USOIL price is near the resistance zone 71.48-71.92. If the price cannot break through the 71.92 level, it is expected that in the short term, there is a chance that the price will drop. Consider selling in the red zone.
Gold technical analysis: at present see this round of gold decline has not ended. It's just down nearly $150 from its all-time high this morning. Short - term need time to change the short - term rebound correction. The completion of the correction will start the decline again. Yesterday, international gold prices fell from 2,749 to near 2,650, a one-day drop of...
Gold Amid US Election Results Today, the US dollar is showing slight weakness across the currency board as the market focuses on the US election results. Experts believe it might take at least a few days before there is a clear winner. Gold, on the other hand, is in a strong bullish trend and tends to make unpredictable moves, especially when the market is...
Bitcoin just touched the $70,000 resistance and it even moved above the 29-July peak price which sits at $70,050. Does this means that $100,000 is now guaranteed? What happens now? Moving above 70,000 is definitely a major milestone and a bullish development but we would need confirmation first. It can happen that Bitcoin pierces above this level today, moves...
Why 100 Pips Today Isn’t What It Used to Be When Gold traded below $2,000, a 100-pip movement carried a specific weight in terms of impact and volatility. As prices rise, the pip value naturally adjusts in real terms. This means that what was a 100-pip fluctuation when Gold was at $1,800 is now effectively a 150-pip movement at $2,750. Proportionally, it’s the...
From the technical point of view, gold bulls retreated under pressure yesterday, resulting in a large decline, the lowest hit around 2731 and then stopped, down about $58, also broke through the early support points, the daily line lost at the short-term average, and closed at the big negative line form, and a small counter-draw after the morning opening. What...
As Gold continues its upward trajectory, traders must recognize that pip values and fluctuations aren’t fixed in impact. Consider a scenario where Gold moves by 300 pips—when Gold was trading at $1,500, that would’ve been a 2% shift; now, it’s just around 1%. Being attuned to these changes helps traders avoid overly tight stop-losses, which can lead to premature...