTD performance remains extraordinary (≈+47% in 2025). 📈 Trend Structure: Price continues to track a well-defined ascending channel on 1H/4H with a clean impulsive leg out of the last consolidation. Market character = higher highs / higher lows, persistent dip-buying, and strong trend adherence into quarter-turn levels (25/50 handles). 🔑 Key Resistance Levels: The most critical resistance now sits at $3,900 (psychological + round-number supply). Beyond that, watch the ATH band $3,896–$3,898 and Friday’s spike high $3,892. Break/acceptance above opens $3,925–$3,950 as measured-move extensions, with $4,000 as a probable magnet on momentum follow-through. 🛡️ Support Zones: Immediate supports step down as follows: $3,872–$3,860 (intraday pivot), $3,858–$3,853 (multi-day base), $3,840–$3,838 (Fri low). Deeper structural shelves: $3,825–$3,820, $3,804, $3,791, $3,777. A sustained break below $3,838–$3,825 would signal a more meaningful corrective phase. ⚖️ Likely Scenarios: • Scenario 1 (Base Case) – Pullback then push: Controlled dip into $3,858–$3,838 to reload bids, then rotation higher toward $3,900+. • Scenario 2 – Straight break: Quick clearance of $3,892/ATH $3,896–$3,898 → $3,900, unleashing a momentum run into $3,925–$3,950. (Overbought signals persist, but structural demand keeps dips shallow.) 📊 Short-Term Targets: On continuation: $3,892 → $3,900 → $3,925 → $3,950, with $4,000 as stretch if acceptance holds above $3,900. On retrace: $3,858 → $3,840 → $3,825. 💡 Market Sentiment Drivers: • Shutdown-driven data delays & uncertainty are boosting safe-haven bids; Friday’s NFP was delayed, reinforcing cut expectations. • Rate-cut odds remain elevated into October, keeping the opportunity cost of holding gold low (FedWatch/BofA commentary). • Official-sector demand stays constructive (central banks resumed net +15t buying in August per WGC), underpinning dips. • Macro/geopolitical risk + tariff chatter continue to provide a tailwind; 2025’s ~47% surge underscores the regime shift. 🔄 Retracement Outlook: A tag of $3,858–$3,853 (multi-day pivot) or a stop-run to $3,840–$3,838 is a typical “healthy” pullback zone inside trend. Swift reclaim of $3,858/53 after a liquidity flush often precedes fresh ATHs. 🧭 Risk Levels to Watch: Holding above $3,858–$3,838 keeps the bullish structure intact. Failure/acceptance below $3,825 shifts risk toward $3,804 → $3,791 → $3,777 and opens the door to $3,759–$3,738. 🚀 Overall Weekly Outlook: Gold remains in a power-trend with $3,892/ATH $3,896–$3,898 → $3,900 as the immediate battleground. Expect orderly, buyable dips while those supports hold; topside roadmap favors $3,925–$3,950 with $4,000 viable on a decisive breakout/acceptance. ________________________________________ 🗺️ Key Gold Levels Map — Primary Supports & Resistances (Updated to Fri Close $3,886.8): Primary Resistances: 3892 (Fri high) → 3896–3898 (ATH band) → 3900 → 3925 → 3950 → 4000. Primary Supports: 3872–3860 (intraday) → 3858–3853 (multi-day base) → 3840–3838 (Fri low) → 3825 / 3819 → 3804 / 3791 / 3777 → 3759–3738 (deeper control). Bullish flip/validation: Sustained acceptance ≥3900 turns dips into buys toward 3925–3950. Bearish line-in-sand: Daily close <3825 weakens the trend; <3791 confirms a broader corrective swing.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by ProjectSyndicate
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#SILVER XAG/USDChart Setup Asset: Silver (Silver / US Dollar - XAG/USD) Timeframe:12 Month (very long-term view from 1954 onwards) Scale: Logarithmic chart, which effectively shows long-term percentage growth. Major Breakout: The chart shows silver breaking out of a multi-year consolidation pattern that formed after the 2011 peak. This pattern resembles a bull flag or a large pennant. Resistance Becomes Support: Once Silver has decisively broken above the critical horizontal resistance level around $50, which was the peak in 1980 and 2011. This is a very strong bullish signal. Ascending Channel: The price is trading within a well-defined, multi-decade ascending parallel channel. Currently, it has broken above the channel's midpoint, suggesting a move towards the upper boundary is possible. Projected Path: I expect the price to confirm the breakout by potentially retesting the ~$50 level as support before continuing its upward trajectory. Fibonacci Targets: A Trend-based Fibonacci extension tool is used to project future price targets. Next Target Zone: The primary target is set around $130. Long-Term Potential Targets: Much higher, longer-term targets are identified at approximately $783 and $4,752.
TVC:SILVERLong
by GuardianFX
Silver Weekly Chart Short Position after longs are out in profitSilver Weekly Chart Short Position after longs are out in profit Since the breakout, silver has already moved 200% of the breakout range, meaning that anyone who bought the breakout has effectively doubled their money, assuming they placed their stop loss below the previous low. When such a move occurs, we typically see massive profit-taking from large buyers, which almost always leads to a strong correction before the market attempts another leg higher. In fact, this could mark the end of the upward move, with the price likely to fall back toward the 42.00 area before any renewed rally attempt.
FX:XAGUSDShort
by StudyWallStreet