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Inside The Gold Market With DSwift Data and Order Book

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  • First Post: Edited Jun 23, 2022 9:59am Jun 22, 2022 9:46pm | Edited Jun 23, 2022 9:59am
Note To All Members:

  1. Data provided there in the form of SNAPSHOTS is taken directly form the DSwift Terminal with Full Permissions form the Owners and Source Providers of the data. THE DATA IS NOT OWNED OR SOURCED BY ME.
  2. The Data Snapshots uploaded here are SENT to me by my big brother who works as a Trader & Junior Analyst at a Commodity Hedge Fund in Zurich, Switzerland. So, the snapshots are sent by HIM with Full Permission form the Managing Director of the Fund as well as the Liquidity Providers which Source the data.
  3. Data Snapshots are AVAILABLE from the BEGINNING of LONDON SESSION to the END of LONDON SESSION ONLY and is updated every 30 Minutes to 1 Hours depending on its type.
  4. Data is SENTIMENTAL and represents the Market Sentiment of 800K+ Active RETAIL Traders trading Gold OTC Market with Average Daily Open Positions varying between 1 – 1.5M. Data is Aggregated from TWO Liquidity Providers in the form of Order Book, the Market Sentiment and NET Liquidity Flow provided on scheduled basis throughout the day.
  5. This is a SUBSCRIPTION Based Commercial Service and can cost around $ 0.55 per day if taken on Monthly Basis with a Total Cost Of $11 per Month. If taken weekly can cost around $1.2 per day on Weekly Basis with Total Cost Of $6 per Week.
  6. Data Provided here is ONLY FOR GOLD MARKETS. As Gold being a decentralized market, the Sentimental Data provided here DOES NOT cover the ENTIRE Market. Actual figures may vary.
  7. The NAMES of the FUND, the PERSON providing the data snapshots and the SOURCE Providers will NOT BE PUBLICISED as such data is meant available to Accredited Investors OR the Institutions.
  8. For members engaging with this thread must know this data is NOT any type of HOLY GRAIL and for better results must be utilized with Price Action.
  9. There will be FREE TRIAL Starting form 04 July to 15 July 2022 where the Snapshots will be published on the telegram Channel on scheduled basis. THE LINK TO THE TELEGRAM CHANNEL WILL BE DISPLAYED ABOVE THE NOTE SECTION.
  10. And lastly members who think this Thread as a SCAM are requested to IGNORE this thread.

Schedule Of This Service:
ALL DATA SNAPSHOTS ARE RELEASED AS PER GMT TIME

05:00 GMT – End Of The Day Volume Data (PREVIOUS DAY) – Bloomberg Precious Metals Volume Snapshot (GOLD ONLY)

07:30 GMT – PRE London-Open Snapshot
08:00 GMT – London-OPEN Snapshot
09:00 GMT – London Session Snapshot 01
10:00 GMT – London Session Snapshot 02
11:00 GMT – London Session Snapshot 03
12:00 GMT – London Session Snapshot 04 (New-York OPEN)
13:00 GMT – London Session Snapshot 05
14:00 GMT – London Session Snapshot 06
15:00 GMT – London Session Snapshot 07
16:00 GMT – London-CLOSE Snapshot

Form 07:30 GMT to 16:00 GMT Every 30 Minutes There are Sentimental Updates.
Sentimental Updates Does NOT include Limit Order Book Updates.
LIMIT ORDER BOOK UPDATES ARE HOURLY AND UPDATED EVERY ONE HOUR.
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  • Edited at 10:30pm Jun 22, 2022 9:57pm | Edited at 10:30pm
Contents This Service:

Gold Market Sentiment Snapshot
Data Type: Sentimental
Data Updates: 1 HOUR Updates For Limit Order Book & 30 Minutes Updates For Sentiment Data.
Total Sources: Two Liquidity Providers Combined.
What is Included:
Tier II Aggregated Limit Order Book Data 20 Levels Deep form the Scan Price.
Market Sentiment Including Total Open Positions LONGS & SHORTS with their Transaction Volume. As well as Percent Positions In Loss.
Net Liquidity Flow consisting of Total Transactions flowing IN and OUT of the market.

SAMPLE OF GOLD MARKET SENTIMENT SNAPSHOT IS BELOW
DATE AS ON 22 JUNE 2022 08:00 GMT

NOTE : NET Liquidity Flow DOES NOT mean the BULLISH or BEARISH Liquidity. It means Total NET TRANSACTIONS Flown IN or OUT form the Liquidity Provider.
BLUE Color NET Liquidity means MORE Liquidity was ADDED than Taken Out.
As Huge Liquidity Attracts Huge Orders and more Volatility.

RED Color NET Liquidity means MORE Liquidity was TAKEN OUT than being Added.
Liquidity is Taken Out as Traders close their positions for profit or losses includes stop losses too.
Also THIS DOES NOT REPRESENT THE ENTIRE MARKET.
THE QTY refers to Quantity and is represented in Ounces
Also OPEN ORDER RATIO Represents the Limit Orders 50 Levels ABOVE & BELOW the Scan Price, which is like a Overall Picture of the Limit Order Book.

The Snapshot Provided here was taken before the price surge made in XAU/USD on 22 June 2022
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  • Edited Jun 23, 2022 4:32am Jun 22, 2022 10:16pm | Edited Jun 23, 2022 4:32am
Gold Market Sentiment Snapshot 23 JUNE 2022 08:00 GMT
Let me give you all a quick explain about how to read and know the snapshot data.
The snapshot is divided into 4 Windows:
1. Tier II Aggregated Limit Order Book Data 20 Levels Form Scan Price. ON TOP LEFT
2. Depth 360 Statistics Consisting of SENTIMENT and Live NET Liquidity Flow. ON TOP RIGHT
3. Quick Access Panel (USELESS FOR US IGNORE IT) ON BOTTOM RIGHT
4. NOTES – Consists of Snapshot Name and a small Watermark. ON BOTTOM LEFT

In Limit Order Book Window, we can see the Instrument NAME & the PRICE from where the data is SCANED.
Coming forward we have the BID and ASK PRICE levels as well as BID and ASK Quantities on LEFT and RIGHT respectively. QUANTITIES ARE IN OUNCES.
CAN BE READ AS for example:
BID ON PRICE 1828 with QUANTITY 4500
It means From Price 1828.00 to 1828.99 There are 4500 OUNCES SIZED AS LIMIT ORDERS.
The QUANTITY represents a ROUND NUMBER with a data slightly more than it.
Like 4500 represents data more than 4500 but NOT more than 4750 Quantity.

Coming Towards the OPEN ORDER RATIO located on the bottom of the window.
It shows the RATIO of LIMIT ORDERS 50 LEVELS ABOVE & BELOW the SCANED PRICE.
It shows the BIGGER PICTURE of the Limit Order Book.

ON THE TOP RIGHT SIDE there Depth360 Statistics Panel which consists of OPEN POSITIONS their VOLUME and OPEN POSITIONS IN LOSS by percentage and SENTIMENT.
Liquidity Flow ON the BOTTOM of Depth360 Panel represents REAL TIME NET LIQUIDITY FLOW.
DATA AS ON on its BOTTOM represents the DATE AND TIME of the LIMIT ORDER BOOK when it was SCANED. It is NOT realtime date and time.
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NOTE:
This THREAD is INCOMPLETE and in upcoming time more Information and Case Studies will be added. As being a Part-time Trader I have to manage my Job as well as this so please forgive me if the content comes a bit late. Everything will be EXPLAINED SOON PLEASE KEEP PATIENCE.
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  • Last Post: Edited Jun 26, 3:35pm Jun 26, 9:22am (7 hr ago) | Edited Jun 26, 3:35pm
Gold Weekly Update 26 June 2022
Being Oversold as per the range, Gold remains NEUTRAL with low investor interest.
However, the Gold does hold a short-term buying opportunity cause of market volatility, high Inflation and Uncertainty. For this week most of the focus goes to GDP report releasing on 29 June 2022.

Few Fundamental Points Affecting the Gold:

  1. Without disturbing the US Labor Market too much, the FED plans to bring down the Inflation to 2%.
  2. If the US economy falls into a recession, the FED may reverse some of its rate hikes, which can lead to the next Gold rally.


Coming to the sentiment, the average Institutional Sentiment is almost SIDEWAYS as compared to previous week (12 - 18 June).
On the Retail side the picture too seems to be almost NEUTRAL with LONGS slightly leading than SHORTS.

Average Institutional Sentiment For The Previous Week (19 - 25 June)**

  1. LONGS : 51%
  2. SHORTS : 49%

Average Retail Sentiment For The Previous Week (19 - 25 June)**

  1. LONGS : 53%
  2. SHORTS : 47%

** The Sentimental Data provided is NOT 100% accurate. As Gold being a decentralized market, the Sentimental Data provided here does not cover the entire market. Actual figures may vary.

The snapshot below is Average Institutional Positions vs Retail Positions: (Ref. Data Chart)

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