Trade Alert – XAUUSD
↓ Buy Limit: 3285
Take Profits:
- TP1: 3305
- TP2: 3325
- TP3: 3340
- TP4: 3358
Stop Loss: 3270
Trade Alert – XAUUSD
↓ Buy Limit: 3285
Take Profits:
Trade Alert – NZDUSD
↓ Buy Limit: 0.6020
Take Profits:
Stop Loss: 0.5995
Trade Alert – EURUSD
↓ Buy Limit: 1.1372
Take Profits:
Stop Loss: 1.1342
Helloooo! If you don’t mind, what strategy are you using for these trade ideas?
I think people here would also love to know.
Of course base on price action on sharp candle and also help from trade idea in my panel that provide with a strong team
TP
Open (Trail your SL)
Stop Loss: 1.3675
Market moving in our favor – manage your trade accordingly!
TP
Open (Trail your SL)
Stop Loss: 3375.00
Market moving in our favor – manage your trade accordingly!
Stay in your trade now is +105 $
Market moving in our favour – manage your trade accordingly!
Trade Idea– XAUUSD
Buy Limit : 3350.00
Take : 3350.00
TP1: 3410.00
TP2: 3420.00
TP3:
TP
Open (Trail your SL)
Stop Loss: 3335.00
Market moving in our favor – manage your trade accordingly!
Live Trade – LTC/USD
BUY : 114.65
Take : 114.65
TP1: 127.95
TP2: 129.95
TP
Open (Trail your SL)
Stop Loss: 109.95
Market moving in our favor – manage your trade accordingly!
TP targets are a bit extended — you’re free to exit earlier with smaller gains
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Gold continues to move upward, forming higher highs and lows. Chip accumulation shows a double-peak structure, indicating increased activity at higher levels.
The key support lies at 3353, which marks the bull-bear dividing line. As long as gold holds above this level, bullish momentum remains strong and sellers are less likely to gain control.
Resistance Levels: 3401 / 3422 / 3451
Support Levels: 3383.5 / 3370 / 3353
This analysis is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
Gold Pauses as Smart Money Signals High Pullback Risk
Gold’s rally has paused, and the Smart Money Indicator suggests a higher risk of pullback.
Since Monday’s U.S. session, spot gold has tested the $3400 resistance twice without success, now entering sideways movement near the highs.
On the 1-hour chart, the Smart Money Indicator shows resistance from order blocks between $3393.5 and $3402.6, potentially limiting upside in the short term.
Unless gold reclaims above $3391.5, downside risk remains elevated.
A support zone between $3345–3350 has formed from prior orders — if price retests but doesn’t break below, it may act as a bullish entry signal.
For reference only — not financial advice.
Gold on the Rise?
If gold holds above the key level of $3402, bulls may continue to gain momentum!
Volume is building at higher levels, showing strong buyer interest.
$3402 is a crucial support – staying above it opens the door to these targets:
$3440–3450, $3470, $3500
Supports: $3402, $3384, $3370
If the market holds here, gold may be set to test new highs again!
(This analysis is for informational purposes only and not financial advice.)
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If gold closes below 3420 on the 5-minute chart, it signals a potential break of the 3420 level. In that case, the risk of a short-term pullback increases. If the downtrend continues, the next support area is around 3402–3405.
Trade Idea– XAU/USD
BUY Limit: 3315.00
Now : 3361.00
TP1: 3375.00
TP2: 3390.00
TP
Open (Trail your SL)
Stop Loss: 3300.00
TP targets are a bit extended — you’re free to exit earlier with smaller gains
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The log reflects more than one strategy surely?
I’m not saying that’s wrong - after all, it’s hard to think of one strategy which works equally well in ranges as in trends - but surely one strategy will long-run work better than others - so why keep using the lesser strategies?
It’s just another spammer, @tommor .
This one promotes a “guidance service” while pretending not to.
I had a p.m. from him telling me that it works well.
Many of us have called him out on it and reported him to the moderators.
As you can see here, DivaMakosh tried, politely, (among many other members!!) to call him out on his promotional posting, and the outcome was that SHE was banned and HE is still here.
Just a suggestion, but maybe not ideal, to try to engage him in further conversation? I thought you were the master of the “ignore list”?
Hahaha! I love the Ignore option.
And once a poster is on it there is no way off it.
My usual approach with "odd"posters is indeed to try to draw them on, so they either post a blatant untruth in defence or they admit their game. But these days for better or for worse I don’t often call them out as covert vendors or as bots, I’m happy just to have made it apparent.
Yes I prefer trade long time. I am not scalper
I’ve explained many times that I’m only sharing market analysis and trading ideas. I haven’t violated any rules. It really shouldn’t matter whether these analyses are from a service I use or my own insights — the key point is that they are being shared here for free.
Anyone who finds them useful is welcome to use them, and those who don’t can simply ignore them.
Just to clarify, many of these analyses typically cost around $5,000 per year — and I’m offering them here for free. @pink_hat_trader