Gold in consolidation before another push higherGold is consolidating between 4120 and 4155. An hourly candle close above 4155 can take us to 4180, 4190 and 4200 next.
Be cautious and have a smaller position since Gold is a bit over-extended in the short term. However, it still has a bullish outlook in 2025 and 2026. Analysts indicate it will reach $5,000/oz by the end of 2026. I am watching signs for a correction within the next 2 weeks before another push higher. Corrections will be a great opportunity for buy setups.
Trade ideas
Gold will reach a new high today!Gold long positions established last week in the 3050-3070 range have yielded strong returns. Gold prices have now re-established themselves above $4,000 and are testing last week's highs. While encountering resistance and retreating, the overall upward trend remains intact. Today's trading strategy recommends continuing with a buy-on-dip strategy. Investors who established long positions below $4,000 last week should consider holding them as a medium- to long-term investment. Those who haven't yet established a position can enter the market in phases between $4,015 and $4,030 to manage risk and capitalize on potential upside. Based on a comprehensive analysis of technical indicators and market trends, gold prices are expected to break through previous highs and reach new highs.
Next Move Possibilities, Can Gold move till 4300..Hello Followers, I am going to share you my opinion on gold next move..
Gold is Flying at the All Time High (ATH). According to the gold structure it is strong bullish so it is possible that it can tested the below support areas. Gold can retest the support area around 4220/4208 and then it will fly further high.. In condition gold break support then it will reach the major support around 4185/4176.. Gold will fly till the first target 4260 and then will reach the second target around 4300..
KEYPOINTS:
Entry-level 4236
1stTarget 4260
2nd Target 4300
Support area 4220/4208
Major Support 4185/4176
Farewell to 4200 — The 4300 Era Begins!Gold has currently reached a high near 4295, just shy of 4300. Given the current upward momentum, it's easy for gold to continue its upward trend and test 4300. Because gold continues to hit new highs and break through the trend channel, there's currently no clear resistance zone above it, making it difficult to enter a short position in gold. Furthermore, a break above 4300 could significantly ignite bullish market sentiment and increase expectations for continued gold gains, pushing the price higher.
Therefore, we're primarily focusing on relatively significant support areas below. As gold's center of gravity continues to shift upward, its lows are gradually rising. Short-term support is concentrated in the 4265-4255 area, while further strong support lies in the 4240-4230 area. These two areas will be the long entry areas that we will focus on next.
Therefore, in short-term trading:
1. If gold first retreats to the 4265-4255 area, we can consider starting a long position in gold.
2. If gold continues to retreat to the 4240-4230 area, we can consider increasing our long position in gold.
3. If you still want to try to profit from the pullback, you can consider shorting gold in the 4298-4308 area. You must set a protection level (SL: 4300-4310) for counter-trend trading.
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SINAL TYPE BUY GOLD ASSETBullish momentum confirmed with strong structure break and rejection from key support zone.
Price showing continuation strength ahead of the London session.
Targeting higher liquidity levels with clear upside potential.
Entry: Active
Stop Loss: Below recent swing low
Take Profit: 1st AT 100 PIPS DAILY SIGNALS
Momentum is building as bulls step back into control!
This setup highlights a high-probability short-term buying opportunity, ideal for traders who thrive on clean structure, momentum, and precision timing.
Market Snapshot
Structure Shift: Price holds a strong higher low — a classic sign of bullish intent.
Momentum Building: Buyers are defending key levels, showing early control.
Entry Zone: A focused area where upside acceleration is likely to begin.
Risk Control: Stop-loss levels kept tight (around 40–50 pips) for efficient capital protection.
Trading Outlook
Consider long entries near the highlighted zone as confirmation builds.
Targets: Short-term take-profits toward recent resistance or liquidity zones.
Tip: Adjust your lot size based on your personal risk plan — precision over size wins.
Trader’s Note
This signal focuses on short-term market momentum. Use it as part of a broader trading plan — not a guarantee. Stay disciplined, follow your risk rules, and let structure guide your trade.
GOLD THE FIB EXTENSION ON 1HR +MARKET STRUCTURE+EMA+SMA+RSI DIVERGENT GAVE A HIGH LEVEL CONFIRMATION ON THE 3943-3920 BUY ZONE .
the strategy is providing us another lower buy after the Asian price rejection at 3993.45 ,the rejection at 3993.5 was a break and a retest from a support 1hr descending trendline connecting (4026 and 4016) the breakout of the 1r support came back as retest at 3993.45 .
if we break out from 3993.45-3995 on 1hr look for buy from 3min or 5min structure.
key support today 3885 demand floor on the ascending trendline connecting 3798.628 and 3821.692.this will be a pivotal watch on price action .
good luck london buy floor at 3954-3952 as called earlier....market structure does not lie.
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XAU asiaAlrighty, $4191 has been the biggest hurdle for gold recently. In & out this handle constantly since TP/first interactions…
Today I’m looking for Uncle Ling the plug to launch us out this area settling above $4233 where this will play crucial to delivering full target of $4318
OR a nose dive back into $4140s.
Major point of interest will be $4191 and should be tracked on a 4h closure…
Hopefully NY has tagged this area enough to let Asia set the bar… again!!!
Zero tolerance here. I wouldn’t want to see any pricing below $4170.
Let’s Goooo Traders!!!! 🤝🏾
Gold price analysis October 15GOLD UPDATE – The trend is still with the buyers
Gold prices continue to maintain an impressive upward momentum and are currently trading around the historical peak (ATH). The upward momentum is still very strong, showing that the buyers are completely in control of the market.
In that context, every correction in today's session can be seen as a great opportunity to "catch the wave" following the main trend.
Trading strategy:
Priority: Only wait for BUY
BUY Trigger: When the price rejection signal appears at the support zone of 4180 and 4145
Target: 4230
As long as the price remains above this support zone, the "buy the dip" strategy is still the most reasonable choice.
XAUUSD – Structure Holds, Buyers in Control | Bullish OutlookOANDA:XAUUSD
Gold Continuation Update | Post-$4,000 Breakout 🚀
Five days ago, I shared my bullish setup on Gold calling for continuation above the $4,000 mark and it played out perfectly.
Price didn’t just hold it exploded past the $4,000 ATH and reached as high as $4,165, fully validating the Trendline + FVG Rejection + Volume Confirmation strategy.
Now, the market continues to show strong bullish momentum:
• Price keeps rejecting from multiple Fair Value Gaps (FVGs), confirming clear buyer dominance and well-structured continuation.
• Volatility remains elevated, with the main trendline still acting as a powerful dynamic support, guiding the move upward.
• Volume expansion during rallies signals that institutional money remains active on the buy side.
As long as Gold holds above the 3,950–3,980 zone, my bias stays firmly bullish.
The previous upside target of 4,080–4,150 has been reached and I now expect further extension toward 4,220–4,300, possibly even new record highs into year-end if macro conditions stay supportive.
From a broader perspective, with rising rate-cut expectations, ongoing geopolitical tensions, and softer USD flows, the environment continues to favor Gold’s strength into Q4 2025.
I anticipate a record-breaking year-end close, with Gold likely testing higher territory as investors seek safety and yield alternatives.
Macro factors dovish Fed tone, geopolitical risks, and softer USD continue to support the move.
Bias: 🔺 Bullish | Setup: Trendline + FVG rejections + Volume confirmation
DeGRAM | GOLD rebound from the demand zone📊 Technical Analysis
● XAU/USD rebounded sharply from the 3,950 demand zone, breaking through descending resistance and signaling the start of a recovery phase.
● Price now targets the 4,014 resistance, supported by higher lows and a potential bullish channel breakout confirmation.
💡 Fundamental Analysis
● Gold gains support from weaker U.S. dollar sentiment and expectations that upcoming inflation data may reinforce dovish Fed positioning.
✨ Summary
● Long bias above 3,950; targets 4,014. Technical reversal aligns with macro-driven dollar softness, favoring short-term bullish momentum.
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Gold flying further high, Next move till 4240..Hello Followers, I am going to share you my opinion on gold next move..
Gold is flying high and high and now currently it has break the resistance and now forming more bullish candles.. the level of resistance is 4180/4169.. according to me Gold will move further high because going with trend is more better then go against the trend. Gold will move further high till the target area around 4240.
KEYPOINTS:
Entry-level 4184
Target 4240
Stop Loss 4165
Resistance 4180/4179
XAUUSD Short ideaOutlook:
The technical setup suggests XAU/USD is primed for a pullback to $3,950-$4,000 this week, driven by overbought conditions, resistance rejection, and potential profit-taking. A deeper correction to $3,900 or $3,830 is possible if $4,000 breaks, particularly with options-driven volatility or a stronger DXY. However, the broader uptrend remains intact, supported by long-term bullish factors (e.g., central bank buying, debt concerns). Traders should monitor $4,125 for a potential trend resumption and $4,060-$4,000 for support. Key catalysts like U.S. economic data or geopolitical updates could amplify moves, so stay alert for volatility.
GOLD Completes Correction – Ready to Soar to 4,050 USD!OANDA:XAUUSD The price is currently testing a key support zone within a clearly defined ascending channel, indicating potential for continued upward movement. If price action confirms rejection at this level, we may see a bullish move towards 4,050 USD, aligning with the middle line of the channel. However, a break below this support level could invalidate the bullish outlook and signal a shift in momentum.
This setup reflects the potential for the current uptrend to continue. If you agree with this analysis or have additional insights, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments!
XAUUSD: Momentum fades after new ATH, watching for a correctionOANDA:XAUUSD is currently facing strong selling pressure after printing a new high at 4059 and gapping down at the open , which reinforces the expectation of a correction in the coming sessions.
In addition, U.S. President Donald Trump recently stated that a deal to end the war in Gaza is “very close” and he may travel to Egypt later this week, as his envoys participate in talks aimed at a ceasefire and hostage-release agreement.
⇒ All factors are aligning for a pullback in gold.
As I analyzed in yesterday’s session, a large number of Longput contracts have been deployed by CME traders as protection against downside. You can read my previous analysis here:
Today’s plan: We will look for short , with a target at .
Resistance: ,
Key support:
Strong support:
This is a strong support zone with big liquidity concentration and is also where CME traders have placed a large cluster of Longput contracts.
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Profit Both Ways — Double the Trades, Double the Thrill !After gold hit above 4210, it showed obvious signs of stagflation. First, after gold touched around 4218, it retreated to around 4164; secondly, after gold touched around 4212 during the rebound, it retreated again to around 4179.While the two pullbacks were limited, they also indicate that after gold's strong rally, the market is beginning to diverge and diverge.
We can use the ABC rule to determine the position of D. Based on the chart composition, D is around 4160. That is to say, in the short term, gold has the need to retreat to around 4160 again, and this area is also a strong defense line for bulls. If this defense area is broken, gold may continue its downward trend and test the bull-bear dividing line of 4140-4130.
So after a clear rejection signal appears, I think we can continue to try to short gold in the 4205-4215 area. The retracement target area is first located in the 4180-4160 area; and once gold retreats to the 4160-4150 area, we can wait for an opportunity to rejoin the gold long trade!
XAUUSD | Gold Holds Firm as Buyers Dominate the MarketGold continues to demonstrate a strong and orderly bullish structure, with momentum sustained by a combination of market confidence and macroeconomic positioning. The metal’s consistent upward drive reflects ongoing demand for safety amid lingering inflationary concerns and uncertainty surrounding global economic recovery. Institutional accumulation remains visible, suggesting that investors are positioning ahead of potential policy adjustments and currency fluctuations.
The recent moderation phase appears to be a controlled pause rather than weakness, indicating that buyers are maintaining control while the market digests prior gains. Should current stability in yields persist and geopolitical tensions remain elevated, gold could extend its advance in the medium term, reaffirming its role as a key hedge within diversified portfolios.
Congratulations to those who followed my ideas last weekGold managed to break its all-time high — albeit hesitantly — touching 4077 just now.
The price action now resembles a car exiting a local road onto the highway: once it gains full traction, acceleration could be swift.
The renewed bullish tone is largely driven by escalating U.S.–China tariff headlines from the Trump administration, prompting investors to seek safety in gold as a hedge against uncertainty.
However, given the sharp vertical movement, it’s essential to stay disciplined, wait for proper retests, and maintain clear stop levels.
Bullish Scenario (Buy):
Entry: 4060 → current price (preferably after a retest of 4060)
Targets: 4077 → (4088–4094) → (4100–4109) → 4124 → 4139 → 4155 → 4170
Bearish Scenario (Sell):
Entry: Below 4038
Targets: 4033 → 4027 → 4015 → (4006–4000) → 3990 → 3980 → 3970 → 3964 → (3951–3943) → 3920
Disclaimer:
This analysis represents my personal market outlook and should not be taken as financial advice. Trading in financial markets involves significant risk. Always use a stop-loss and trade responsibly.
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.
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🧮 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.
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🧭 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.
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🎯 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.
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🔻 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.
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📊 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.
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📈 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.
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🔁 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.
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🧮 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.
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✅ 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.