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Wait for the big correction down on gold to finishHi traders, Last week gold failed to go up and started making a complex pullback (WXY) now, where wave X was a Triangle. After that it dropped and made a corrective upmove. So next week we could see another downmove to finish the bigger correction down. And then the next impulsive wave up. Let's see what price does and react. Trade idea: Wait for a rejection with an impulse wave up from the Weekly FVG. After a small correction down on a lower timeframe and a change in orderflow to bullish you could trade longs. This shared post is only my point of view on what could be the next move in this pair based on my technical analysis. But I react and trade on what I see in the chart, not what I've predicted or expect. Don't be emotional, just trade your plan! Eduwave
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by EduwaveTrading
LiamTrading – Gold compressed at the triangle peak; watch for...LiamTrading – Gold compressed at the triangle peak; watch for a break at 4020 (H2) After a week of accumulation, the price is pressing into the triangle peak between the descending trendline (from late October) and the ascending trendline (from 11/5). The advantage will lean towards an increase if 4020 is broken and sustained. Technical Analysis (priority H2, Volume Profile – Trendline – S/R – Fibonacci) Trendline & Structure The descending trendline is blocking the recovery waves; the ascending trendline supports the adjustment waves. Closing the H2 candle above the confluence zone ~4020 will confirm a clear upward movement. Support / Resistance (S/R) Main support: 3970–3972 (swing low & “Key level Support”). Decision zone: 4014–4020 (break–retest zone). Resistance: 4045 (medium-term), 4050 (supply for scalp orders), upper band 4105–4110. Volume Profile (recent session / composite) POC magnet: 4015–4017 → likely to have profit-taking/fluctuations; staying above POC turns this area into a launchpad. LVN: around 4020 → beautiful break-and-go; failing to hold often pulls back to 4015/4010. Fibonacci Extension (H2 swing) 1.618 coincides with 4045–4050 → first upward target. 2.272/2.618 creates a liquidity zone 4095–4110 → area may weaken/strong profit-taking. Today's Trading Scenarios Scenario 1 – Buy on breakout Entry: 4020–4022 after closing above trendline + retest holding 4018–4020 SL: 4014 TP: 4045 → 4070 → 4100–4110 Management: Take partial profit at 4045; move SL to break-even when reaching +1R. Staying above 4020 turns POC 4015–4017 into support. Scenario 1b – Buy on pullback (before breakout, cautious volume) Entry: 3998–4002 (“400x”) when there is an upward reaction at the ascending trendline SL: 3988 TP: 4017 → 4045 Note: H2 closes below 3988 → cancel the order. Scenario 2 – Sell scalp at resistance Entry: 4048–4052 (confluence of Fibo 1.618 + supply zone) SL: 4056 TP: 4040 → 4030 → 4020 Note: This is counter-trend. Ignore if H2 closes strongly above 4052. Summary The upward bias is confirmed when breaking–holding 4020, opening targets 4045 → 4070 → 4100+. Before that signal, trade within the range respecting POC 4015–4017 and ceiling 4045/4050. Risk per order 0.5–1%, move SL to BE when reaching +1R.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by LiamTradingFX
Gold & Silver Outlook | Central Bank Buying & Correction (5 Nov)🟡 GOLD & SILVER MARKET ANALYSIS - November 05, 2025 Central Bank Buying:
Global central banks remain in accumulation mode after adding 1,000+ tonnes in 2024. * China: 2,298t | India: 879t | Russia: 2,335t * Emerging markets’ gold purchases +30% YoY, driven by de-dollarization and inflation hedging as USD reserves fall below 58%. Silver Demand & Deficit: * Industrial use hits 680M oz (+11% YoY) — a record. * Solar PV: 232M oz | EVs: 90M oz * Deficit: 215M oz — extending into 2025 as mine output stays flat.
📈 Outlook: Range $47–$55/oz, with potential breakout as green tech ramps. ETF & Market Sentiment : * Gold ETFs (GLD): +$3.6B inflows in Oct, but -$2.1B outflows in Nov on profit-taking. * Silver ETFs: Mixed flows, cautious sentiment. * Gold RSI: ~68 → short-term pullback risk. * Forecast: Inflows could rebound in Q1 if Fed resumes easing. Futures & Positioning : * CME Gold OI: 528,789 contracts (+WoW) * Implied Vol (Dec): 21.1% | Call/Put Bias: 60/40 (bullish skew) * Silver Vol: ~25% — traders shifting to policy-driven long bets. Macro Drivers : * Fed: 25bps cut + hawkish tone (CPI 2.6%) * U.S.–China Truce: Reduces tariffs, softens safe-haven demand. * BRICS: Advancing gold-backed settlement systems. * Dollar Share: Falls to 58% of global reserves. Performance & Forecast : * Gold: $3,941/oz | -1.5% today | +50% YTD * Silver: $48/oz | -1.0% today | +66% YTD
📊 Projection: Gold eyes $4,400 | Silver targets $57 by mid-2026.
🕐 Astro Window (UK Time): 1:00 PM–4:30 PM bullish spike expected. Bias : Short-term correction likely → overall bearish bias until supports retest.
Check chart for buying/selling levels.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSD
by DECRYPTERS
Nov 5, 2025 - XAUUSD GOLD Analysis and Potential Opportunity📊 Analysis: Yesterday formed a solid bearish candle, confirming that downward momentum remains dominant. The key support lies between 3908–3915 — if this zone breaks, bearish momentum will strengthen further. During the Asian session, watch the 3927–3930.5 area closely. If this level holds, a short-term rebound toward 3960–3965 is possible. I’ll be watching that zone for potential short entries from resistance. If price breaks above 3965, it would signal that bearish pressure is fading — only then will I look for buy setups on pullbacks into support. For now, the overall bias remains bearish, though small intraday bounces can occur before any continuation. 🔍 Key Levels to Watch: • 4000 – Psychological level • 3994 – Resistance • 3971–3980 – Resistance zone • 3960–3965 – Major resistance • 3947 – Support • 3927–3930.5 – Support zone • 3908–3915 – Key support • 3900 – Psychological level 📈 Intraday Strategy: SELL: If price breaks below 3927 → target 3922, with further downside toward 3915, 3908, 3905 BUY: If price holds above 3944 → target 3947, with further upside toward 3950, 3953, 3960 (⚠️ short-term rebound setup only — not a trend reversal signal)
OANDA:XAUUSD
by Ombabibi
XAUUSD📊 GOLD (XAUUSD) – H4 Bearish Flag Breakout + Daily Bearish Structure On the H4 timeframe, gold formed a bearish flag between 3,890 and 4,050. As expected, the flag pushed slightly to the upside, then broke to the downside at 4,006. Price retested the flag and is now moving lower again — confirming bearish continuation. On the daily timeframe, we are in a clear downtrend: Swing high: 4,420 Swing low: 4,400 Lower high: 4,154 New lower low: 3,886 Latest lower high: 4,046 This structure confirms that sellers remain in control. ✅ What I’m waiting for: 1️⃣ A rejection at 3,875 = sell opportunity (H1/H4) 2️⃣ A break and daily close below 3,900 → momentum continuation 📌 Best zone to sell: 3,875 Because at that level: liquidity below the previous low is cleared a new lower low forms on daily bearish trend continues cleanly Bias stays bearish until we break and close below 3,875. Lonterm it's looking for 3500
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by IvsWolf
XAU/USD – Range Trading Within Key Supply and Demand ZonesGold (XAU/USD) is currently consolidating in a tight horizontal range between $3,920 – $4,060, showing a clear balance between buyers and sellers on the 1-hour chart. After several failed attempts to break above resistance, momentum appears to be losing strength, hinting at a potential short-term pullback. The current setup shows price trading near the upper boundary of the range, aligning with a visible supply zone. This offers a risk-reward opportunity for short-term traders anticipating a rejection from resistance. Key levels to watch: Resistance zone: $4,050 – $4,060 (range high / supply area) Support zone: $3,920 – $3,940 (range low / demand area) Mid-level: $3,990 (balance line) Trading plan: If price remains capped below $4,060 and forms a bearish rejection candle, short positions could target $3,940, with stops above $4,065. However, a confirmed breakout and close above $4,065 may invalidate the short setup, opening the door for a bullish extension toward $4,100 – $4,120. Technical summary: Structure: Sideways consolidation within major range Bias: Bearish while below $4,060 Tools used: Support & resistance, supply-demand zones, price action Gold continues to trade indecisively within its range — a breakout from either boundary will define the next major move. Traders should stay patient and wait for confirmation before engaging. Follow for more professional gold analysis and refined intraday trade setups every day.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by Henrybillion
Can gold prices go long amid a narrow stalemate?#XAUUSD TVC:GOLD OANDA:XAUUSD Gold prices continued to fluctuate narrowly throughout the evening⚖️, with the hourly and 2-hour moving averages converging in the 4010-4005 range, as both bulls and bears awaited a clear directional decision from the market.📊 However, from a technical perspective, gold prices have failed to break below the 4-hour moving average support at 3995 and the daily MA5 at 3985📈. These are crucial short-term support levels🚀, and the fact that gold prices haven't broken them confirms strong buying support below💪. This suggests that any short-term decline should be viewed as a technical correction rather than a market reversal.🤔 Therefore, although the short-term direction is not yet clear, considering the support formed by the 4-hour moving average and the daily MA5, I remain bullish and await a breakout from the consolidation pattern in gold prices🐂. There may not be much clear information tonight, so let's take a look at the performance of gold prices in the Asian session👀. In summary, the current trend is still in an upward channel. As long as the 3995-3985 level holds, I will maintain a bullish view. On the upside, pay attention to the short-term resistance at 4020-4030🤩.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Miracle-Walker_GC
Gold Weekly Summary and Forecast 11/1/2025Gold closed the month with a green bar which signals the bullish run is not over yet. From monthly TF, I am expecting the price to test 78.6% Fibo level and rise up to previous ATH at 4380 at least for the month of Nov. Weekly candle is not showing bullish continuation yet, as it's still printing a red candle. From daily, the hanging red candle is also suggesting a drop is coming. Therefore, I am expecting a initial drop to 3940 and rise from there at the later stage of next week. let's see what the market will provide.
ICMARKETS:XAUUSDLong
by SteadyFund
Gold in consolidation, what to look out forActually, I'm expecting prices to fall again, but if the chart suggests otherwise... The price is still moving sideways and consolidating the latest slide. Support in the USD 3,930 range is holding and the price is rising again within the range. However, volume is lacking. The falling resistance line has now been broken. Could this be a turning point? We're not there yet, but the picture is brightening somewhat. A breakout above USD 4,050 would be bullish, while a break below USD 3,930 would be bearish.
CAPITALCOM:GOLD
by christianaumiller
XAUUSD GOLDGold price on the 4H chart is forming a bullish breakout pattern from a descending wedge, trading near the 3,997 zone. A confirmed breakout above the trendline could trigger upward momentum toward the 4,120–4,160 target area, while holding above the 3,960 support will keep the bullish outlook valid. "Thank you for your support! If you found this idea valuable or learned something new, please consider liking and leaving a comment. I’d really appreciate hearing your feedback and thoughts."
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Pintu_sahu01
Gold 8H Forecast- Price will continue to sell off🔥 GOLD (XAU/USD) – 8H Forecast 🔥 Alright fam, let’s break this one down nice and clean 👇 🧠 Bias : Short-term bearish → Long-term bullish Gold’s cooking a classic pullback setup right now — we’re in a mid-range squeeze after that massive rally and rejection from the external BSL (Buy-Side Liquidity) at the top. 📉 Technical Breakdown Price broke structure at the top and started forming lower highs under that descending trendline. We’ve already taken external SSL (Sell-Side Liquidity) below recent lows, showing signs of a cleanup phase. The current compression looks like a bearish continuation pattern that could push into the 8H demand zone around $3,750 – $3,800. That zone also aligns perfectly with the 200 EMA, making it a juicy liquidity magnet before any major reversal. 🎯 Potential Play Short-term: Watch for a breakdown below current structure → ride it down to that $3,750 demand area. Ideal short confirmation = rejection at the $3,950 – $4,000 supply zone. Medium to Long-term: Once price taps that HTF demand, expect bulls to step back in hard. A clean rebound from there could launch us toward $4,300 – $4,500, following the red arrow projection. 🚀 ⚙️ Risk Management Avoid early longs until the sweep and reaction from demand confirm a shift. Keep stops tight above the 8H swing high if shorting. Wait for structure + volume confirmation before flipping bias long. 🧩 Summary Gold’s chilling mid-range after a big rally — expect one more dip into demand before the next bullish leg ignites. HTF structure remains intact, but we’re not done with the correction yet. Patience pays here.
TVC:GOLDShort
by Jibzy_Trades
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FOREXCOM:XAUUSDEducation
by GlobalWolfStreet
SELLStructure Summary Downtrend channel / wedge: Price is moving inside a narrowing structure — lower highs and lower lows. You’ve projected one more drop to sweep the lower liquidity zones before a major bullish breakout. The final arrow up represents a macro reversal, likely toward prior highs once the wedge breaks. 🔍 Technical Interpretation This projection aligns with a liquidity grab / fakeout setup: Bearish continuation phase → gold dips into deeper supports (e.g. 4030–4000 area). Liquidity sweep below wedge → where big buyers accumulate. Bullish reversal breakout → price explodes upward, breaking above the wedge resistance line. 📉 Short-Term Bias (Next 12–24 hrs) Expect another leg down while staying below 4075 resistance. Possible drop targets: 4050 (minor) 4035–4005 (major demand zone — likely bounce area). 📈 Mid-Term Bias (Next 1–3 days) If the wedge pattern completes and you get a bullish engulfing or strong impulsive candle off the lower blue support zone → that’s your reversal confirmation. Then the upside target would be roughly: 4120, 4150, or even 4200+ if momentum holds. ⚙️ Trade Plan Idea (based on your diagram) Bias Entry Zone Confirmation Targets Stop Loss Sell (short-term) 4070–4075 Rejection candle / failure to break wedge top 4035–4005 Above 4085 Buy (swing) 4035–4005 Bullish engulfing / break above wedge 4120 → 4150 → 4200 Below 4000 ✅ In summary: Your chart structure is spot-on — it looks like gold may dip one more time to trap late sellers, then reverse hard upward once that wedge pattern plays out.
EIGHTCAP:XAUUSDShort
by JAMESMBALI
Gold is building strength in an ascending triangleHey traders! 👋 After a solid rebound from the $3,940–$3,950 support zone, Gold (XAUUSD) continues to hold a bullish structure. Price is consolidating within an ascending triangle, showing strong buyer interest around $4,000–$4,020. 🎯 Targets: • TP1 — $4,100 • TP2 — $4,130 As long as price stays above the support line, structure remains bullish — expecting continuation toward $4,130. Trade with patience, follow your plan, and let profits run ✨
FOREXCOM:XAUUSDLong
by IvankaCrypto
XAUUSD – Ascending Diagonal Structure Forming a Bullish BreakoutXAUUSD – Ascending Diagonal Structure Forming a Bullish Breakout Setup Price action is currently developing an Ascending Diagonal (a contracting rising wedge structure), typically seen as a wave 1 or wave 5 pattern in Elliott Wave terms. In this case, the internal wave count (A)-(B)-(C)-(D)-(E) suggests the diagonal is completing, and we may now be transitioning into the impulsive breakout phase. Key Technical Notes: Each swing leg is overlapping, fitting the characteristics of a diagonal Wave (D) respected the 0.618 retracement and bounced cleanly Price is holding above the lower boundary trendline Momentum on RSI is recovering from a bullish divergence This combination indicates that the correction within the diagonal is likely complete, and the market is preparing to resolve upward. Breakout Confirmation Levels: Break above 3,997–4,010 → triggers bullish continuation Holding above 3,963 keeps the diagonal valid A close below 3,948 invalidates the bullish wave structure Upside Targets After Breakout: 4,035 4,060 4,090+ (diagonal measured projection) Bias: Bullish while price stays above 3,963 Structure Type: Ascending Ending/Leading Diagonal Expectation: Impulse wave breakout to the upside
FX:XAUUSDLong
by MrLiquidonFX
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FX_IDC:XAUUSDLong
by ForexMasters2000
BUY SETUP – Smart Money Style (GOLD / USD – 30m)Analysis: Price has formed a clean bullish structure after rejecting the demand zone (gray area). Multiple rejections confirm strong buyer presence around $3975–$3988, indicating liquidity absorption below the previous low. Trade Plan: Entry: Within the reaccumulation zone near $4026 Stop Loss: Below the demand base at $3975 Take Profit: Toward the upper liquidity and supply zone at $4097 Risk/Reward: ~1:3 Concept: This setup aligns with Smart Money and FU (Failed Breakout) principles — price swept liquidity below the prior structure, tapped into unmitigated demand, and is now targeting the next high. A clean break and hold above $4053 would confirm momentum continuation to the upside.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by DreamsForx