
CFDs on Gold (US$ / OZ) forum

Gold is one of the most emotional markets. Sharp moves often test a trader’s patience and mindset.
📌 Key points to remember:
Gold reacts strongly to news and liquidity shifts — don’t chase every candle.
Fear and greed cause most traders to exit too early or hold too long.
A clear plan beats emotional decisions every time.
💡 Psychology Tip:
Treat every trade as just one of many. Don’t attach emotions to a single position. Discipline and patience turn volatility into opportunity.
Gold prices experienced a slight pullback after Powell's speech, with a force of approximately $30. The Asian market then continued to fluctuate. The overall trend followed the green trend line. Gold is currently trading at 3365. After hitting a low of 3851 in the Asian market, it rebounded to 3780 before falling again. The trend suggests there's still potential for further gains, so I executed a buy order near 3360 and held it.

Fellas, it’s about to move.
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🔹 Above $3,780 → Possible run to $3,795 – $3,800 🚀
🔹 Below $3,750 → Possible drop to $3,735 ⚡
📌 Trading Tip:
Wait for a strong candle close beyond these levels before entering.
Use tight stop-loss and scale out profits gradually.
Manage risk (1–2% per trade).
• Trying to recover a loss immediately leads to emotional trading.
• Revenge trades usually double the damage instead of fixing it.
• Losses are part of business — accept them calmly.
• Professionals reduce size, review mistakes, and wait for the next clean setup.
Tip: Don’t fight the market — step back, reset, and return with discipline.
The US session is about to begin, bringing increased liquidity and volatility into the markets. This is often the most active trading period of the day, with sharp movements across major pairs and indices.