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No attacks just gold trades/analysis
- #823
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- #826
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{quote} Bullish gold sellers are done with their part now bulls are taking over so next post is my analysis on gold.
A buy at 4842 , with sl at 4815 and tp1 at 5000 or hold because this could be the beginning another major bullish move ,
the sell that started after market opened was to test buy zones below and it tested them perfectly but didn't go to 4555 which is still a fresh buy zone, it won't go below today's low again because it has already tested the necessary buy zones and now it will continue buying more especially if it comes down to test the buy entry given above.
I wish you won’t kick me out if I’m not an expert in gold, but have been following and trading for more than a year
Fundamentally, gold still looks solid in the long-term to continue its bullish momentum. Recent events of Trump’s new Fed candidate Warsh, who is apparently hated, can help in this regard. Yeah, Trump helps move gold much with his new antics. As always, more wars and geopolitical tensions= stronger gold.
Technically I can speak as a smart money trader that swept a fair amount of sell-side liquidity and pushed over the last lower higher, breaking the market structure. But based on the pattern I recognized this year, gold should rest a little bit after storming its ALH and correction, which this time caused a blood bath. For now, I’m gonna believe in the consolidation phase and wait for new triggers to get on the bullish train.
My recommendation is to trade gold swing, holding positions for 2-3 days. Intraday volatility got crazy, too unpredictable to catch opportunities.
Fundamentally, gold still looks solid in the long-term to continue its bullish momentum. Recent events of Trump’s new Fed candidate Warsh, who is apparently hated, can help in this regard. Yeah, Trump helps move gold much with his new antics. As always, more wars and geopolitical tensions= stronger gold.
Technically I can speak as a smart money trader that swept a fair amount of sell-side liquidity and pushed over the last lower higher, breaking the market structure. But based on the pattern I recognized this year, gold should rest a little bit after storming its ALH and correction, which this time caused a blood bath. For now, I’m gonna believe in the consolidation phase and wait for new triggers to get on the bullish train.
My recommendation is to trade gold swing, holding positions for 2-3 days. Intraday volatility got crazy, too unpredictable to catch opportunities.
Remember , everyone is free to share his/her ideas without any attack so feel free.
Personally, I like to trade gold intraday, but the volatility is just crazy at the moment! As far as I understand, gold volatility is way bigger than in bitcoin at the moment, which was unheard of a couple of months ago. I’m used to old gold price action, where it would make smaller moves. Like right now I don’t even know how to position size my trades 
If I try to enter with my ordinary lot size, my trading account would be gone in a matter of minutes for real. I think it’s better to wait till gold will become more stable without this big volatility, but the question is when it’s going to happen? What do you think?
- #840
- Edited 7:22am Feb 10, 2026 7:07am | Edited 7:22am
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