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PremiumFollowing our change in bias last week on gold, we continued to follow the bearish narrative into new lows after taking out the highs we identified at the beginning of the week. Now, we're looking for a similar setup — a potential pullback into those previous highs to give us the shift downward we’re anticipating. That said, I believe gold may have more potential...
Want to know how we're starting the week? We're kicking things off with EUR/USD. We've seen strong bearish movement into the first open of the week. This follows trade developments involving China, Europe, Russia, and other major global economies. Naturally, these events have a direct impact on the value of the USD and the currencies these nations trade in. The...
We remain bearish on gold, as we called in the middle of last week. However, until we see a clear reaction that confirms a move lower, we believe price could still push higher. Fundamentally, we are bullish on gold, but our current bias is bearish. Of course, our bias can be wrong. When price pulls back within our bias—essentially moving against what we expect—it...
This week, the Euro remains bearish, and we’re expecting price action to target and run the lows we’ve already identified. One important principle we’ve repeatedly shared with our Members is this: when we hold a bearish bias, we should not expect price to return to our ideal sell zones. Instead, we should anticipate that price will move toward our projected...
We're continuing with the same bias we held last month. Right now, gold is probably the easiest pair to trade. Any system that signaled a buy would’ve performed well over the past six months. Price has been trending strongly, making gold one of the most consistently gaining assets. We're anticipating this momentum to continue, especially as there's a cluster of...
We've had a shift in bias from bullish to bearish. In the short term, we're anticipating a push to the downside, with the possibility of a continuation in the higher time frame bullish direction. As always, we let price lead the way—and right now, it’s suggesting further downside movement. There are three major liquidity highs above the current price and three...
We have another bullish run on the horizon after seeing a new all-time high placed last week and the week before. We expect nothing less than continued bullish momentum for gold. As we mentioned in the EUR/USD markup, where price currently sits on many pairs is a relatively extended area. This means price action could pull back to more favorable pricing,...
Good morning, team. Welcome to the first trading session of the week. We’re looking at Euro/USD this morning, and we’re expecting price action to deliver further bullish movement. Last week, we called for bullish movement from the area where price was sitting, and we saw a beautiful expansion through the highs. Now, of course, last week ended with a bank holiday...
Our outlook for the euro this week is bullish, just as it was last week. Orion indicates that further bullish momentum is likely, and continued weakness against the US dollar is also probable. We now have a COT bias showing more long positions being placed than shorts, aligning with the principles and rule set we always follow here. We're looking for the lows to...
Our analysis on gold is clear—there is only one direction we should expect price action to move. For most of the past year, this asset has consistently delivered new highs, and we anticipate this trend to continue. This is why we have a question mark next to our target as where will the next target be? We only expect higher prices here. Gold is fundamentally...
EUR/USD is once again signaling a bullish move, despite last week’s consistent pullback and the lack of clear long-term entry opportunities. Our buy bias remains intact, and we continue to target our pre-established liquidity points. At the end of last week, we saw a strong rally to the upside, confirming our bias and suggesting a potential push into this week....
Gold this week has the same bias we’ve had for the last month—bullish, just like EUR/USD. We saw a significant pullback last week, but in my opinion, this is simply positioning price in the right area for further bullish movement. As this price action develops, we expect it to occur at the current low, which is marked as a high-volume low. This is a 4-hour low and...
Kicking things off as always with EUR/USD—we're looking for another bullish shift along this path. We called it last week, anticipating a bullish shift, and while we've seen a significant pullback since, there were short-term moves that could be capitalized on at the points we highlighted. However, we didn’t see the significant shift we were expecting. So, we're...
Coming straight into the Monday session with another bullish bias on gold. We've maintained a bullish outlook on this pair for several months, despite briefly shifting to a bearish bias for a few days before returning to a bullish stance. This shift aligns with our daily bias indicator, as clearly outlined in our trading system's rule set for the week. As always,...
What's happening, everybody? Hope you all had an amazing weekend and are ready for another trading week! We're starting this week with EUR/USD. Last week, we were bullish and saw a clean run of the highs we had set as our targets. Now, we're following up with another bullish week, with our bias indicating more upside ahead. We have two major targets currently in...
As we discussed last week, we remain bearish on gold, acknowledging that this pair has the fundamentals to push higher. We are mindful that counter-trades can be just as valid as trend trades, given that the price is currently consolidating. We are analyzing the liquidity stored below in the form of high-volume lows, as well as the liquidity above. While we...
As we move through the year 2025, we remain bullish on the euro against the US dollar. We're looking for price to pull back to an area of relatively high liquidity. Currently, we have taken a short-term area, and there is potential for a lower expansion. However, we are now expanding higher from the short-term low that was taken out. We have two major highs...
For this week’s gold chart, we’ve seen a shift in bias, which was unexpected given our strong bullish outlook over the past few months. This could be a temporary pullback, but we will follow it nonetheless. We’re watching the highs for selling pressure—if it appears, we’ll look to sell down to the newly established low we’ve marked as our target. Gold remains...