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The golden range strategy continues to workGold bottomed out and rebounded as expected today. Friends who follow me should be able to clearly feel that I have been insisting on analyzing the trend of "bottoming out and rebounding" recently. Today, gold opened at 3300, and rebounded after the lowest price fell to around 3291. So far, the highest price has reached 3325. Overall, the support below gold is still strong, but the suppression above cannot be ignored. Therefore, the market performance yesterday and today was relatively stable, with small fluctuations as the main trend. In terms of operation ideas, continue to pay attention to the support level of 3290-3295. If it falls back and does not break, maintain a bullish mindset. At present, the long orders in the 3290-3295 range have been notified to enter the market as planned, and are currently in the profit stage. If you encounter difficulties in the current gold market operation, I hope my analysis can help you. Welcome to communicate at any time. From the 4-hour cycle chart, the support below gold is around 3290-3295, and the pressure above is concentrated in the 3330-3340 range. In the short term, the watershed between long and short is around 3275-3283. Before the daily level effectively falls below the watershed, it is still in a long-short shock pattern, maintaining the main theme of "high-altitude and low-multiple" cycle participation. Gold operation strategy: If gold falls back to the 3290-3295 line, you can try to go long. If it further falls back to the 3280-3285 line, you can consider covering long orders, and the target is around 3316-3320.
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by TP_Daniel5
Gold shocks extreme pull, US market layout🗞News side: 1. Musk issued the "strongest" condemnation of Trump 2. Trump and Netanyahu failed to reach an agreement, and the US-Iran negotiations may be "disrupted" by Israel 📈Technical aspects: The trading strategy we have given is still valid. The current gold price trend on the hourly chart shows a standard descending flag pattern. If this pattern continues to be effective, there is a high possibility that the gold price will fall below 3285-3280. Once it falls below this range, as we gave in the strategy this morning, it may fall to the 3260-3250 line. However, the premise for this expectation to be established is that the gold price cannot break through and stabilize on the upper track of the consolidation channel, otherwise the descending flag pattern will be invalid. Therefore, for US market operations, short positions can be arranged around the upper rail of 3325, paying attention to the suppression effect; for the lower rail, first pay attention to the support effect of 3300. sell 3325-3330 TP 3310-3300 buy 3290-3280 TP 3310-3320 If you agree with this view, or have a better idea, please leave a message in the comment area. I look forward to hearing different voices. FOREXCOM:XAUUSD FXOPEN:XAUUSD TVC:GOLD FX:XAUUSD OANDA:XAUUSD
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by AllenBoswell
Gold ABC Pattern Suggest Powerful BreakoutGOLD ANALYSIS 🟡 | Bullish Setup Building Price is retracing after completing a corrective wave structure (A–B–C) under major descending trendline resistance. We're now sitting just above the 200 EMA and entering key demand zones aligned with ascending trendline support. 🔹 Confluences: Trendline support + demand zone 200 EMA holding as dynamic support Corrective structure complete (Wave C) Higher timeframe bullish structure intact 📌 Buy Zones: $3,220 – $3,180 🎯 Target: Retest of $3,434 🛑 Invalidation: Clean break below $3,160 Price is setting up for a potential bullish continuation — watching for bullish confirmation from these demand zones. Patience is key.
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by jamesibartram
Trade Idea:XAUUSD Short ( SELL LIMIT )📉 Multi-Timeframe Breakdown 🔹 H4 Chart (Macro Bias) • Trend Context: Price is still broadly in an uptrend on the H4, but it’s testing the 50 SMA from above. • MACD: Bearish crossover below the signal line suggests waning bullish momentum. • Volume: Slight uptick in bearish volume as price pulls back from the recent highs. • Bias: Neutral to Bearish Short-Term (H4 trend remains up, but weakening). 🔹 M15 Chart (Setup Zone) • Structure: A sharp selloff broke both the 20 SMA and 50 SMA. • Momentum: RSI ~16, oversold—but that can persist in strong trends. • Volume: Large spike on the breakdown candle = strong bearish interest. • ATR: 7.97 = elevated volatility. • Bias: Bearish momentum, potential pullback retest opportunity. 🔹 M3 Chart (Execution Focus) • Price Action: Freefall with clean rejections at the 20 SMA. • Volume Spike: Bears in control, RSI also confirms momentum exhaustion but no reversal confirmation yet. • Bias: Bearish with potential for bounce/pullback retest entry. ⸻ ✅ Primary Trade Setup Type: 🟥 Sell Limit Rationale: Let price retrace into resistance before fading it, using structure for confirmation. Entry Zone: 3270–3276 area (prior support becomes resistance near 20 SMA on M15 and 50 SMA on M3). Stop Loss: Above structure high → 3283 Take Profit: Next key support zone ~3245–3250 (measured move + demand zone on M15/M3). 📌 Sell Limit Order • Sell Limit @ 3273 • SL @ 3283 • TP @ 3248 FUSIONMARKETS:XAUUSD
FUSIONMARKETS:XAUUSDShort
by KeN-WeNzEl
GOLD - LET CLIMB THE MOUNTAIN OF GOLDTeam, I was being patience for a week, did couple of long position, then short then long. But this time I wait and wait until it reach my entry range price GOLD is good to entry NOW target 1 at 3272-3276 Target 2 at 3283-3306 STOP LOSS at 3232 - Once it hit our first target - bring stop loss to BE i expect the GOLD will likely recover a little during TOKYO, but definitely fly back during UK market opening.. so therefore you need to be patience on this.. as the TRENDING still down trend.
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by ActiveTraderRoom
Gold fluctuates repeatedly, and the opportunity has come Gold hit 3325 in the European session, and fell under pressure in the US session. It can be seen that the market still has no continuity, and the recent volatility is narrowing compared to the previous period. The whole month of May was a wide range of roller coaster fluctuations. The oscillating market is to operate at the point of card. Wait for a one-sided trend and then follow the trend. Short-term US market rebounds to 3315 to short, and use the intraday high as defense. The 1H cycle support below 3280/3290 is long in batches, and other positions are not involved.
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by Labaron
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Is Gold’s Momentum Strong Enough to Break $3,400?📊 Market Overview: Gold prices retreated slightly as stronger-than-expected U.S. consumer confidence data boosted expectations that the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates elevated for an extended period. This lent strength to the U.S. dollar, weighing on gold. Meanwhile, a more stable geopolitical tone—particularly in U.S.-EU trade discussions—has reduced safe-haven flows into gold. 📉 Technical Analysis: • Key Resistance: $3,345 – $3,355 • Nearest Support: $3,270 – $3,280 📌 Outlook: Gold may remain under pressure in the short term if the U.S. dollar stays firm and the Fed’s hawkish stance persists. However, the $3,270 support zone remains a key pivot for any potential rebound. 💡 Suggested Trading Strategy: SELL XAU/USD at: $3,345 - $3,350 🎯 TP: $3,325 ❌ SL: $3,355 BUY XAU/USD at: $3,270 – $3,280 🎯 TP: $3,290 ❌ SL: $3,260
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by Mian-FXSignals
Golden Jedi counterattack! Key support ignites the bull engine📌 Gold Technical Analysis & Operation Strategy Update Gold bottomed out and rebounded as expected, and the trend basically met recent expectations - oscillating upward around the support range below. 💡 Key Point Review Today, gold opened at around 3300, with a minimum of 3291, and then rebounded, reaching a maximum of 3325. The overall trend still fluctuates within the range, with strong support below and obvious suppression above, and the overall performance is a narrow range of fluctuations. 📉 4-hour chart analysis Support focus: 3285-3295 area Pressure focus: 3330-3340 area Short-term long-short watershed: 3275-3283 line 🔎 Before effectively falling below the watershed, it is still mainly seen as range fluctuations, and the high-altitude low-multiple strategy continues to be implemented. 📈 Operation strategy suggestions 1️⃣ Try to go long with a light position if the price falls back to 3295-3300 2️⃣ If the price falls back to 3280-3285, you can add to your position appropriately 🎯 Target focus: 3316-3320, and look to 3330-3340 after breaking through ⚠️ Risk control suggestions: strictly set stop loss, control position, and prevent the risk of range breakout.
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by TP_Daniel5
Gold May Undergo Short-Term Correction as USD Rebounds📊 Market Overview: Gold (XAU/USD) is trading around $3,320/oz on May 28, 2025, after failing to break above a key resistance zone. The US dollar’s recovery and rising Treasury yields are putting short-term pressure on gold, despite lingering geopolitical tensions. 📉 Technical Analysis: • Key Resistance: $3,330 – $3,360 • Nearest Support: $3,280 – $3,235 • EMA 09: Price is currently above the EMA 09, indicating that the upward trend remains intact. • RSI Indicator: RSI stays above the 50 level, suggesting momentum is still bullish. • Candlestick Pattern: A doji near the $3,330 zone signals market indecision. 📌 Outlook: Gold may see a mild correction if the USD continues to strengthen. However, holding above $3,280 would keep the bullish momentum alive. 💡 Suggested Trading Strategy: 🔻 SELL XAU/USD at: $3,330 🎯 TP: $3,310 (200 pips) ❌ SL: $3,340 🔺 BUY XAU/USD at: $3,285 🎯 TP: $3,305 (200 pips) ❌ SL: $3,275
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by Mian-FXSignals
Is Gold’s Recovery Pausing or Gaining Momentum?Macro approach: - Gold rebounded sharply from mid-May lows, fueled by renewed safe-haven demand following Moody’s downgrade of the US credit rating. - However, the rally lost momentum near a two-week high as profit-taking and easing US-EU trade tensions cooled demand. - Longer-term fundamentals remain supportive, with persistent central bank buying, particularly from China, underpinning bullish sentiment. Technical approach: - Technically, XAUUSD broke above its descending channel and retested the breakout. The price remains range-bound between 3285 and 3560, and we await a clear breakout. - Closing above 3560 could open to 3430. - On the contrary, a break below 3285 risks a decline toward 3135. Analysis by: Dat Tong, Senior Financial Markets Strategist at Exness
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by DatTong
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XAU/USD Bounces Off Strong Support Zone – Bullish MomentumGold (XAU/USD) has shown a strong bounce from the clearly defined support zone around the 3280–3290 level on the 1-hour timeframe. This zone has held multiple times in the past, confirming its significance. Additionally, the 200 EMA (red) is aligned with this horizontal support, creating a strong confluence area. Price action has respected this level, forming a bullish reversal candle setup, indicating potential for upside movement. Based on this structure, a long (buy) trade can be considered around the 3300–3305 range, ideally after a bullish confirmation candle or price holding above the EMAs. This entry provides an opportunity to ride the next wave upward while maintaining a favorable risk-to-reward ratio. The stop loss for this trade should be placed just below the support zone—around 3275 USD. Placing the stop slightly below this area protects against fakeouts while still maintaining good risk control. This is a logical level where the setup would be invalidated if breached. For targets, the first potential resistance and partial profit booking zone is near 3335–3340 USD. This zone acted as resistance during previous price swings. If momentum sustains, the second target zone is around 3360–3370 USD, which marks a previous swing high and a likely destination for bullish continuation. For extended upside potential, traders can aim for 3385+ USD, especially if the price action is supported by volume and broader market sentiment. This setup offers a clean technical play with a risk-reward ratio of approximately 1:2.5 or higher. Traders can also trail their stop-loss once the price crosses above the first target to protect gains while riding further upside. ================================================================= Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
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by TradZoo
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Today we will focus on the 3281 support Gold fell below 3300, today we focus on the support of 3281 We are making a profit from the long suggestions given during the day, focusing on the support near 3281. If this position is not broken, the price will fluctuate and may re-stand on 3300 and go above 3320. Therefore, we insist on the long idea today, short around 3287-90, stop loss 3280, take profit at 3310-20, pay attention to the risk. May 27 gold short-term trading: long near 3288, stop loss 3280, take profit at 3320 Be careful, if it breaks 3280, it is expected to reach 3260, and you can go bearish.
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by Yuliya1l11
3300 becomes the dividing line between long and short positions🗞News side: 1. The situation in the Middle East and between Russia and Ukraine has escalated again 2. Pay attention to the opening of US stocks today 📈Technical aspects: Good morning, bros. Gold is currently testing the important support of 3300. Once it falls below 3300, it can be officially confirmed that the correction trend is coming. Today's opening of the U.S. stock market is critical. If the U.S. stock market opens higher, it is very likely to pull down gold prices. The stable operation suggestion for the day is to go long when it retreats to 3295-3290, and then rely on the upper side of the previous low point for protection, that is, look at the vicinity of 3325-3330. If it encounters resistance and pressure near 3330-3340, you can consider entering a short position and continue to be bearish. At present, the first focus below is the support of 3290-3280. If it continues to fall, it may touch the 3266 line. If you agree with this view, or have a better idea, please leave a message in the comment area. I look forward to hearing different voices. OANDA:XAUUSD FX:XAUUSD TVC:GOLD FXOPEN:XAUUSD FOREXCOM:XAUUSD
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by AllenBoswell
Just continue to maintain the bullish idea of ​​high-altitude an On Monday, gold closed slightly lower as Trump's comments on EU tariffs boosted market risk appetite. Today, it retreated and rose in the morning and now fell below our early long position again. In the short term, gold has lost its positive momentum, but it is impossible to fall more sharply. As investors weigh the prospects of improved trade relations between the United States and the European Union, the demand for safe-haven assets has cooled, and gold prices have maintained a downward trend. Today's risk data warning! At 20:30 today, the initial value of US durable goods orders in April will be released, and the monthly rate is expected to fall by 7.9%, after an increase of 9.2% in March At 22:00 today, the US Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index for May will be released, and it is expected to be 87.2, and the previous value is 86.0. Views on the trend of gold in the European session! Gold rose and then fell yesterday, and the final rebound stopped at 3365. The trend is in line with our trend of volatility. As for today's market decline and break, it is a normal market! In addition, it has not broken through 3370 and has been under pressure, and the decline continued in the morning today. Since the support position of 3300 is close to the bottom, it is not appropriate to chase the short position! In terms of trend, gold lacks the upward momentum at the 4-hour level, and the market falls after the upper resistance. This week's market has been maintained in the small range of 3330 and 3370. It is inevitable that the breakout will accelerate. At present, the bulls are under pressure. Unlike last week's continuous rise, this week has a bit of weak volatility. Then we continue to maintain the high-altitude bearish and low-level bullish ideas unchanged! Gold: Enter long orders near 3290, defend 80, and target 3325-30! Continue to follow up with short orders above 3340, defend 50, and target 3300-05! A reliable person has an explanation for everything, a solution for everything, and a response for everything. I have been committed to the market. I will write analysis that is useful to investors and make fewer mistakes. I believe that time will tell the true heart of a person. I am Yulia. Thank you for your likes. I love you.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Yuliya1l11
XAUUAD UPDATE : 27 - 5 - 2025The chart you've shared is a 1-hour candlestick chart of Gold (XAU/USD), showing a technical analysis with support and resistance zones, along with a projected bearish movement. Here's a detailed breakdown: Key Observations: 1. Current Price Level: Gold is trading around $3,322.79, slightly below a key resistance zone. 2. Resistance Zone (Top Yellow Box): The resistance area is marked between approximately $3,360 and $3,372. Price has previously been rejected from this zone, indicating strong selling pressure. 3. Support Zones: Middle support zone around $3,280 – minor support where price might temporarily bounce. Bottom support zone around $3,211.90 – strong support and likely target zone for the projected move. 4. Bearish Projection (Blue Arrows): The analysis anticipates a potential minor retracement or consolidation, followed by a sharp move downward. Final target appears to be just above $3,211, suggesting a potential short trade setup. 5. Volume Analysis: Volume spikes correlate with major price movements, showing increased participation in those zones. Possible Interpretation: This chart suggests a bearish outlook for gold in the short term. A trader might consider a short position if price fails to reclaim the resistance zone and confirms a break below the minor support near $3,280. Risk management would likely involve placing a stop above the resistance zone ($3,360–$3,372), and taking profit near the $3,211 support area. Would you like help creating a trading plan based on this chart?
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by Mr_Zakrii
Gold May Face Short-Term Correction at $3,350 Resistance📊 Market Overview: - Gold is trading around $3,329/oz on May 27, after a slight decline due to President Donald Trump's postponement of the 50% tariffs on the EU until July 9, easing trade tensions. - However, end-of-month USD selling pressure from portfolio rebalancing and concerns over U.S. debt continue to support gold prices. 📉 Technical Analysis: - Key Resistance: $3,350 - Nearest Support: $3,295 - Candlestick Patterns / Volume / Momentum: The 14-day RSI is at 57, suggesting bullish momentum persists. However, price is testing strong resistance at $3,350. Failure to break through may lead to a pullback towards $3,295. 📌 Outlook: Gold may experience a short-term pullback if it fails to break above the $3,350 resistance level and if market sentiment continues to be influenced by geopolitical and monetary policy factors. 💡 Suggested Trading Strategy: SELL XAU/USD at: $3,345 – $3,350 🎯 TP: $3,330 ❌ SL: $3,350 BUY XAU/USD at: $3,295 🎯 TP: $3,310 ❌ SL: $3,390
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by Mian-FXSignals
Bitcoin vs. Gold: Central Banks Pick Gold (Here's Why) The debate over the ultimate store of value has been reignited in the digital age. For centuries, gold, the immutable yellow metal, has been the bedrock of wealth preservation, the trusted haven in times of turmoil, and a core component of central bank reserves. In the last decade, a new contender has emerged: Bitcoin, the pioneering cryptocurrency, often touted as "digital gold." Yet, as the dust settles on initial exuberance and institutional scrutiny intensifies, a clear preference is emerging from the world's most conservative financial institutions. Central banks, the guardians of national wealth and financial stability, are overwhelmingly demonstrating their continued faith in gold, signaling that when it comes to the ultimate safe reserve, tradition and tangibility still trump technological novelty. The evidence for this preference is not merely anecdotal; it's etched in the consistent and accelerating trend of global gold accumulation by these institutions. In recent years, central banks have been on a gold buying spree, a phenomenon driven by a confluence of potent global factors. The shifting geopolitical landscape, characterized by increased tensions, trade disputes, and a move towards a more multipolar world, has spurred a desire for assets that are not tied to any single nation's political or economic fortunes. Policies emanating from major economic powers, including periods of heightened trade protectionism and shifting global alliances, have historically fanned uncertainty, prompting a flight to assets perceived as universally valuable and politically neutral – a role gold has fulfilled for millennia. Furthermore, concerns over the long-term value of major fiat currencies, particularly the U.S. dollar which has long dominated global reserves, are playing a significant role. Persistent fiscal deficits, expanding sovereign debt levels, and unprecedented monetary stimulus measures in various countries have led to an undercurrent of apprehension about potential currency devaluation. In such an environment, central banks are actively seeking to diversify their holdings and hedge against the erosion of purchasing power. Gold, with its intrinsic value and finite supply, offers a compelling alternative to holding ever-increasing amounts of fiat currency, whose value can be diluted by policy decisions. This strategic de-dollarization, or at least a diversification away from dollar-centric reserves, sees gold as a primary beneficiary. It is a tangible asset that sits outside the traditional financial system, offering a layer of insulation from the counterparty risks inherent in holding other nations' currencies or debt. In stark contrast to this institutional embrace of gold stands Bitcoin. While proponents champion its decentralized nature, its mathematically enforced scarcity, and its potential as an inflation hedge, its inherent characteristics currently make it a challenging proposition for central bank reserves. The most glaring issue is its extreme volatility. Bitcoin's price history is a rollercoaster of meteoric rises and precipitous falls. For an individual retail investor, this volatility might be a tolerable, even attractive, risk in pursuit of outsized returns. However, for a central bank, whose primary mandate includes capital preservation and maintaining financial stability, such wild price swings are anathema. Reserve assets must be relatively stable, liquid, and dependable. Bitcoin, in its current state, struggles to meet these criteria consistently. A significant allocation to Bitcoin could expose a nation's reserves to sudden and substantial losses, undermining public trust and potentially destabilizing its financial position. This volatility poses a tangible risk, not just theoretically, but as observed in the experiences of investors globally, including those in the U.S. While some have reaped fortunes, many others have faced considerable losses due to ill-timed investments or the market's unpredictable nature. Institutional investors, including those in the U.S., while showing increasing interest in Bitcoin as a speculative asset class or a small part of a diversified portfolio, still largely treat it with caution. The kind of deep, unwavering institutional trust that gold commands – built over centuries of proven performance as a store of value and a crisis hedge – has yet to be earned by Bitcoin. Gold’s market is deep, liquid, and well-understood, with established clearing and settlement mechanisms. Bitcoin's market infrastructure, while maturing, is still relatively nascent and fragmented compared to the centuries-old gold market. Beyond volatility, other factors hinder Bitcoin's adoption as a mainstream reserve asset for central banks. Regulatory uncertainty remains a significant hurdle. The global regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies is a patchwork of differing approaches, with some nations embracing innovation while others impose strict controls or outright bans. For central banks, which operate within stringent legal and regulatory frameworks, this lack of global consensus and clarity is a major deterrent. The operational risks associated with custody and security of digital assets at a sovereign scale are also non-trivial. While blockchain technology is inherently secure, managing private keys for billions of dollars' worth of Bitcoin requires sophisticated and untested protocols for institutions of this nature. Furthermore, the narrative of Bitcoin as "digital gold" sometimes overlooks fundamental differences. Gold is a physical commodity with diverse industrial and cultural uses, providing a baseline of demand beyond its monetary role. It is universally recognized and accepted, transcending technological barriers. Bitcoin’s value is derived primarily from its network effects, its code, and investor belief in its future utility and adoption. While powerful, these are different underpinnings than the tangible reality of physical gold bullion held in a central bank's vault. The actions of central banks speak volumes. While a handful of smaller nations or entities might experiment with Bitcoin, the overwhelming majority of major central banks, those that collectively manage the bulk of global reserves, have either remained silent on Bitcoin or have issued cautious warnings, all while steadily increasing their physical gold holdings. This isn't to say that Bitcoin has no future role or value. It may well continue to evolve as a speculative asset, a niche store of value for some, or a technology platform for new financial applications. However, the idea that it is poised to usurp gold's position in the vaults of central banks appears premature, if not fundamentally misguided, given its current attributes. In conclusion, the debate between Bitcoin and gold as the preferred store of value and reserve asset has a clear, if perhaps unexciting, winner in the eyes of the world's central banks. Faced with geopolitical instability, the specter of dollar devaluation, and the enduring need for reliable safe-haven assets, these institutions are doubling down on gold. Its long history, proven stability, tangibility, and lack of counterparty risk resonate deeply with their conservative mandates. Bitcoin's volatility, regulatory ambiguity, and operational complexities, while potentially surmountable in the distant future, currently render it unsuitable for the core reserve holdings of nations. While U.S. investors and others may grapple with Bitcoin's risk-reward profile, central banks have largely made their choice, and that choice, for now and the foreseeable future, remains firmly with the ancient, trusted allure of gold.
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by bryandowningqln