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XAUUSD Its takes time to reach there not this week
XAUUSD I think Gold should be have a new high for gold about 3200 $
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GOLD Gold is puking at the time of writing, as sellers continue to push prices lower, with them eyeing a challenge of the $3,000 mark. The Relative Strength Index (RSI), despite being bullish, is about to cross below its neutral level, which could be the latest sign that Gold is poised for a pullback.If Gold prints a daily close below $3,000, the next support would be the 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) at $2,937, followed by the $2,900 figure. On the other hand, if XAU/USD edges up, buyers need to reclaim $3,100 to regain control
GOLD Today was a good day for my followers I win 😎 4700 Pips In Just signal day I have you enjoyed my followersGOLD I wouldn’t bet against gold long-term—geopolitical tensions and inflation fears are still very much in play, which could limit any sustained downside,” he said. “I see gold as a buy on the dip, particularly if we get a pullback to those key levels like $3,000. Uncertainty isn’t going anywhere—trade wars, central bank policies, and geopolitical risks are all supportive.”Looking ahead to next week, analysts said that inflation data could add further volatility to gold prices, as it is expected to remain elevated while consumers adjust to higher prices due to the earlier tariffs.