Dislikedidk guys why but it doesn't feels right to place a buy trade above 3400..........even it pases 4310 I will be looking at sells ..... {image}Ignored
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DislikedWhen will the news about tariffs for Gold come? If this news comes during trading hours maybe it can cause 50 dollar move in minutes. Means with overleveraging account gone too moon like apollo.Ignored
DislikedWhen will the news about tariffs for Gold come? If this news comes during trading hours maybe it can cause 50 dollar move in minutes. Means with overleveraging account gone too moon like apollo.Ignored
DislikedI was just watching that million dollar trader show by lex van dam and anton kriel, and the lady was like "gold is about to break 800$!!!"Ignored
Dislikedidk guys why but it doesn't feels right to place a buy trade above 3400..........even it pases 4310 I will be looking at sells ..... {image}Ignored
DislikedAs the friday was interesting day for me... i will share my view for next week( baseed leevel/ number only)....not tiday but tumorrow. happy Wend G.sIgnored
Disliked{quote} Weekend price just hit resistance somewhere around that area. My take, they might visit those sells again during regular trading session and take it to those bid offers that might be sitting around 3330s, solid 3% discount. Just sharing my view, you still do you my guy.Ignored
Disliked{quote} For those wondering why Gold Futures rose more than gold-usd currency prices, here is an explanation ⸻ GC Futures Reflect US-Deliverable Gold • COMEX GC contracts are for 100 troy ounces of gold deliverable in New York. • If the U.S. government announces tariffs on gold imports, the cost to bring physical gold into the U.S. suddenly increases. • That would make domestic deliverable gold (the underlying for COMEX futures) more expensive relative to gold sitting in London, Zurich, or Asia (which is what spot pricing and most CFDs reflect)....Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hello Moti, I keep my primary chart private because it’s too choppy. Here’s a clear breakdown: 1. Bias• Determined by the last strong market push or rejection. 2. Key Levels• Round 50s and 100s (e.g., 3100, 3150) act as big-picture anchors. 3. Boxes• Size: 10 points (e.g., 3110–3120) • Layer 1: reaction/entry zone • Layer 2: deep follow-through zone • Layer 3: hold vs. fail zone On my public charts, I plot only Layers 1 and 2. I update Layer 3 here live so you can see immediately if the zone holds or breaks. Colors on my chart : Red= sellers...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Interesting data. Non-commercial long is I guess governments and pension funds. The commercial ones are going for short. Total traded there is 460000 lots. This is only trades on Comex exchange I think, so total lots per day is then much more I assume. Interesting and useful to know this too. I haven’t followed these data, have someone used it for real trading? Can it be usefull?Ignored
Dislikedinteresting thought for Tuesday.. https://www.forexfactory.com/news/13...eter-septemberIgnored