Gold

3277 i love you, please come soon

from my view.. price will do pullback.. london or us session will find that price..

Bring it on! Although I’d prefer 3260 but hey 327x be just as good

XAUUSD Analysis
Time Frame-30M
CMP- 3292
Support- 3280/3265
Resistance- 3300/3315
Conclusion- from here we can expect Gold to test the support levels

my tp is 3250 last dip

Buy triggered sl 3280 tp 3310

PA played out nicely (retest and break).

why are you selling?

3285 is playing a strong support right now. But how about 3247 for the next target?

yes, you are right buy opportunity is there hourly channel resistence is there

ALL FRIEND READY ARE BUING AFTER STRATRT LONDAN SESSION BEACUSE IS BIG MOVE BUY SIDE IN LONDON SESSION AND 99%BUY TRAND AND 1 % SELL SO NOW YOUR ANLAYSIS CAN ABUY OR SELL

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if market make a shootimg star on 3299 or 3300 i will go for sell and the tp will be 3260.. because in daily timeframe market will go down to 3100 or 3000 because of the chart pattern (M)..

Not sure where price want to go but I managed to get a nice entry at 3288 while on a support level aiming for a pull back. SL at BE TP at 3333 if it goes there oh well if not is risk free
EDIT: BE

3306
3320

to me it looks like 3296 became strong resistance atleast 15 minute candel should close up before looking for buy opportunity

Can we please block this guy with some bot or softwares