Gold Price Analysis: Identifying Buy Signals in Upward Trends
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1. Tenkan-Sen crosses Kijun-Sen from below to above, with the crossover point below the Kumo cloud.
2. Senkou-Span A crosses Senkou-Span B from below to above, causing a change in Kumo cloud color.
3. Chikou-Span is above the price line and the wider the gap, the better.
If all these signals occur simultaneously, investors may execute a Buy order in favor of the potential uptrend. Reversal Buy orders follow similar signals, but investors need to accurately identify the trend (signals indicating weakening trends, potential reversal signs).Entry Point: Based on bullish green candle signals at convergence zones of indicators.
Stop Loss: Below the nearest and significant support. Always remember to manage your account, be prepared to allocate for Stop Loss from 5% - 8% of the account.
Take Profit: At key Fibonacci Extension levels, ensuring the trader's Risk-Reward ratio.
2. Senkou-Span A crosses Senkou-Span B from below to above, causing a change in Kumo cloud color.
3. Chikou-Span is above the price line and the wider the gap, the better.
If all these signals occur simultaneously, investors may execute a Buy order in favor of the potential uptrend. Reversal Buy orders follow similar signals, but investors need to accurately identify the trend (signals indicating weakening trends, potential reversal signs).Entry Point: Based on bullish green candle signals at convergence zones of indicators.
Stop Loss: Below the nearest and significant support. Always remember to manage your account, be prepared to allocate for Stop Loss from 5% - 8% of the account.
Take Profit: At key Fibonacci Extension levels, ensuring the trader's Risk-Reward ratio.
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I think the gold price will decrease slightly and then increase again
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