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GOLD Buyers In Panic! SELL! My dear subscribers, My technical analysis for GOLD is below: The price is coiling around a solid key level - 3410.57 Bias - Bearish Technical Indicators: Pivot Points Low anticipates a potential price reversal. Super trend shows a clear sell, giving a perfect indicators' convergence. Goal - 3402.6 My Stop Loss - 3415.2 About Used Indicators: By the very nature of the supertrend indicator, it offers firm support and resistance levels for traders to enter and exit trades. Additionally, it also provides signals for setting stop losses Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis. ——————————— WISH YOU ALL LUCK
TRADENATION:XAUUSDShort
by AnabelSignals
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Sell Opportunity🟡 Gold (XAU/USD) – Short Setup (4H Chart) Entry: $3,382 Stop Loss: $3,405 Target: $3,310 Risk/Reward Ratio: 3.06 📊 Analysis Price is testing a high-volume resistance zone around $3,385–3,405. Volume Profile shows heavy supply in this region, with limited upside room. MACD and AO momentum are fading, hinting at potential bearish rotation. Structure suggests sellers are defending this supply zone, with a likely pullback toward the $3,310–3,300 demand area.
TVC:GOLDShort
by GODOCM
Possible gold sell Looking at your chart for XAU/USD (Gold vs USD) on the 1H timeframe, here’s the breakdown: 1. Current Trade Setup Entry Price: Around 3,478.7 Stop Loss: Near 3,485.0 Take Profit (Target): Near 3,448.7 Risk/Reward Ratio: 2.46 (good, since it’s above 2.0) Open P&L: Currently at –4.193, meaning the trade is in a slight drawdown. --- 2. Technical Observations The candles before your short entry show sideways consolidation after a sharp bullish spike. You’re likely betting on a reversal downwards from the resistance zone (around 3,485). Stop loss is placed just above resistance (smart positioning). Target is set at the lower range of support (around 3,448). --- 3. Key Levels Immediate Resistance: 3,485 – 3,490 (where SL is set). Immediate Support: 3,470 – 3,465 (minor level). Major Support: Around 3,448 (your TP zone). --- 4. Trade Bias ✅ Risk-to-Reward is favorable. ✅ Positioning looks logical: short near resistance, target near support. ⚠️ However, since gold had a strong bullish impulse earlier, you may face buyers re-entering if price holds above 3,470. --- 5. Scenarios Bearish Case (your plan): If gold breaks below 3,470, it likely accelerates to your target (3,448). Bullish Case: If price holds above 3,474 – 3,478 and pushes past 3,485, bulls may retest 3,495–3,500 zone.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by Osokam
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By combining decentralization, security, and automation, blockchain is transforming how trading is executed, cleared, and settled. 2. Core Features of Blockchain Relevant to Trading To understand why blockchain is powerful for trading, let’s break down its key features: Decentralization: Removes dependence on intermediaries like brokers or clearing houses. Transparency: Every transaction is visible on the ledger, reducing fraud. Immutability: Once recorded, transactions cannot be altered. Security: Cryptographic encryption makes hacking extremely difficult. Programmability: Smart contracts can automate trades, settlements, and compliance. Speed: Reduces settlement time from days (T+2, T+3) to minutes or seconds. These features make blockchain a natural fit for trading ecosystems, where billions of dollars move daily and where even micro-delays or small inefficiencies can create huge costs. 3. Blockchain in Stock Markets Traditional stock markets operate with multiple intermediaries—brokers, exchanges, custodians, clearing houses, and regulators. Each layer adds cost, delay, and counterparty risk. Blockchain can simplify this by enabling: Direct peer-to-peer stock trading without intermediaries. Faster settlements (T+0) instead of T+2 days. Reduced reconciliation errors, since all parties view the same ledger. Instant ownership transfer through tokenized shares. Some exchanges have already started experimenting: The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has explored blockchain for clearing and settlement. Nasdaq uses blockchain in its private market to manage share issuance and trading. In the future, we may see fully blockchain-powered exchanges, eliminating inefficiencies of legacy systems. 4. 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Volatility and liquidity attract traders worldwide. Decentralized exchanges allow crypto-to-crypto trades without intermediaries. Stablecoins (USDT, USDC) enable easy conversion to digital dollars, simplifying settlement. Crypto trading is proof that blockchain can handle massive trading volumes at a global scale. 6. Smart Contracts in Trading Smart contracts are self-executing agreements coded on a blockchain. They execute automatically when predefined conditions are met. In trading, smart contracts can: Automate buy/sell orders once certain prices are hit. Ensure automatic dividend payouts to shareholders. Execute margin calls without broker intervention. Handle derivative contracts (futures, options, swaps). This reduces the need for manual verification and minimizes the risk of disputes. 7. Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) Traditional exchanges (like NYSE, NSE, or CME) are centralized, meaning a single entity controls order matching and settlements. DEXs use blockchain to allow direct peer-to-peer trading of assets. Advantages: No central authority—reduces censorship risks. Lower fees—since intermediaries are removed. Self-custody—traders keep control of their funds until trade execution. Examples: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, dYdX. While currently focused on crypto assets, in the future, DEXs could expand to tokenized stocks, bonds, and commodities. 8. Tokenization of Assets & Fractional Ownership Tokenization means converting real-world assets into digital tokens on a blockchain. For trading, this unlocks new possibilities: Fractional ownership: Small investors can buy a fraction of a share, a piece of real estate, or a portion of a commodity. Liquidity: Illiquid assets (like real estate, art, or private equity) become tradeable on digital platforms. Global access: A trader in India could own fractions of US real estate through blockchain tokens. For example, companies are working on tokenized stocks (synthetic Tesla shares, Amazon tokens) and tokenized real estate markets. 9. Blockchain in Clearing & Settlement In traditional trading, clearing and settlement can take 2–3 days, creating counterparty risks. Blockchain can reduce this to real-time settlement: T+0 instead of T+2/T+3. Removes the need for separate reconciliation across different parties. Cuts down operational costs significantly. For instance, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) in the US has been experimenting with blockchain to handle trillions of dollars worth of settlements. 10. Benefits of Blockchain in Trading Speed – Real-time settlement instead of days. Cost Reduction – Fewer intermediaries. Transparency – Open ledger for all participants. Security – Difficult to tamper with records. Accessibility – Global participation, fractional investing. Efficiency – Automated processes reduce errors. Conclusion Blockchain is not just about Bitcoin—it is a transformational technology for trading. From stocks and commodities to real estate and art, blockchain enables faster, cheaper, safer, and more inclusive trading. While challenges remain in regulation, scalability, and adoption, the trajectory is clear: Blockchain is set to become the foundation of next-generation trading ecosystems. Just as the internet transformed communication, blockchain is transforming trust and value exchange. In trading, where trust and speed are everything, blockchain’s impact could be as profound as the invention of electronic exchanges themselves.
TVC:GOLDEducation
by GlobalWolfStreet
XAUUSD 4H🔎 Chart Context • Asset: Gold Spot (XAU/USD) • Timeframe: 4H • Current price: 3,447.4 • The chart shows gold breaking out of a multi-week consolidation range between 3,250 – 3,400, now pushing toward higher liquidity zones. 📊 Key Observations 1. Market Structure • Gold has been consolidating inside a wide range box (3,250 – 3,400) since July. • Recent breakout above 3,425 resistance suggests bullish momentum. • Structure remains bullish as long as price holds above 3,400 support. 2. Support Zones • 3,400 – 3,425: Fresh breakout zone; now flipped into short-term support. • 3,325 – 3,350: Mid-range demand, strong base for buyers. • 3,250 – 3,275: Major structural demand, defended multiple times in July & August. 3. Resistance Zones • 3,500: First major upside target (supply/psychological resistance). • 3,600: Extended bullish target and liquidity cluster. 4. Liquidity & Projections • Liquidity pools above 3,500 will likely attract price. • Chart projection suggests: • Possible short-term pullback into 3,400 – 3,425. • Continuation rally toward 3,500 → 3,600. 📈 Bullish Scenario (Higher Probability) • Price sustains above 3,425 breakout level. • Path: Pullback → Retest support → Continuation higher. • Targets: • TP1: 3,500 • TP2: 3,600 📉 Bearish Scenario (Low Probability / Countertrend) • Gold fails to hold above 3,400. • Breakdown path: • Re-entry into range (3,350 → 3,325). • Possible revisit of 3,250 demand zone. • Would represent fake breakout scenario. ⚡ Trading Plan • Long Setup (Preferred): • Entry: Pullback into 3,425 – 3,400. • TP1: 3,500 • TP2: 3,600 • Stop: Below 3,375 • Short Setup (Only if breakdown confirmed): • Entry: Failed retest of 3,400 from below. • TP: 3,325 → 3,250 • Stop: Above 3,425
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Ikeyhan
Next impulsive wave up for goldHi traders, Since my last post gold made a correction up and one more move down just as I've said in my previous outlook. It turned out that wave E was quite impulsive. After the finish of the correction in the Daily bullish FVG I knew we could see the next impulsive wave up. So next week the upmove could continue to a new ATH. Let's see what price does and react. Trade idea: Wait for a small correction down on a lower timeframe and a change in orderflow to bullish to trade longs. NOTE: The next three weeks I'm on holiday so I will not post any outlooks publicly. If you want to learn more about trading FVG's & liquidity sweeps with wave analysis, please make sure to follow me. This shared post is only my point of view on what could be the next move in this pair based on my technical analysis. Don't be emotional, just trade your plan! Eduwave
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by EduwaveTrading
The long positions of gold in the range of 3404 - 3407 have achiGreat news is here! The long position of gold from 3404 to 3407 as indicated in the article has achieved significant profits. Currently, the price of gold has reached around 3445. From a technical perspective, the gold price trend is very strong. Those who do not plan to hold the position over the weekend can consider reducing their holdings or exiting the market. Those who did not follow the trend can keep monitoring. We will share the best strategies every day as soon as they are available. FX:XAUUSD OANDA:XAUUSD BITSTAMP:BTCUSD COINBASE:ETHUSD TVC:GOLD
TVC:GOLD
by Martin_transaction
SMART MONEY CONCEPT (SMC)📊 SMC Analysis – Two Consecutive Winning Trades ✅ Trade 1 – Target 3,405 • Price made a fake out at the support zone → grabbing liquidity. • A ChoCh (Change of Character) confirmed bullish intent. • Entry at the Order Block (OB) + clear rejection. • Price rallied straight to TP at 3,405. ⸻ ✅ Trade 2 – Target 3,430 • Market strongly broke the resistance → BOS (Break of Structure). • A 15M FVG formed, creating a re-entry opportunity after the pullback. • Rejection confirmed the bullish continuation. • Target reached at 3,430, closing a second consecutive TP. ⸻ 🔑 SMC Lesson: Price always leaves “clues”: 1. Liquidity sweep. 2. Confirmation (ChoCh / BOS). 3. Pullback to key zones (OB or FVG). 4. Move toward the target.
CAPITALCOM:GOLD
by Fonseca87
XAUUSD – 1H | OB / CCH map Green = Buy OB, Red = Sell OB. Current price ~ 3410.7. Key zones I’m tracking: CCH / 1H supply: 3415–3422 HTF HIGH supply: 3435–3448 1H OB (near): 3382–3372 1H OB (deeper): 3334–3320 Scenario 1 – Rejection from supply (sell): If price sweeps into 3415–3422 (CCH) or pushes into 3435–3448 (HTF HIGH) and 3–5m closes fall back below 3420, I’ll look for shorts targeting 3382–3372 first, then the 3334–3320 OB. Invalidation for the idea is sustained acceptance above 3450. Scenario 2 – Mitigation then continuation (buy): If price pulls back to 3382–3372 (1H OB) and prints a bullish shift (3–5m BOS/CHoCH), I’ll look for buys back to 3415/3422, and, if accepted above 3420, continuation into 3435–3448. If the first OB fails, the next buy zone is 3334–3320 (reaction-only with confirmation). Execution: entries on 3–5m, always require a clear shift; no blind orders.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by ProfitaminFX
SMART MONEY CONCEPT (SMC)📊 XAU/USD – Bullish Scenario Explained (ENGLISH) Gold just broke a key resistance zone, showing that buyers are now in control over sellers. 1️⃣ Resistance break: When price breaks resistance, it signals buyers taking over and pushing for higher liquidity levels. 2️⃣ Decreasing selling pressure: Sellers show less interest in defending the level, giving buyers more room to drive price higher. 3️⃣ Target at 3,430: The next logical objective is the previous Higher Highs (HH) around 3,430, where unmitigated sell liquidity is resting. 4️⃣ Liquidity pullback (entry zone): Before moving higher, price often makes a retracement into the Rejection Zone to mitigate orders and gather liquidity for the next bullish impulse. 💡 Educational tip: In SMC, pullbacks are not weakness – they are opportunities to align with institutional order flow. GOOD LUCK TRADERS ;) 🎯 Bias: Bullish toward 3,430.
CAPITALCOM:GOLDLong
by Fonseca87