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Gold at support- But is too obvious... (update)In my morning video analysis, I noted that after yesterday's strong bearish engulfing candle, the most likely scenario was a continuation of the down move, with the next support level identified around the 2660-2665 zone. The price indeed reached this area, but I believe this support is too obvious and likely to break, instead of a meaningful reversal. At this point, it is very risky to trade against the flow. A more prudent approach would be to wait for rallies and consider selling at higher levels.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by Mihai_Iacob
15
XAUUSD AnalystOANDA:XAUUSD The chart below shows the price movement of gold (XAUUSD) on the 30-minute time frame with support and resistance lines, as well as entry areas (buy and sell), along with stop loss and take profit levels. SELL Sell Entry: 2645 Stop Loss (SL): 2651 Take Profit (TP): 2620 BUY Buy Entry: 2615 Stop Loss (SL): 2605 Take Profit (TP): 2640 Trend Analysis Main Trend: The price tends to move in a pattern of higher highs and lower lows, but there has been a significant correction after reaching the peak at the highest level. Current Range: The price is currently moving downward after experiencing rejection around the 2726 level. Key Support: Around 2613 (last low). Key Resistance: Around 2670 (last high before the drop). Aa Bandung
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by wisnuprima
1
XAUUSD Gold (XAU/USD) puts pressure on daily lows and trades below $2,660 on Friday’s early American session. The US Dollar (USD) reclaims its leadership ahead of the weekly close, helped by rising US Treasury yieldsGold price faced rejection at higher levels on Thursday and turned south before finding support at the 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) at $2,671 early Friday. The 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) has also witnessed a renewed upside while holding well above the 50 level. If Gold price resumes the recovery momentum, it could retest the multi-week high of $2,726, above which 2,750, the confluence of the psychological barrier and the November 5 high, will act as a tough nut to crack. A failure to defend the 50-day SMA support at $2,671 on a daily candlestick closing basis will prompt sellers to target the 21-day SMA at $2,650 once again.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSDShort
by KingForex078
THE KOG REPORT - UpdateEnd of day update from us here at KOG: Another good week on the markets with Gold doing what we wanted as per yesterdays trade idea. We got the high, got the low, then the tap and bounce for the long up into the target level which was shared with the wider community. We're also following the path on the Election Special analysis which is working well so far. Now we have identified the key level above, we'll be looking for price to attempt it, and if we reject, we can get that pullback many traders are waiting for, For now, job done. As always, trade safe. KOG
FX:XAUUSD
by KnightsofGold
2
#XAUUSD/GOLD 4HXAUUSD 4-Hour Analysis The XAUUSD (Gold) pair has broken below a significant trendline support on the 4-hour chart, signaling a shift in momentum to the downside. This breakdown indicates increased selling pressure and provides a strong opportunity for bearish positions. Technical Outlook: Pattern: Trendline Support Line Breakdown Forecast: Bearish (Sell Opportunity) Entry Strategy: Enter a sell position after confirming the breakdown with bearish price action signals, such as a retest of the broken support line acting as resistance or the formation of lower highs and lower lows. Traders should monitor indicators like RSI for confirmation of bearish momentum or MACD for a bearish crossover. Risk management is essential, with stop-loss orders placed above the retest level and profit targets set at key support zones below.
OANDA:XAUUSDShort
by PIPSFIGHTER
10 Brutal Truths About Why Retail Support & Resistance Fail !CAPITALCOM:GOLD 10 Reasons Why Retail Support and Resistance Levels Fail: Unlocking Gann’s Secrets to Market Mastery Here’s a deeply researched, professional explanation for each point, infused with Gann’s quotes, examples, and concepts, to open the eyes of traders to why retail methods often fail and how Gann's wisdom provides clarity. 1. Static Levels in a Dynamic Market - Explanation: Retail traders often draw support and resistance (S/R) lines as static horizontal levels, expecting the market to repeatedly respect them. However, Gann emphasized the dynamic nature of markets, stating: "Markets are never still; they are always moving, reflecting time and price interplay." Markets are influenced by cycles, trends, and time frames, making S/R levels fluid rather than fixed. For instance, Gann’s Square of Nine shows how support and resistance rotate based on angles and time increments, offering precise levels that adapt dynamically. Retail traders fail to adjust their levels as time progresses, missing key changes in price behavior. 2. Failure to Incorporate Time - Explanation: Retail S/R methods typically ignore the role of time, which is a critical element in Gann's work. Gann wrote: "Time is the most important factor in determining market movements." Support may fail not because the level was invalid but because the "time factor" for that level has expired. For example, in Gann’s Time Cycles, support at a certain price might hold only for a specific duration. When that time passes, the level loses its relevance. Retail traders, unaware of such timing principles, are often blindsided when the market breaks their "strong" levels. 3. Lack of Confluence with Angles - Explanation: Gann’s methodologies prioritize the confluence of price and angle relationships. He believed that price moves in harmony with geometric angles, stating: "When price meets time at an angle, a change is imminent." Retail traders fail to consider these angular relationships, focusing only on flat horizontal lines. For example, a 45° angle from a significant low often acts as a true support, but retail traders, relying solely on previous price zones, miss these powerful turning points. 4. Overcrowding and Psychological Herding - Explanation: S/R levels widely used by retail traders often attract a large number of orders at the same price zone, making them predictable and vulnerable to institutional manipulation. Gann noted: "The crowd is often wrong, and the minority drives the market." Institutions exploit this herding by triggering stop-losses just below support or above resistance, creating false breakouts. For instance, Gann’s "Law of Vibration" explains how markets seek equilibrium by disrupting imbalances created by crowd psychology. 5. Ignoring Volume Analysis Explanation: Retail traders rarely integrate volume into their S/R analysis. Gann emphasized the importance of volume, stating: "Price movements must be confirmed by volume to validate strength." Support may appear to hold, but without accompanying volume, the level lacks significance. A practical Gann-based example would involve observing increased volume near a critical angle or price zone, signaling genuine strength or weakness at that level. 6. Using Recent Highs/Lows Without Context - Explanation: Many retail traders base S/R levels on recent highs and lows, assuming these are universally strong zones. Gann criticized such oversimplified approaches, writing: "The past governs the future, but only through proper analysis of cycles and patterns." Without analyzing historical patterns and cycles, these levels are often superficial. For example, Gann's Master Charts reveal that true resistance may lie at a harmonic distance from an earlier historical pivot, not necessarily at the recent high. 7. Misunderstanding False Breakouts - Explanation: Retail traders often misinterpret false breakouts as failures of support or resistance. Gann explained this phenomenon through his price and time squares, stating: "A breakout without harmony is often a trap, designed to mislead the majority." For instance, a false breakout above resistance might align with a Gann angle signaling a reversal, confusing those relying solely on retail S/R levels. 8. Ignoring Market Structure and Trend - Explanation: Retail traders often focus on S/R levels without understanding the broader market structure or trend. Gann believed: "The trend is your friend until time signals the end." Support is more likely to hold in an uptrend, while resistance is stronger in a downtrend. A classic Gann principle involves combining market structure with angular analysis to determine whether S/R levels will hold or break. 9. Failure to Account for Gann's Price Harmonies - Explanation: Gann’s studies reveal that price moves in harmonic relationships, often tied to Fibonacci ratios and geometric principles. Retail traders using arbitrary S/R levels fail to respect these harmonies. For example, Gann's observation of price doubling or halving (e.g., $50 to $100) often defines true support or resistance. 10. Reliance on One-Timeframe Analysis - Explanation: Retail traders frequently analyze S/R on a single timeframe, missing the interplay between multiple timeframes. Gann emphasized multi-timeframe alignment, writing: "The major trend governs the minor trend, and the minor trend refines the major." Support on an hourly chart may fail if it conflicts with resistance on a daily chart. Gann’s multi-timeframe methods ensure alignment, reducing the likelihood of failure. Updated Closing Thought- By understanding the reasons why retail support and resistance often fail and incorporating Gann’s time-tested principles, traders can elevate their skills to a professional level. Gann's focus on time, price, and geometry provides a roadmap to understanding the market with unparalleled precision. This content is invaluable for anyone seeking trading mastery, so don't keep it to yourself! Save this and share it with your friends so they can benefit too. Follow for more absolutely valuable and free trading insights!
CAPITALCOM:GOLDEducation
by GannAstroTrader
1
Daily Analysis of Gold Ounce to USD – Issue 171The analyst believes that the price of { XAUUSD } will decrease in the next 24 hours. This prediction is based on quantitative analysis of the price trend. Please note that the specified take-profit level does not imply a prediction that the price will reach that point. In this framework of analysis and trading, unlike the stop-loss, which is mandatory, setting a take-profit level is optional. Whether the price reaches the take-profit level or not is of no significance, as the results are calculated based on the start and end times. The take-profit level merely indicates the potential maximum price fluctuation within that time frame.
FOREXCOM:XAUUSDShort
by MoonriseTA
gold longgold long 💎Please don't be greedy ENTRY : yellow point TP : blue lines SL : below red line for LONG position above red line for SHORT position ⛔️INSTRUCTIONS 1: Please respect the yellow entry point, otherwise you risk entering too early before my strategy or too far, thus reducing gains and aggravating losses in the event of a stop loss ⛔️INSTRUCTIONS 2: For risk and money management: 5% of your wallet for LEV X ≤20 And 3% of your wallet for LEV X ≥ 20
CAPITALCOM:GOLDLong
by RODDYTRADING
Gold on Sell values / Selling order engagedTechnical analysis: The former Support of #2,652.80 (Xau-Usd Spot) has turned into a Resistance in a symmetrical manner as it has done on December #5 fractal, as Gold is eyeing even Lower level. The Resistance zone is at #2,648.80 - #2,652.80 on Hourly 4 chart however looking at the wider time-frame of Daily chart’s Descending Channel and the Higher High’s former trendline, I am expecting a decline around #2,627.80 if #2,640.80 pressure point preserves the downtrend. After that it is anybody's guess but Technically, Gold should see a similar pullback to November #25 Low's again in extension, way below #2,652.80 psychological benchmark (Medium-term decline). However, no changes on the Daily perspective as the Price-action remains Neutral above the Hourly 4 chart’s Support for the session and below the Short-term Resistance, as DX paused the downtrend. #2,652.80 - #2,662.80 should represent ultimate Top for the fractal since Gold already negated (#60%) of gains delivered on current Buying sequence, as Gold currently isolated within #2 Short-term benchmarks (typical Support and Resistance pricing). My aim is roughly #2,622.80 - #2,627.80 Support zone which can be correlated to the Technical Lower High's Upper zone within (will be then) invalidated Ascending Channel. As noted on my remarks, current configuration needs to be reviewed on with a Selling entry near Medium-term Selling accumulation zone which accounts for this week and the next Trading week. My position: Even though I have missed #2,648.80 Selling break-out, I have engaged Selling order with #2,643.80 entry point few moments ago / optimal Target remains #2,627.80 Support in extension. However since #2,642.80 could reverse the Price-action towards #2,648.80 Resistance (break of can restore Short-term uptrend), my Stop is already on breakeven. Since most Traders will Buy #2,642.80, I do believe Gold will extend the decline and trap many Buyers.
TVC:GOLDShort
by goldenBear88