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FOMO - reach higher ATH! XAU maybe reach 2590⭐️ Smart investment, Strong finance ⭐️ GOLDEN INFORMATION: Gold prices (XAU/USD) held onto modest gains early Friday, trading near the record high of $2,565-$2,570. Thursday’s softer US Producer Price Index (PPI) report signaled easing inflation, boosting expectations of a larger Fed rate cut next week. This was supported by falling US Treasury yields and a weaker US Dollar, benefiting the non-yielding metal. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and the Russia-Ukraine conflict also bolster gold's safe-haven appeal. The recent breakout from a multi-week range suggests further upside, though bulls may remain cautious ahead of next week’s key central bank decisions from the Fed, BoE, and BoJ. ⭐️ Personal comments NOVA: Break old ATH 2531, fomo Gold price has huge buying pressure. Continue to expect the price range of 2590, the new ATH for Gold ⭐️ SET UP GOLD PRICE: 🔥BUY GOLD zone: $2547 - $2545 SL $2542 TP1: $2552 TP2: $2560 TP3: $2570 🔥BUY GOLD zone: $2530 - $2528 SL $2523 TP1: $2540 TP2: $2550 TP3: $2560 🔥SELL GOLD zone: $2590 - $2592 SL $2597 TP1: $2575 TP2: $2560 TP3: $2550 ⭐️ Technical analysis: Based on technical indicators EMA 34, EMA89 and support resistance areas to set up a reasonable BUY order. ⭐️ NOTE: Note: Nova wishes traders to manage their capital well - take the number of lots that match your capital - Takeprofit equal to 4-6% of capital account - Stoplose equal to 2-3% of capital account - The winner is the one who sticks with the market the longest
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Nova-Scalper
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NZDCAD | Long H4 | Buy Limit | Milk/Oil Economy - 2nd EntryTechnical Confluences for Trade: - Stochastics are in Oversold Conditions on H1 & H4 time-frame - Price action is close to a Demand Zone (Yellow Area) & has Support Trendlines around - Aiming for the next Consolidation Zone of Price Actions Fundamental Confluences for Trade: - Very different economies with market data gyration will pretty much determine the direction of this trade. Suggested Trade: Buy Limit @ 0.8098 SL @ 0.8051 TP 1 @ 0.8150 (Close Half-Position & move SL to Entry level once TP1 is achieved) TP 2 @ 0.8213 Risk-to-Reward @ Approx. 2.40 (Depending on Entry Level) ________________________________ Boosts 🚀, Follows ✌️, Shares 🙌 & Comments ✍️ are much appreciated! If you have any ideas or charts, do share them in the 'Comments' section below and we can discuss our perspectives to improve or strengthen our strategies. If you want something analyzed, do drop me a DM. :D ________________________________ Disclaimer: The above suggestion is an personal opinion in general and does not constitute as investment advice. Any decisions taken based on the above suggestion is purely your own risks. Any websites / brokers / applications suggested here are also provided as informational purpose only. ________________________________
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by weekendanalyst
Buy/Sell Stop vs Buy/Sell LimitDifference between order types explained Buy and Sell Stop vs Buy and Sell Limit When trading in the market, understanding different order types is crucial for maximizing your potential and managing risk. This guide will delve into the key differences between Buy/Sell Stop and Buy/Sell Limit orders, helping you decide which order type best suits your trading strategy. Buy and Sell Stop Orders: Function: Stop orders are designed to automatically trigger a buy or sell order once the market price reaches a predetermined level. This level is known as the "stop price." Buy Stop: This order is placed above the current market price for a security. When the market price rises and touches the stop price, the order automatically converts into a market buy order, aiming to purchase the security at the best available price. Sell Stop: This order is placed below the current market price for a security. When the market price falls and touches the stop price, the order automatically converts into a market sell order, aiming to sell the security at the best available price. Use Cases: Stop orders are primarily used to: Limit losses: By placing a stop-loss order below your purchase price, you can automatically sell the security if the price falls to a certain level, minimizing potential losses. Capture profits: By placing a stop-loss order above your purchase price, you can automatically sell the security if the price rises to a certain level, locking in profits. Enter a trade automatically: Stop orders can be used to enter a trade automatically when the price reaches a specific level, eliminating the need for constant market monitoring. Buy and Sell Limit Orders: Function: Limit orders allow you to specify the maximum price you are willing to pay when buying (Buy Limit) or the minimum price you are willing to accept when selling (Sell Limit). Buy Limit: This order is placed below the current market price for a security. It will only be executed if the market price falls to your specified limit price or lower. Sell Limit: This order is placed above the current market price for a security. It will only be executed if the market price rises to your specified limit price or higher. Use Cases: Limit orders are primarily used to: Buy or sell at a specific price: This allows you to control the price you pay or receive for the security, ensuring you achieve your desired outcome. Avoid market fluctuations: By placing a limit order, you can avoid paying inflated prices during periods of high demand or selling at deflated prices during periods of low demand. Set a target price: Limit orders can be used to set a target price for selling your security, automatically triggering a sale when the price reaches your desired level. Key Differences: Execution: Stop orders are guaranteed to be executed once the stop price is reached, while limit orders are only executed if the market price reaches the specified limit price. Price: Stop orders are market orders, meaning they are executed at the best available price after the stop price is triggered. Limit orders specify the maximum price you are willing to pay or the minimum price you are willing to accept. Risk: Stop-loss orders can help limit losses, while limit orders can help control the price you pay or receive for the security. Choosing the Right Order Type: The best order type for you will depend on your individual trading strategy and risk tolerance. Consider the following factors when choosing between stop and limit orders: Market volatility: In volatile markets, stop orders may be preferable to limit orders, as they guarantee execution once the stop price is reached. Desired price: If you have a specific price in mind for buying or selling a security, a limit order is the best choice. Risk tolerance: Stop-loss orders can help limit losses, while limit orders can help control the price you pay or receive for the security. By understanding the key differences between stop and limit orders, you can make informed decisions about which order type best suits your trading needs and helps you achieve your desired outcomes.
Education
by TheGreatR00T
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GE General Electric Company Options Ahead of EarningsIf you haven`t bought GE before the previous earnings: Then analyzing the options chain and the chart patterns of GE General Electric Company prior to the earnings report this week, I would consider purchasing the 155usd strike price Calls with an expiration date of 2024-8-16, for a premium of approximately $8.50. If these options prove to be profitable prior to the earnings release, I would sell at least half of them.
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by TopgOptions
EUR/USD Dance: Navigating Opportunities in the Forex MarketAs Friday's closing bell rang, we found ourselves at a crossroads in the trading world. The anticipated retracement didn't materialize, leaving us to bid farewell to the week with a mixture of frustration and anticipation. But with the arrival of March came a fresh wave of opportunity. Sellers struggled to maintain their resistance, setting the stage for a thrilling showdown in the market. With nerves of steel and eyes glued to the charts, we watched as our predictions unfolded before our eyes. Like clockwork, the resistance crumbled, paving the way for our next move. Swiftly, we set a buy limit, poised to capitalize on the impending upward momentum. In the fast-paced world of trading, every moment counts, and we were determined to make this one count. As the market danced to our tune, we knew that our patience and strategy had once again paid off in spades.
Long
by idafum
GOLD.18/05: Prosperity for buyersTVC:GOLD Gold (XAU/USD) prices wound up at a three-week low, raising bids to print a slight gain around $80 in the early hours of today's Asian session. In doing so, the XAU/USD bears will get some steam after falling for the past two consecutive days due to the lack of key data/events. Even so, expectations about the US being able to ease its debt limit and join the US Federal Reserve's (Fed) negotiations are putting pressure on Gold prices. Accordingly, the yellow precious metal could drop to the 50% Fibonacci retracement level of the March-May rally, around $1,950, before testing the 100-DMA support at $1,930 and the Fibonacci ratio gold, 61.8% mark, about 1,915$ In case Gold price still falls past $1915, the possibility of witnessing a drop in XAU/USD cannot be ruled out. Additionally, the Gold price rally needs to sustain beyond the bottom of the stated triangle $2000, quickly followed by a circular resistance at $2,010. Even so, the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level and the top of the aforementioned triangle near $2,020 and $2,055 respectively will be in the spotlight. BUY GOLD 1984 - 1983 StopLoss: 1980 Take Profit 1: 1989 Take Profit 2: 1994 Take Profit 3: 2000
TVC:GOLDLong
by DNA_TradingFX
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GOLD 11/05: Scalp ahead of tonight's PPI newsTVC:GOLD Gold prices increased their bid to refresh the intraday high near 2,035$ early Thursday, reversing the previous day's retracement from a one-month-old horizontal resistance. Precious metals benefit from broad US Dollar weakness. The XAU/USD pair maintains a neutral to bullish view in the daily chart. The pair is growing above all of its moving averages, although the 20 Simple Moving Average (SMA) has lost its positive momentum, currently hovering around 2,010$. The 4-hour chart shows that XAU/USD holds above the bearish 20 SMA, while the longer moving averages are not below it. Technical indicators head south but remain neutral, not enough to confirm another drop. Gold could extend its decline, but buyers are likely to reappear around 2,026$ as the US Dollar's current strength may be temporary. BUY GOLD 2026 - 2030 Stoploss: 2022 Take profit 1: 2033 Take profit 2: 2037 Take profit 3: 2043 SELL GOLD 2045 ́2048 Stoploss: 2052 Take profit 1: 2040 Take profit 2: 2035 Take profit 3: 2025
TVC:GOLD
by DNA_TradingFX
Gold Price Forecast: Uptrend XAU/USD upbeat ahead of CPIGold (XAU/USD) cheers US policymakers unable to give any commendable signs of debt ceiling as the yellow metal re-establishes weekly highs to around 2,038$ around the press time point. In doing so, XAU/USD also benefited from a softer US Dollar ahead of all-important US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for April. That said, XAU/USD is currently aiming for a mid-April high swing around 2,048$ before reaching a February 2023 high near 2,060$. However, the recently refreshed all-time high of around 2,080$ and an upward sloping resistance line from late March, near 2,088$, quickly followed by the rounded figure of 2,100$, could be challenge those who buy Gold then. Conversely, a one-week ascending trendline near $2,017 is ahead of the $2,000 psychological magnet to limit Gold prices short-term declines. Accordingly, the convergence of the 200-bar Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and the previous resistance line from last Wednesday, near $1,989, will be important to watch as it holds the key to a further downtrend. more of XAU/USD. BUY TVC:GOLD : 2026-2024 STOPLOSS: 2018 Take Profit: 2030 Take Profit: 2035 Take Profit: 2045
TVC:GOLDLong
by DNA_TradingFX
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EUR/USD keeps range below 1.1000, looks to buy ahead of CPIThe EUR/USD pair is struggling to extend its recovery above the 1.0980 immediate resistance at the start of the European session. The pair has felt the downside pressure as the US Dollar is seeing some renewed buying interest ahead of the important US CPI data release. The EUR/USD currency pair has dropped below the 20-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) for the first time since mid-March. While the main bias remains bullish, the Euro is currently lacking strength, raising the risk of a deeper correction. To open the door for further upside, the common currency needs to have a daily close above 1.10150 or a firm break of 1.10530. Ahead of the Asian session, EUR/USD is showing a bearish bias, but it has found support above 1.0952 and the 200-period SMA on the 4-hour chart. However, a drop below this level could increase downside pressure, exposing the next support around 1.0927. If the pair dips below 1.0905, it can cause volatility and accelerate the price decline.
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by DNA_TradingFX