Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Long
Updated

XAU/USD Long Setup – Waiting for Confirmation

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Gold is showing bullish signs, but I am waiting for stronger confirmation before entering. Here’s my breakdown: The Technical Analysis was done on different Timeframes (15m,30,1H,2H,4H,1D)

🔹 Technical Analysis:
• Price rejected strong support with two long-wick candles.
• Bollinger Bands show oversold conditions.
• Williams %R confirms price is in the oversold zone.
• Price is at VAL on the PVP indicator, signaling a potential long setup.
• Price grabbed Liquidity

🔹 Fundamental & Sentiment Analysis:
• Seasonality: March has a 50-60% historical bullish bias.
• COT Data: USD is weak → bullish for gold.
• Crypto Correlation: BTC, ETH, and SOL are falling, indicating risk-off sentiment,
which favors gold.

🔹 Why I’m Waiting:
• OBV is still falling → No buyers stepping in yet.
• MACD is still bearish → No momentum shift yet.
• Spread hours → Low volume, fakeouts possible.
• Low Volatility Sessions (Sydney,Tokio)
📈 Plan:
• Waiting for confirmation: OBV increase, MACD crossover, or a reclaim of VWAP/key
level.

• Entry: During London/New York session if confirmation appears.
• Risk Management:
• Risking 1.85% of my account ($10k) with 0.25 lot size.
• Stop Loss: Below liquidity grab (to be adjusted).
• Take Profit: Minimum 1:2 R:R (adjusting based on price action).

⚠ I will update this trade when confirmation appears! Let’s see how it plays out.

(65-70% Probability of Winning this Trade)
Trade closed: target reached
Unfortunately, my buy limit at 2877 was missed as price reversed too quickly from 2880 before taking off in the expected direction. I was asleep at the time, otherwise, I would have entered manually.

Even though I missed this wonderful trade, my bias was still correct, and price moved as anticipated. This is just a reminder that patience and planning matter, but sometimes the market moves faster than we do.

All the glory goes to Jesus Christ—the ultimate source of wisdom and guidance!

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