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Gold Ready To Fold?Gold (GC1!) — 1.414 Tag + Max Gartley PRZ: Is This the High? I’m mapping a short off a full confluence cluster at the highs. Why I’m short here (stacked signals) 3-Month 1.414 extension hit: price is sitting right at ~3,722 (1.414 on the 3M chart). That’s classic terminal PRZ behavior. Daily “Max Gartley” complete: harmonic PRZ lands 3,710–3,735; price tagged/hovered there. Volume/CVD divergence across TFs: daily, weekly, monthly show higher price on weaker buy volume / softer positive delta → exhaustion. Weekly momentum divergence: MACD lower high vs price higher high; histogram rolling off = bearish momentum divergence. Band/structure context: riding the upper Bollinger with long upper wicks into red channel resistance; rising-wedge/parallel rail touch. Measured moves: last leg ≈ prior leg; AB=CD ≈ 1:1 completes ~3,720–3,735, inside the PRZ. Round-number + prior shelf: 3,700 is a heavy pivot; failure to extend above 3,739–3,742 on strong delta = absorption at the top. Extra confirmations I’m watching live CVD/Delta: push above 3,735 without new CVD highs = add to short. Spread/financing: widening bid–ask / negative basis into spikes = top-y behavior. Heikin-Ashi: upper shadows / color flip on daily/weekly strengthen the reversal case. Bottom line: This is a short right now into 3,716–3,736 with risk 3,751. The confluence—3M 1.414, daily Max Gartley, multi-TF volume divergence, weekly MACD div, and channel resistance—points to a swing lower toward 3,700 → 3,673 → 3,641, with room to 3,566/3,551 if momentum cracks.
COMEX:GC1!Short
by Ki11a_B
Gold Pauses Ahead of FOMC – Big Move Loading?Gold has been consolidating just below its all-time highs as traders await the Fed’s rate decision tomorrow. Key levels on my chart: Resistance: ATH 3737.5 → 3749.8 (DH) Support: 3715.2 (WH) → 3711.6 (DL) If the Fed cuts rates more aggressively than expected, Gold could break higher and run liquidity above 3750. On the flip side, a smaller cut or hawkish tone could give the dollar strength, driving Gold lower — first target 3700 → 3680. I’m staying cautious during Asia and London, expecting chop until NY session. My focus will be on how price reacts after the announcement — that’s where the cleaner opportunities should come. Patience is key here — the real move is still loading.
COMEX_MINI:MGC1!Long
by DWoodz
Silver To $44, Gold To $4,000!Precious Metals Booom!: - Silver prices at a 14-year high - Gold Bullion hit a record high of $3,673.95 on Tuesday - All precious metals headed for weekly gains Gold prices rose on Friday, holding close to record highs hit earlier this week, as signs of a weakening U.S. labor market reinforced expectations the Federal Reserve will deliver its first rate cut of the year next week Wednesday. "Weaker employment and spotty inflation... priced in with the Fed having to cut rates is pushing metals higher because there is the risk of longer-term inflation," said Daniel Pavilonis, senior market strategist at RJO Futures. "The market is preparing for the Federal Reserve to start cutting rates at the next meeting. The expectation is that this is not only one cut, (while) U.S. President Donald Trump's desire for lower policy rates also lifts gold's appeal," said UBS analyst Giovanni Staunovo. According to experts, the chances of us seeing lower gold prices going into 2026 is lower than Gold rallying higher into uncharted territories due to the poor revised NFP numbers, higher unemployment rate, increase in inflation, reduced consumer sentiment etc.. What To Lookout For Going Into The Future? - Discovery Prices @ $3,800 per/oz - Interest Rates Dropping Will Lead To Cheaper Borrowing Which Intern Increases Purchasing Power To Buy More Gold - $44 Buyside Liquidity For Silver
COMEX:GC1!Long
by LegendSince
Gold Futures – Short Setup to Lock in Profits🟠 Gold Futures – Short Setup to Lock in Profits Gold has had a strong breakout above the symmetrical triangle and has now pushed into an extended move near $3,700+. While the trend remains bullish on the higher timeframe, the current leg looks overextended, and I’m looking to hedge profits with a short setup. 🔑 Key Technicals Pattern Breakout: Gold broke out of a long consolidation wedge and accelerated higher. Resistance Zone: Price is testing the Fib 1.618 extension near $3,750, a potential exhaustion area. Volume Profile: Strong demand zone sits between $3,300 – $3,360 where most volume is concentrated. A pullback could retest this area. Risk-Reward: Setup gives ~1:3.4 RR with stop above recent highs and target into the HVN zone. 📉 Trade Idea – Protective Short Entry: 3750 Stop Loss: 3800 (extension level). Take Profit: $3580 ⚖️ Strategy This is not a reversal call – the larger trend is still bullish. The short setup is hedge/profit-protection only, aiming to capture a pullback after the parabolic leg. I’ll be watching if buyers can defend $3,600 on the first dip; failure to hold could accelerate selling toward the high-volume zone. 📊 Bias Short-term: Bearish (pullback expected) Mid-term: Neutral to Bullish (trend intact above $3,300) What do you think – do we see a healthy correction here, or is gold too strong to fade yet?
COMEX:GC1!
by JoshuaDanford
Gold (MGC) – Watching 3725 Key Decision Point Ahead of CPIGold surged yesterday with aggressive bullish momentum, tagging into the 3725 BFH level. Price is consolidating just beneath it as we head into Tuesday’s London and NY sessions. Upside: Break and hold above 3725 opens the door toward 3750+. Downside: Rejection at 3725 + breakdown through 3700 could shift structure, with targets at 3680 and 3662. CPI & Unemployment data in the NY session may provide the catalyst. 📌 Patience until reaction confirms — 3725 is the key battleground.
COMEX_MINI:MGC1!Long
by DWoodz
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Gold Consolidation – Watching 3650 Break for Weekly MoveGold has opened the week consolidating under last week’s highs. Price continues to respect a bearish FVG on the 1H/4H chart, with heavy distribution around the 3675–3680 zone. For direction: Break above 3687 (D-H) = liquidity grab above highs before any reversal. Break below 3654 (D-L) = bearish continuation into last week’s low (3626) and potentially the 8HR FVG around 3520–3550 later this week. Bias is cautious bearish going into Asian → London session. I’ll be patient for confirmation — the cleanest trigger is an hourly close below yesterday’s low.
COMEX_MINI:MGC1!
by DWoodz
New Highs For Gold Or Perfect Opportunity for Reversal Gold (GC1!) Is Poised to set New Highs, as We've seen Gold (GC1) reach its highest Point in history and shows no intentions of Slowing Down. Gold May Start off Strong with high liquidity This Monday, This could be the lowest we get to see gold Prices For a long time and late investor may want to get in before we take off. all I know is this will be a fierce battle as 'Bears' may use this opportunity to enter their positions the 'Bulls' will have to fight! if they really want it.
COMEX_MINI:MGC1!
by MAN_OTC
Gold (XAU/USD) Forex SignalGold (XAU/USD) has been showing strong bullish momentum recently, but the latest Zig Zag pattern and RSI (Relative Strength Index) suggest a potential correction in the short term. Let’s analyze and provide a clear forex trading signal. Market Overview | Pair | Gold (XAU/USD) | | -------------- | ------------------------------- | | Current Price | \$3,680.7 | | Trend | Bullish with minor pullback | | Key Indicators | Zig Zag (5,10), RSI (14, close) | | Volatility | High | | Market Session | US Session | Technical Analysis Zig Zag Indicator: The last leg shows a peak around **\$3,679.3** followed by a small correction, signaling possible short-term weakness. RSI (14): Currently near the **55 level**, coming down from overbought territory (>70). This indicates the bullish rally may be slowing, and sellers could test the downside. Support Levels: \$3,650 – \$3,620 Resistance Levels: \$3,720 – \$3,750 Gold Trading Signal (September 14, 2025) | Signal Type | Sell (Short-term) | | ------------- | --------------------- | | Entry Zone | \$3,680 – \$3,690 | | Stop Loss | \$3,720 | | Take Profit 1 | \$3,650 | | Take Profit 2 | \$3,620 | Analysis: Since RSI has cooled off from overbought levels and Zig Zag shows a minor top formation, a short-term selling opportunity is expected. However, the long-term trend remains bullish, so aggressive traders may wait for dips to re-enter long positions. Alternate Scenario If gold breaks above \$3,720, the bearish setup becomes invalid, and bulls may drive the price toward \$3,750 – \$3,800. FAQs on Gold Forex Signals Q1: Is gold still a good buy in September 2025? Yes, gold remains in a long-term uptrend, but short-term pullbacks are expected. Q2: What is the best strategy for XAU/USD now? Swing traders can short near resistance with tight SL, while long-term investors can buy on dips. Q3: Which indicators are most useful for gold trading? RSI, Zig Zag, Moving Averages, and Fibonacci retracements work well with gold volatility. Conclusion Gold (XAU/USD) is consolidating after a strong bullish move. Short-term traders can look for sell opportunities near \$3,680 with targets at \$3,650 – \$3,620, while long-term traders should stay bullish and buy dips.
COMEX:GC1!Long
by forexinworld
MCX GOLD;Trade Set up and TargetsKey levels Immediate support (first line): ₹108,550 Lower support zone: ₹108,000 — if price closes below this, bearish pressure increases. Near-term resistance zone: ₹109,440 — watch for rejections here. Upper resistance / new-high trigger: ₹110,000 — daily close above this signals fresh bullish extension. Psychological round: ₹111,000 (next larger objective if momentum continues) (These are the horizontal lines on the chart and the levels I used to build targets.) Technical read : RSI(14) in my chart is in neutral-to-mildly-overbought area — watch for divergence or a close below 50 for weakening momentum. Trade setups & targets Bullish (momentum continuation) Setup: Daily close above ₹110,000 (with follow-through volume / higher open next day). Entry: on a clean daily close above 110,000 or a pullback to 109,400–109,600 that holds. Targets: 1) ₹111,000 (first), 2) ₹112,400–₹113,000 (secondary extension). Stop: below ₹108,900 (or tight intraday protective stop if entering on breakout). Range / neutral (failure at resistance) If price is rejected in the 109,400–110,000 zone: consider short with targets 108,550 then 108,000. Stop: above 110,200 on a rejection scalp. Bearish (momentum shift) Trigger: daily close below ₹108,000 (sustained). Short targets: 107,000 then 105,500. Stop: above 108,800 (or recent EMA20). Intraday scalp idea Look for support/resistance confluence near 108,550 (buy if strong bounce and intraday momentum) or a quick rejection around 109,440–110,000 for a 200–500 point scalp, with tight stops. Risk management & rules (short) Risk no more than 1–2% of trading capital per trade. Prefer daily closes for swing decisions; intraday trades need tighter stops. Watch macro cues — US rates, USDINR and global gold (COMEX) often influence MCX moves.(For educational purpose only)
MCX:GOLD1!Long
by CSB68
Gold Setting Up for Weekly Low Sweep – Watching 3650sGold has stalled out at the highs this week and is showing signs of exhaustion after a strong 2-week bullish run. Thursday’s close left us hovering just above key support in the 3650s. For Friday, I’m watching for a break and close below yesterday’s low on the 1H chart. If we get that confirmation, I’ll be looking for continuation shorts targeting Monday’s low and potentially the 8HR FVG around 3600–3620 to close out the week. If bulls defend this level again, then the range may extend — but the cleaner move is down into untested imbalances below. This sets up Friday as a key day: ✅ Break yesterday’s low = downside liquidity run in play ❌ Hold support again = chop/range into next week
COMEX_MINI:MGC1!Short
by DWoodz
The 2-Sigma Rejection: Gold's Multi-Indicator Reversal Blueprint# The 2-Sigma Rejection: Gold's Multi-Indicator Reversal Blueprint ## Market Structure Evolution (Points 1→4) Price action has completed a measured retracement to proven institutional buying zones, establishing Point 4 as a critical inflection level where smart money historically accumulates positions. This calculated pullback to tested support creates the foundation for a high-probability reversal setup. ## The Confluence Matrix: Four Pillars of Confirmation ### **Momentum Divergence Dual Signal** - **RSI Bullish Divergence**: While price printed a lower low at Point 4, the Relative Strength Index formed a higher low, revealing underlying strength masked by price action - **MFI Confirmation**: Money Flow Index mirrors the RSI divergence, indicating that capital flows are diverging positively from price - a signature of accumulation during apparent weakness ### **Bollinger Band Extremity Alignment** - **Price at Lower Band**: Point 4 precisely tags the lower Bollinger Band, marking a statistically significant oversold extreme - **OBV Breaking Below Its Lower Band**: A rare occurrence where On-Balance Volume pierces below its own Bollinger Band lower boundary - historically a powerful mean reversion signal that suggests panic selling into strong hands ### **The 2-Standard Deviation Rejection** Using Point 1 as the VWAP anchor creates a statistically robust framework: - Point 4 achieves a perfect touch and rejection from the 2nd standard deviation below VWAP - This represents a 95% statistical extreme, where price typically finds aggressive buyers - The rejection from this level confirms institutional algorithms are defending this mathematically significant zone ## Technical Synthesis This setup presents a textbook convergence of statistical extremes and momentum divergences. The simultaneous occurrence of: - Dual momentum divergences (RSI + MFI) - Dual Bollinger Band extremes (Price + OBV) - 2-sigma VWAP deviation test Creates a rare "perfect storm" reversal setup where multiple independent indicators reach oversold extremes simultaneously. ## Probability Assessment When price touches the lower Bollinger Band while OBV breaks below its own band, historical data suggests a >70% probability of mean reversion within 5-10 bars. Combined with the momentum divergences and VWAP deviation test, this creates an asymmetric risk-reward scenario favoring long positions. ## Risk Management Framework - **Stop Loss**: Below Point 4 with buffer for volatility - **Initial Target**: VWAP mean reversion (1st standard deviation) - **Extended Target**: Upper Bollinger Band or Point 3 resistance - **Invalidation**: Sustained break below 2nd VWAP deviation would negate the setup ## Key Takeaway The convergence of statistical extremes across multiple non-correlated indicators at Point 4 creates a institutional-grade reversal setup. The 2-sigma VWAP rejection, combined with rare OBV Bollinger Band penetration and dual momentum divergences, presents a compelling mean reversion opportunity with clearly defined risk parameters.
COMEX_MINI:MGC1!Long
by jacesabr_real
Gold Stalls Ahead of CPI – Pullback Setup Loading?Gold has been aggressively bullish for the past two weeks, but yesterday showed the first signs of exhaustion. Price stalled under the daily high ($3,690), leaving liquidity below untouched. With CPI and unemployment claims scheduled during the NY session, we may see the dollar strengthen — providing the catalyst for a deeper pullback on Gold. Key Zones I’m watching: Upside Liquidity: Sweep above $3,690 (D-H) could serve as a trap before reversing lower. Downside Targets: $3,654–$3,652 (D-L/W-H confluence) $3,600 node $3,530–$3,550 (H4/8H FVG rebalancing zone) If this week is to stay bullish overall, a proper low for the week forming inside the H4/8H FVG would set the stage for continuation higher. For now, patience until price makes its move around these zones.
COMEX_MINI:MGC1!Short
by DWoodz
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The Golden Trinity: Triple Divergence Confluence at Volume Void # Micro Gold Futures: Multi-Confluence Bullish Setup at Critical Juncture ## Market Structure Evolution (Points 1→3) The price action reveals a compelling narrative as buyers reassert control within a constructive sideways consolidation pattern. This accumulation phase, characterized by ascending support levels, suggests underlying strength despite the range-bound behavior. ## Technical Confluence Matrix at Current Position ### **Structural Confirmation** - **Higher High Formation**: The market has established a decisive higher high on the bar-level structure at this precise technical junction, confirming the shift in short-term momentum dynamics. ### **Volume-Weighted Analysis** - **VWAP Touch Point**: Price has precisely tested the Volume Weighted Average Price anchored from the local market low, providing institutional-level support validation at this critical level. ### **Divergence Trinity Setup** A rare triple-layered divergence configuration has emerged: - **Hidden Bullish Divergence**: Suggesting continuation of the underlying uptrend - **Classical Bullish Divergence**: Indicating potential reversal from oversold conditions - Both divergences align on the bar-level timeframe, amplifying the signal strength ### **Volume Profile Dynamics** - **OBV Breakout**: The On-Balance Volume indicator has decisively broken above its downtrend line, signaling a shift in accumulation patterns and renewed buying interest from smart money participants. - **Low Volume Node Rejection**: Point 3 marks a textbook rejection from a low volume area (LVN), a high-probability reversal zone where price typically finds little acceptance, creating a spring-loaded setup for directional movement. ## Trading Implications This confluence of technical factors creates a high-probability setup where multiple timeframes and indicators align. The rejection from the low volume node, combined with the structural higher high and triple divergence setup, presents an asymmetric risk-reward opportunity for positioned traders. ## Risk Considerations While the technical picture appears constructive, traders should monitor the sustainability of the OBV breakout and watch for volume confirmation on any upside continuation. The sideways market structure suggests patience may be required as the accumulation phase completes.
COMEX_MINI:MGC1!Long
by jacesabr_real