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MGC1! Could potentially dip below prior NY low, depending on GDP data

MGC1! Massive Liq sweep, let's see if we go down now.


GC1!
Primary: SHORT 3812–3820 if 15m rejection → TP1 3799 / TP2 3783 / TP3 3760; SL = 15m wick high +0.5–1.0.


Alt: LONG only on 15m acceptance ≥3820 and 5m hold; TPs: 3828–3832 / 3835–3842 / 3865–3868; SL = 15m pullback low −0.5–1.0.

MGC1! Currently watching price behavior around 3783.5 and 3774.1

- my bias is for bullish continuation towards the W3 target range above 3800.

- If price return to the support levels on the chart, it could be a great buying opportunity

- If those levels are broken, I will be looking for a buying opportunity around 3739.8 level.
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MGC1! Depending on how the PCE data comes out this week, I think we might see Gold consolidate after all this upward momentum...for the remainder of the year even. Markets have been pricing in 3 rate cuts for the last few weeks. But given recent fed speeches, they might actually be going back to 2 or potentially even just the one rate cut we had in September. Obviously everything is data dependent, but I doubt we'll see 2 additional rate cuts unless upcoming jobs data releases are really bad.


MGC1! I'm glad I get to sit NY out. Looks like a warzone

MGC1! Target hit!

How much further will we go?
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GCV2025 If you absolutely must take a short, consider eyeing the 3803–3804 zone —
but make sure: it’s the October futures contract, not December. This level is calculated using the Expected Range (ER) formula, based on data from the CME exchange.

Levels derived from this formula have a strong historical hit rate across a wide range of financial instruments.

We publish a weekly recap of ER performance in our channel — showing how these levels played out over the past week.
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