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  1. 17 September
  2. Follow-up17 Sept, 10:46

    USD/CAD: Bullish Flag After the News

    After last night’s news and speeches, FX:USDCAD USD/CAD continued its previous bullish trend. The move was strong, but since the Asian session, price has entered a period of consolidation and is now forming a Bullish Flag on the M15 timeframe. For me, this is an important part of the setup. A strong move followed by a controlled correction can create the conditions for another continuation. But the flag itself is not an entry signal. I want the market to prove that buyers are still in control. Trading Setup Main Scenario — Bullish Continuation I’m watching for a clean breakout from the upper boundary of the flag. The preferred sequence is: Breakout → Retest → Bullish Price Action → Entry A strong breakout without a retest can still work, but chasing the first candle is not the approach I prefer. If price breaks the flag and successfully holds the broken resistance as support, the continuation setup becomes more interesting. Alternative Scenario If the flag breaks to the downside and price starts accepting below the structure, the bullish continuation setup loses strength. In that case, I would rather reassess the market than force a long position. A corrective flag can become a reversal structure if buyers fail to defend it. Why the Market Is Interesting Now The latest move came after the Federal Reserve raised its policy rate by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4.00%. The decision initially strengthened the U.S. Dollar, with the Dollar reaching a seven-week high before giving back part of the move. CXM:DOLLAR USD/ BMFBOVESPA:CAD1! CAD is also sensitive to oil because Canada is a major oil exporter. Recent weakness in oil prices has removed some support for the Canadian Dollar, while the Fed's more hawkish stance has supported the U.S. Dollar. That gives us an interesting combination to watch: Fed → USD strength Oil → CAD strength/weakness Price Action → Confirmation The fundamental picture can support the directional idea, but the entry still comes from the chart. My Approach I don't want to buy simply because the trend is bullish. I want to see the correction finish. Bullish Flag → Breakout → Retest → Confirmation If that sequence appears, the setup becomes much cleaner. If the structure breaks down, we reassess. The market has already made its move. Now I want to see what it does with the consolidation. Risk Warning: This analysis is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Forex trading involves substantial risk, particularly when leverage is used. Always define your risk before entering a position.

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  3. Follow-up17 Sept, 09:15

    Recovery – holding gains above 4,300 following the FOMC meeting.

    📊 1. Market Structure Bias: Bullish Recovery Gold is currently trading around 4,316.9 after a strong rebound from the 4,255–4,265 demand zone. EMA 9: 4,307.7 EMA 89: 4,317.4 Price has recovered above EMA 9, showing improving short-term momentum. EMA 9 is still slightly below EMA 89, so the broader H1 structure has not fully turned bullish yet. The recent rebound has formed higher lows from the 4,255 area, indicating buyers are gradually regaining control. 🟢 2. Support Zones 4,300–4,305 → immediate support / EMA 9 zone 4,275–4,280 → secondary support 4,255–4,265 → major demand zone As long as price holds above 4,300, the current recovery remains valid. A deeper pullback toward 4,255–4,265 could provide another buying opportunity if buyers defend this zone. 🔴 3. Key Resistance 4,365–4,370 → short-term resistance 4,400–4,405 → major resistance / previous high A confirmed breakout and H1 close above 4,370 could accelerate the recovery toward 4,400–4,405. Failure to break 4,365–4,370 could result in another pullback toward 4,300. 📈 4. RSI & Momentum RSI(14): ~53 RSI has recovered above the neutral 50 level, suggesting moderately bullish momentum. However, momentum is not yet strong enough to confirm a major trend reversal. The technical indicator is also showing improving buying pressure. -------------- BUY GOLD : 4300 - 4297 SL : 4292 TP : 4320 - 4344 - 4370

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  4. 16 September
  5. Follow-up16 Sept, 22:30

    GILD - Reversal Strategy Long Setup

    https://www.tradingview.com/x/PeCDSoOv/ 🍀Overview I am not a discretionary technical analyst, so I rely on predefined setups rather than subjective chart analysis. I built the rules into a strategy to make the decision-making process more systematic. This setup occurred before the strategy was developed. The trade is documented retrospectively and will be followed until the strategy exits or a discretionary exit is executed according to predefined rules. 🍀Process Ticker : NASDAQ:GILD Date : 11/06/2026 Timeframe : Daily Direction : Long Strategy : Reversal Strategy Strategy Overview : Overview: A Reversal Strategy for Trading on the Daily Timeframe Strategy Chart : Please refer to the 2nd screenshot Signals Main signal: RSI Signals crossed above 30, indicating an exit from the oversold zone. This contributed a score of 0.5 Confirmation signal: NATR Oscillator reached 100, exceeding the required threshold of 80. This contributed a score of 0.5 Signal Scoring Main signal score = 0.5 Confirmation signal score = 0.5 Long setup score = Main signal score + Confirmation signal score = 0.5 + 0.5 = 1.0 Long score threshold: 1.0 The long setup score met the required threshold. The strategy therefore placed a long bracket order. Risk Management Reward-to-risk ratio: 4:1 Entry: 125.87 (the close of the setup candle) Stop distance: 14.00 (approximately 4x daily ATR) Target distance: 56.01 (approximately 16x daily ATR) Order Management : Bracket order Limit entry: 125.87 Market stop: 111.87 Limit target: 181.88 Baseline Assume the worst has already happened: the stop loss has been reached. 🍀Outcome Trade Execution 11/06/2026: The daily candle closed, triggering the strategy to place a long bracket order. 12/06/2026: Price reached the trigger level, and the long entry filled. Trade Status Trading: active P.S. I’m currently applying this strategy to the Nasdaq-100. Let me know which stock you’d like me to look at next. Stay lucky!🍀

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  6. Follow-up16 Sept, 19:39

    Gold: H4 Head & Shoulders Is Now Becoming a Real Trading Bias

    Two days ago, we published the H4 Head & Shoulders structure on Gold and highlighted the neckline breakdown as an important signal for the larger direction. https://www.tradingview.com/chart/XAUUSD/cXgKpgtD-XAUUSD-Gold-H4-Head-Shoulders-Has-Broken/ Now, after the Federal Reserve's decision and Chair Kevin Warsh's press conference, the setup deserves another look. The Fed raised rates by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4.00%, while its latest projections pointed to the possibility of another hike this year. Policymakers also raised their 2026 inflation projection to 3.7%, keeping the focus firmly on persistent inflation. From our reading of the statement and the tone of the press conference, the short-term environment has become more supportive of the bearish Gold scenario. But there is one important problem: The market is extremely volatile right now. This is exactly the type of environment where being directionally correct does not automatically mean having a good entry. Gold can move hundreds of points, retrace sharply, and then continue in the original direction. So I don't want to chase the first reaction. H4 Structure The larger technical picture remains: Head & Shoulders → Neckline Break → Bearish Bias The structure we identified two days ago remains active. Short-Term Target: 4111 Pattern Target: 3900 Invalidation: 4454 The 4111 area remains the first major downside objective, while 3900 is the measured target of the H4 pattern. Current Trading Plan For now, I would divide the plan into two parts: H4: Defines the main direction → Bearish H1 / Lower Timeframes: Defines the actual trade → Look for Sell setups The ideal situation would be a pullback after the initial reaction , followed by bearish price action, rejection, liquidity sweep or a clear lower-timeframe structure. That gives us a much better risk/reward opportunity than simply selling into a fast candle. The Important Scenario If Gold continues lower and the H1 structure confirms the bearish move, we can continue looking toward 4111. If the larger H4 structure continues to play out, 3900 remains the pattern target. But if Gold strongly reclaims the broken structure and eventually breaks 4454, the bearish idea is invalid and we reassess. Don't marry the analysis. Trade the structure. What Changed After the Fed? The Fed's decision itself was largely expected by markets. Before the announcement, traders had already priced a very high probability of a 25bp hike. The more important part for traders was the message about what comes next. The new projections show another possible hike in 2026, while inflation is expected to remain above the 2% target for longer. That combination can keep pressure on Gold through the Dollar and Treasury yields, particularly in the short term. However, Gold's reaction has also shown why we should not simplify the market to “ higher rates = Gold down. ” Earlier today, Gold actually rallied as yields and oil declined, and it later remained relatively resilient despite the Fed hike. So the macro picture supports the bearish scenario but does not guarantee the path. Final View The H4 Head & Shoulders that we identified two days ago has now become more relevant from a directional perspective. Bias: Bearish Target 1: 4111 Pattern Target: 3900 Invalidation: 4454 But right now, patience matters more than prediction. The market is emotional after the Fed. If you want to act, use smaller risk. If you want better execution, wait for the volatility to settle and let H1 confirm the entry. The H4 chart tells us where the market may be going. The lower timeframe tells us when we should participate. ⚠️ Risk Warning: This is educational market analysis, not financial advice. Gold can experience extreme volatility around central-bank decisions and macroeconomic releases. Use appropriate position sizing and define your invalidation before entering a trade.

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  7. Follow-up16 Sept, 10:52

    Gold Detailed Analysis & key levels

    MARKET STRUCTURE Gold is trading around $4,390 after rebounding from the $4,342 area. The recovery remains corrective for now, with price still below major resistance and the 200-day moving average. Overall structure remains neutral-to-bearish unless buyers reclaim the $4,511–$4,538 area. KEY LEVELS Gold is currently trading between major support and resistance zones, with liquidity available on both sides. These levels are likely to determine the next stronger directional move. Support: $4,342–$4,366 Major demand: $4,282–$4,311 Resistance: $4,413–$4,443 Next resistance: $4,491–$4,511 Major resistance / 200DMA: $4,530–$4,538 DXY & YIELDS DXY remains relatively soft around 98.8, helping Gold recover, while US Treasury yields remain elevated with the 10Y near 4.8%. A DXY recovery above 99.20 combined with rising yields would increase downside pressure on Gold. MACRO & FED Markets remain focused on US PPI, CPI and the FOMC. Hot inflation data would likely strengthen rate-hike expectations, support Treasury yields and pressure Gold. Softer inflation data would favour a stronger upside recovery. GEOPOLITICAL RISK US-Iran tensions and elevated oil prices continue to provide some safe-haven support. However, higher oil prices also increase inflation concerns, creating a two-sided environment for Gold. TRADE BIAS Current bias: 55% bearish / 45% bullish. The preferred sell area is $4,443–$4,511, while $4,342–$4,366 remains the main reaction area for buyers. A daily close above $4,538 would strengthen the bullish case, while a break below $4,282 would favour bearish continuation. CONCLUSION Gold is currently recovering, but the higher-timeframe structure has not confirmed a bullish reversal. Until $4,511–$4,538 is reclaimed, rallies into resistance remain vulnerable. PPI, CPI, DXY and Treasury yields are likely to determine the next significant directional move.

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  8. Follow-up16 Sept, 10:38

    DXY, Gold (XAUUSD), & WTI Crude: Macro Elliott Wave Outlook

    Market Bias: Bullish (DXY), Neutral/Bearish (XAUUSD Macro), Bullish (WTI Crude) Analysis Breakdown: DXY (US Dollar Index): Macro Structure: Following the major cycle peak, DXY has carved out a solid multi-month accumulation base. We are breaking out from a large ascending triangle structure, signalling a long-term bottom. Targets & Near-Term: A breakout above the intermediate resistance box targets 103.90, with an extended macro target between 105.00 – 105.50. Near term, expect possible pullbacks to test Fibonacci retracement levels (23.6%, 38.2%, or 50%) before continuation, particularly with upcoming FOMC and retail sales data. A favorable 12:1 R:R long setup remains valid above the base. Gold (XAUUSD): Tactical Wave Play: Gold broke out of the corrective descending channel following a flush-out. Tactically, we are completing a micro 5-wave triangle/diagonal structure into wave (E). Targets: Anticipating a rally toward the $4,396 – $4,400+ liquidity zone to finish intermediate wave (B). Macro Outlook: The larger timeframe suggests this bounce feeds a broader ABC correction or complex structure, with long-term lower targets down near $4,100 – $4,050 once wave (C) unfolds. WTI Crude Oil (XTIOIL): Macro Impulse: Oil has held higher lows throughout 2026 and is showing explosive upside momentum. Projections: Currently testing intermediate resistance near $104. A minor consolidation or shallow pullback here is expected, followed by a powerful Wave (3) impulse targeting previous structural highs of $130 – $132, with Fibonacci extension targets stretching toward $144+.

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  9. Follow-up16 Sept, 09:57

    Gold 1H: Bounce Off Zone Buy Eyes Target 1 Next

    Gold has bottomed out at a key demand area and is now working its way back up — and this chart offers a clean look at how SMC structure guides that recovery step by step. The decline began after gold rejected from the Resistance Zone, dropping through a Demand Zone near 4,395–4,430. That zone showed some internal activity — a CHoCH along with EQH/EQL liquidity pockets — before ultimately failing and sending price lower. From there, gold broke down further, eventually landing in the Zone Buy around 4,257–4,281. This is where the story turns. Price found support at that zone, confirmed by a fresh CHoCH, and buyers started stepping back in. Since then, gold has built a small recovery, forming an EQH liquidity pocket just above the lows — often a sign that price is gathering strength before pushing higher. Currently trading around 4,336, gold is now working toward what's marked on the chart as Target 1, sitting near 4,400–4,420 — notably the same area as the old Demand Zone that failed earlier. Revisiting a former demand zone from below often turns it into resistance first, so some hesitation there wouldn't be surprising. If gold clears Target 1 with conviction, the next logical objective becomes a retest of the Strong High near 4,510 — essentially retracing the full recent decline. The risk to this recovery is straightforward: a break back down below the Zone Buy (under 4,257) would suggest the bounce has failed and reopen the door to further downside. For beginners: notice how a broken support zone (the old Demand Zone) often becomes resistance once price approaches it again from below — that flip is one of the most practical SMC concepts to watch for. 💬 Do you think gold clears Target 1 and pushes on toward the Strong High, or does the old Demand Zone hold it back first?

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  10. Follow-up16 Sept, 09:41

    Gold Delivers Tp2, Small OB Now The Line In The Sand

    Sometimes the market plays out exactly like the script — and this is one of those clean examples worth studying. On the 1H XAUUSD chart, gold bottomed out right inside the ZONE BUY + LIQUIDITY area near 4,254–4,280, the same demand zone flagged in the previous analysis. From there, buyers stepped in with conviction, confirming the reaction through a BOS structure and pushing price steadily higher — eventually reaching the projected target, marked directly on the chart as "Done Tp2" near 4,335. That's the kind of confirmation that builds confidence in a setup: price didn't just tap the zone and stall — it respected it, reversed, and delivered on the projected move. Currently trading at 4,334.665, gold is now taking a breather after this run, consolidating just above a freshly formed Small OB near 4,296–4,318. In Smart Money Concepts, this kind of Order Block left behind during an impulsive move often becomes the next area to watch — if price dips back into it and holds, that's typically a sign the broader uptrend still has fuel left. The projected path from here anticipates a shallow pullback into this Small OB, followed by renewed bullish continuation, eventually pushing back up toward the Demand Zone near 4,320–4,355 and, further out, testing the Premium Zone above 4,390. The key thing to watch now is simple: does the Small OB hold? A clean bounce here would reinforce the bullish structure, while a break below 4,296 would suggest this rally needs more time to digest before continuing. For now, gold has done its job on this leg — the next question is whether it can build on it. Do you think the Small OB holds for another leg higher, or does gold need a deeper pullback first?

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  11. Follow-up16 Sept, 09:38

    Gold (XAUUSD) 1H – Recovery Tests 4340 | Waiting

    📊 FXGoldVision Daily Market Outlook — September 16, 2026 🟡 Market Status: WAITING Market Phase: Decision Zone / H1 Recovery Bias: Neutral until confirmation. Gold has recovered strongly on H1 and is holding above its short-term EMA structure, but price is now approaching the 4339–4345 immediate resistance zone. H4 and D1 still contain important resistance above, while today's FOMC event risk makes confirmation particularly important. Key Zones Major Resistance: 4358–4366 Immediate Resistance: 4339–4345 Decision Zone: 4326–4340 Immediate Support: 4310–4318 Major Support: 4275–4285 ⭐ FXGV A-SETUP — Higher Quality 🟢 BUY ABOVE 4340 (H1 Close) Expected Path: H1 confirmation → retest/hold → continuation. 🎯 TP1: 4345 🎯 TP2: 4358 🎯 TP3: 4365 Invalidation: H1 loses 4326 after bullish confirmation. Main Risk: H4/D1 resistance and FOMC volatility. ↩ FXGV B-SETUP — Alternative 🔴 SELL BELOW 4310 (H1 Close) Expected Path: Support breakdown → failed recovery → bearish continuation. 🎯 TP1: 4300 🎯 TP2: 4285 🎯 TP3: 4275 Invalidation: H1 reclaims 4326 after bearish confirmation. Main Risk: Strong H1 recovery momentum could produce a false bearish break. ⚠ RISK Today's U.S. calendar contains major event risk, culminating in the Federal Reserve decision and associated communications. Technical levels remain valid, but false breakouts and liquidity sweeps may increase around the event. Do not treat a wick through 4340 or 4310 as confirmation. #XAUUSD #Gold #Forex #TradingView #TechnicalAnalysis #FXGoldVision

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  12. Follow-up16 Sept, 09:23

    GOLD US SESSION — 4300 HOLDS, BULLS STRIKE BACK

    Gold has shown a strong recovery from the 4,285 support zone, reclaiming the 4,300 area with strong bullish momentum. However, price is now approaching the first resistance around 4,340, so the US session should focus on how price reacts at key zones rather than chasing the move. 📌 MAIN SCENARIO The immediate key area is 4,317–4,340. If Gold holds above 4,317 after a pullback and buyers continue to defend this zone, the recovery can extend toward 4,399. If price reaches 4,340 and shows a clear rejection, a short-term scalp back toward 4,317 → 4,285 can develop. Therefore, the preferred approach is to buy confirmed pullbacks while 4,285 remains protected, while remaining flexible around 4,340 resistance. 🔑 KEY LEVELS 🔴 4,443 — Major resistance / upper target 🔴 4,399 — Key resistance 🔴 4,340 — Immediate resistance / reaction zone 🟢 4,317 — Short-term support / pullback area 🟢 4,285 — Major support / bullish invalidation area 🟢 4,224 — Deeper support if 4,285 fails 🎯 PREFERRED SCENARIO Gold has recovered strongly above 4,300. Watch 4,317–4,340 for the first US-session setup. If 4,317 holds after a pullback → look for Buy confirmation. A successful break and hold above 4,340 opens the way toward 4,399. If 4,340 rejects strongly → consider a short scalp toward 4,317 / 4,285. A break below 4,285 would invalidate the immediate bullish recovery setup. 🟢 BIAS BULLISH — BUY THE CONFIRMED PULLBACK. The key shift is the strong recovery from 4,285 and reclaim of 4,300. For the US session, Emma's approach is simple: don't chase the impulse — wait for the pullback, confirmation, and reaction at the key zone.

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  13. Follow-up16 Sept, 08:25

    Hellena | GOLD (4H): SHORT toward the 4162.72 support area.

    The previous bullish GOLD scenario targeting the 4600 area was not confirmed. The recovery stalled at 4510.18 before the price resumed its decline. The current structure calls for a reassessment of the idea that higher-degree bullish wave "1" remains incomplete. My main interpretation now is that higher-degree wave "1" completed at the 4696.02 high. I view the subsequent movement as corrective wave "2", unfolding through an intermediate "A-B-C" structure. Wave "A" completed at 4281.65, while the recovery to 4510.18 formed wave "B". According to this count, bearish wave "C" is now developing. A local recovery toward the 4384.56 resistance area remains possible before the decline continues. However, the price could resume moving lower without revisiting that zone. My nearest target is the 4162.72 support area. It is close to the lower-degree wave "1" high at 4168.50. The intermediate wave "1" high at 4205.59 sits slightly higher and is another level to watch for a reaction during the decline. I consider equality between waves "C" and "A" an additional reference rather than a requirement. That projection points to a deeper correction, but I prefer to focus on the nearer 4162.72 target for now. Reaching this area would not, by itself, confirm that the entire wave "2" is complete. A move above the wave "B" high at 4510.18 would require a reassessment of the current wave "C" interpretation. I will look for short opportunities when reliable bearish patterns appear. The fundamental backdrop remains mixed. Gold is recovering ahead of the Federal Reserve’s decision, while expectations of a rate hike persist. Hawkish guidance could add pressure on the metal, whereas softer comments could support a rebound. Manage your capital properly and wisely! Enter trades only based on reliable patterns!

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  14. Follow-up16 Sept, 08:05

    Gold | Bearish Triangle Breakdown & Downside Potential

    Gold | Bearish Triangle Breakdown & Downside Potential Fundamental View Gold remains under pressure as markets prepare for the Federal Reserve’s policy decision. Expectations for a 25-basis-point rate hike remain elevated, while higher U.S. Treasury yields and a stronger U.S. dollar continue to increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold. Recent strength in oil prices has also contributed to inflation concerns, reinforcing expectations that rates could remain restrictive. Technical View On the 1H chart, Gold is trading inside a contracting triangle after failing to regain the higher resistance area. Price remains below the descending trendline and is approaching the 4,355–4,376 resistance zone. A clear rejection from this area, followed by a sustained break below 4,260 support, could strengthen the bearish structure and expose lower liquidity levels. SMC View From a Smart Money Concepts perspective, the 4,400 area represents a significant buy-side liquidity and resistance zone. The current structure suggests that a rejection below this area could lead to a move toward sell-side liquidity beneath the recent lows. If 4,260 gives way with strong bearish displacement, attention may shift toward the lower demand and liquidity zones around 4,241 and eventually 4,155. Trading Scenario The bearish scenario remains in focus while Gold stays below the 4,355–4,376 resistance area. If price rejects this zone and breaks below 4,260 with confirmation, the downside path could develop toward: Target 1: 4,241 Target 2: 4,155 A sustained move above 4,400 would invalidate this bearish setup and could signal a shift back toward bullish momentum. Professional Insights The key factor for this setup is the reaction around 4,355–4,376. A rejection there would maintain the lower-high structure, while a decisive break above 4,400 would weaken the bearish thesis. With the Fed decision approaching, volatility can increase significantly, so confirmation and risk management remain important. Reuters reported that markets were pricing roughly a 92.7% probability of at least a 25-basis-point hike, while analysts noted that hawkish guidance could keep pressure on gold. Key Levels Resistance: 4,355 Major Resistance: 4,376 Invalidation: 4,400 Support: 4,260 Target 1: 4,241 Bearish Target 2: 4,155 Risk Management This is a conditional technical setup, not a guaranteed outcome. Consider waiting for confirmation around the resistance and support zones, maintaining controlled position sizing, and defining risk before entering any trade. Disclaimer This analysis is shared for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Market conditions can change quickly, particularly around major central-bank events. Always conduct your own research and manage risk accordingly.

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  15. Follow-up16 Sept, 06:40

    GOLD XAUUSD: Don't Buy Until THIS Level Holds!

    GOLD (XAU/USD) 🌍 The macro narrative heading into this week is heavily anchored to central bank policy expectations and fluctuating Treasury yields 🏦. Interestingly, general online sentiment is leaning heavily bullish, with retail consensus eagerly chasing every upward tick. This extreme crowding suggests a classic setup where late retail buyers risk getting trapped before institutional money triggers a proper liquidity hunt to clean up the board. From a structural perspective, we are observing a potential Bullish Market Structure on the M30/H4 timeframe 📈. However, retail community chatter is calling for an immediate breakout to new highs, which signals to me that the market is prime for a classic Wyckoffian shakeout. AMT logic confirms price is attempting to build value above the recent consolidation node. If we see a failure to hold value outside the composite profile, the stage is set for a sharp mean reversion back into the balance area. Key Zone: Price is hovering near the upper edge of the Volume Profile Value Area around $4,305–$4,311 📉. A sustained holding pattern above the Value Area High (VAH) signals volume acceptance in a discovery phase, whereas a drop back inside confirms a return to internal auction balance. We are currently positioning at the top of the short-term trading range. I am patiently watching for a run on liquidity to sweep the late buyers sitting right above the immediate local highs around $4,340 🧹, before determining if true institutional demand takes over. My Trade Plan 🎯 Bias: Neutral / Patience for Long Setup. I am waiting for confirmation rather than chasing impulse moves. Entry Protocol: I will enter long only upon a clean bullish Break of Structure (BoS) and a successful retest of the Volume Profile Value Area boundary (holding above $4,305 - $4,311). If price falls back and closes inside the Value Area range, the long setup is invalidated and I will abandon the idea entirely.

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  16. Follow-up16 Sept, 06:23

    Gold breakout risk builds into Fed

    Decision day may have arrived for gold, heading into what’s likely to be the first Fed interest rate increase in three years. The falling wedge structure we highlighted yesterday remains intact, with the price pressing back towards the upper boundary after a third consecutive failure to move convincingly beneath the 50-day moving average earlier today. That keeps the lower end of the structure in play and suggests bids are still lurking around that area. While the structure is technical in nature, macro may deliver the trigger. Markets are already pricing a pretty hawkish Fed path, with around four hikes favoured by the middle of next year. My inkling is that the Fed may struggle to out-hawk that. One obvious route would be an updated dot plot that shows fewer hikes this year and next than markets currently have priced. If the decision and guidance amount to a dovish hike relative to current pricing, we could see some relief in Treasury yields and renewed pressure on the US dollar, giving gold a decent crack at breaking higher from the wedge. There are also more aggressive bullish scenarios. A shock decision to leave rates unchanged may deliver a sharpe twist steepening of the curve, while several influential FOMC members dissenting in favour of holding could have a similar effect. Either outcome could provide a meaningful release valve for bullion. While the trigger for a breakout is obvious, confirmation is still required. The key area to watch is the confluence of the 23.6% Fib retracement of the Jan-June bear move around $4,333 with the upper boundary of the falling wedge drawn from the late-August high. A sustained break above that zone would confirm the bullish breakout and bring $4,400 into focus initially, followed by $4,510.80. Beyond that, the 200-day moving average and 38.2% Fib around $4,575 remain the next major hurdles, before the August high at $4,696.80. On the downside, the 50-day moving average is now found just above the lower boundary of the wedge structure. A successful break beneath the latter would question the merits of the bullish setup and arguably flip directional risks lower, putting $4,200 back in play. Good luck! DS

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  17. Follow-up16 Sept, 05:05

    Gold May Recover If It Breaks Above 4,340

    📊 Market Overview: XAU/USD is trading around 4,320–4,330 USD, recovering from the low near 4,275 USD in previous sessions. Buying pressure is improving as gold finds support following the sharp decline. However, the USD remains elevated and the 10-year Treasury yield has moved above 5% before easing slightly, continuing to weigh on gold. The market is now closely focused on the Fed’s rate decision and Chair Kevin Warsh’s comments, which could trigger strong volatility in XAU/USD. 📉 Technical Analysis: • Key Resistance: 4,335–4,345 4,360–4,375 • Nearest Support: 4,305–4,295 4,280–4,270 • EMA: Price is recovering above the EMA 09 on lower timeframes, indicating improving short-term buying momentum. However, the H1/H4 structure still needs a break above 4,340 to confirm a clearer recovery. • Candlestick / Volume / Momentum: Price has formed a strong rebound from the 4,275 area, indicating the emergence of dip-buying pressure. On M15/M30, bullish momentum is improving, but the 4,335–4,345 zone could attract profit-taking. H1 needs to hold above 4,305 to maintain the recovery structure. If price breaks above 4,345 with increasing volume, the upside could extend toward 4,360–4,375. Conversely, a strong rejection around 4,335–4,345 followed by a break below 4,305 could bring selling pressure back. H4 remains cautious as gold continues to be affected by a strong USD and elevated U.S. yields. 📌 Outlook: Gold may continue to recover in the short term if it breaks and holds above 4,340–4,345. In that case, the next target could be 4,360–4,375. Conversely, if price fails to break 4,335–4,345 and falls below 4,295, gold could retest 4,280–4,270. 💡 Suggested Trading Strategy: 🔻 SELL XAU/USD at: 4.342–4.345 🎯 TP: 40/80/200/300 pips ❌ SL: 4.350 🔺 BUY XAU/USD at: 4.295–4.292 🎯 TP: 40/80/200/300 pips ❌ SL: 4.287

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  18. Follow-up16 Sept, 04:53

    GOLD MONEY FLOW RETURNS — PULLBACK BUY, BREAKOUT AHEAD?

    Gold is showing a clear recovery from the 4265–4280 support zone, with price reclaiming 4300 and forming a short-term bullish structure. The latest push toward 4335–4340 is now testing the descending trendline, making this the key area for the next directional move. The main scenario is to wait for Gold to hold the 4290–4300 support zone and continue pressing against the 4335–4340 resistance/trendline. A clean breakout above this area would confirm the recovery and open the way toward the major 4395–4405 resistance zone. If price pulls back first but holds 4290–4300, another bullish attempt toward the trendline remains valid. On the downside, a sustained break below 4290 would weaken the current recovery structure and bring the 4265–4280 support zone back into focus. 📍 KEY LEVELS: 🔹 4290–4300 Immediate support and preferred area to monitor for a BUY reaction. 🔹 4265–4280 Major support zone and key base of the current recovery. 🔹 4335–4340 Immediate resistance and descending trendline. Key breakout area. 🔹 4395–4405 Major resistance and primary upside target after the trendline breakout. 🔹 4420–4440 Extended upside target if bullish momentum continues above 4405. ✅ PREFERRED SCENARIO: Gold holds above 4290–4300. Price continues building bullish momentum from support. Retest 4335–4340 and the descending trendline. Clean breakout above 4340 → bullish confirmation. Breakout holds → target 4395–4405. Sustained break above 4405 → continuation toward 4420–4440. Break below 4290 → reassess the bullish recovery setup. BIAS: 🟢 BULLISH — BREAKOUT — Gold has recovered strongly from the 4265–4280 base and is now approaching the key descending trendline. The next confirmation comes from a clean break above 4335–4340, which would strengthen the bullish continuation toward 4400.

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  19. Follow-up16 Sept, 04:42

    GOLD: Gold H1 Analysis – September 16

    📰 Fundamental News & Gold Price Action Gold is recovering toward 4,328, but the market remains extremely cautious ahead of today’s FOMC meeting. Reuters reported that Gold was up around 0.8% as investors awaited the Fed’s decision, while the market is currently pricing in approximately a 92.4% probability of a 25 bps rate hike. The USD is also holding near multi-week highs amid expectations that the Fed will maintain a tighter monetary policy stance. → Therefore, the FOMC decision, and especially Powell’s remarks and the dot plot, will be the biggest catalysts of the day, potentially triggering significant volatility in XAUUSD. 📊 Key Resistance Levels & EMAs 🔴 SELL ZONE: 4,355 – 4,370 * This is an important supply zone on the chart. * It is located near the long-term EMA around 4,362. * The zone also sits below the descending trendline extending from the early-month high. → If price retraces into this zone and shows clear rejection, I would continue to prioritize SELL setups. ⚪ Zone: 4,315 – 4,305 * Price is currently trading around this area. * It is located near the medium-term EMA around 4,306. → Since this zone is very close to the current price, the **risk-to-reward ratio (R:R)** is not particularly attractive. It is better suited for waiting for confirmation rather than chasing an entry. 🟢 BUY ZONE: 4,250 – 4,262 * This is a demand zone that has triggered multiple price reactions. → If Gold drops sharply into this area and forms a bullish rejection, a BUY setup could be considered. → If this zone is clearly broken, the bearish structure would be further reinforced. 📌 Summary The H1 structure remains bearish, with 4,355–4,370 acting as a key SELL zone. The 4,315–4,305 area is too close to the current price, so the R:R is not particularly attractive. If Gold continues to decline, 4,250–4,262 will be an important BUY zone to watch. 👉 Key Levels: 4,365 / 4,350 / 4,325 / 4,300 / 4,260 Bias: 🔴 Bearish – prioritize SELL on rallies, but remain especially cautious ahead of the FOMC.

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  20. Follow-up16 Sept, 04:40

    Gold 4H: back at the line July left behind

    Three marks in July, a sixteen percent move away from them, and this week price came all the way back to the line they left behind. This is gold on the four-hour with our accumulation layer on it. The layer printed three times in July - once in the first week, twice more in the last ten days of the month - each time just above four thousand. Between those marks the shaded area shows what the layer was describing: price sitting under its reference, going nowhere in particular, for most of a month. What the mark means. Accumulate does not mark a bottom. It prints when price drops below the layer's reference line, and it says one thing: you have entered an area where a structural low is being built. While price trades under the reference, the window is open. When the panel reads NO ACCUMULATION, it has shut. It shut in early August. Price accepted above the reference and left - and over the following three weeks gold ran to the high four-six-hundreds. That is roughly sixteen percent from where the marks printed, and it is also the least interesting part of this chart, because every screenshot on the internet ends there. What happened next is the part worth having. From the August high, gold has spent a month coming back down. This week it reached 4,256.89 - the reference line, now rising, exactly where the layer left it - and so far has held above, trading at 4,324. That is a test, not a verdict. The reference is not support. The layer draws it to define where the zone was; it does not defend it. What a return to the reference actually means is narrower and more useful: the question the layer asked in July is back on the table. If price accepts below this line again, a new window opens and the panel will say so. If it does not, the layer stays quiet - as it has for 197 bars. What it will not tell you. Whether 4,256 holds. Whether a new mark is coming. And not what happens on the release either way - the volume reading on the panel is low, which is worth knowing and is not a signal of anything by itself. One caveat, always. This chart is one where the zone was followed by a strong move. We show it because it is a clean illustration of how a zone opens, shuts and gets revisited - not because that outcome is typical. Zones are followed by nothing at all often enough that any single chart proves the mechanism and nothing more. Educational market commentary - not financial advice.

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  21. Follow-up16 Sept, 04:28

    Gold Pre-FOMC: 4,260 Sweep Before 4,370?

    Market Overview • Macro Driver: Spot Gold hovers near $4,313 on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, as global markets brace for today's pivotal FOMC Interest Rate Decision and the release of the updated Summary of Economic Projections (SEP / Dot Plot). While policy rates are widely projected to remain steady at 3.50%–3.75%, institutional desks are hyper-focused on Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's forward guidance regarding persistent underlying inflation and balance sheet velocity. • Market Condition: Institutional order flow reflects a classic pre-FOMC volatility compression. After absorbing sell-side liquidity at the 4,260 Demand Zone, smart money is coiling price within a tight range between the 4,260 base and 4,320 Resistance Zone, preparing for an aggressive post-announcement directional expansion toward overhead channel resistance. Technical Context • Structure: Re-Accumulation within Bearish Descending Channel. On the 1H timeframe, Gold remains bound beneath the multi-week descending trendline from the 4,511.089 Strong High. Following multiple CHoCH and BOS downside sweeps, price printed a double-bottom absorption at the Demand Zone (4,260 – 4,275). • Liquidity & Imbalance: Price delivery shows immediate rejection at the 4,310–4,320 Resistance Zone (current market price: 4,313.03). The technical roadmap anticipates a shallow corrective retest into the 4,260–4,275 Demand Zone to engineer final buy-side liquidity, followed by an impulsive breakout push piercing through 4,320 to target the Intermediate Supply Block (4,350 – 4,370) and test the descending channel ceiling. Key Zones • Macro Structural Ceiling (Strong High): 4,511.08 • Upper Supply Block: 4,420.000 – 4,435.000 • Intermediate Supply Target (Blue Box): 4,350.00 – 4,370.00 • Immediate Overhead Resistance Zone (Grey Box): 4,310.00 – 4,322.00 • Current Market Price: 4,313.03 • Structural Demand Zone Base (Grey Box): 4,260.00 – 4,275.00 Trading Plan (IF–THEN) • IF price delivers a corrective liquidity tap into the 4,260 – 4,275 Demand Zone AND validates lower-timeframe (M5/M15) bullish displacement/CHoCH -> THEN look to execute Long positions targeting 4,315, expanding through 4,322 directly toward the 4,350.00 – 4,370.00 Intermediate Supply / trendline ceiling. • IF price confirms a decisive 1H close below 4,250 during the FOMC rate release -> THEN the demand accumulation thesis is invalidated, unlocking a deeper sell-side flush toward 4,220. MMFLOW View • Bias: Pre-News Accumulation / Post-FOMC Bullish Expansion. Fading the range midpoint at 4,313 ahead of the Fed rate decision presents poor risk-to-reward; our mathematical edge favors buying verified liquidity defenses at the 4,260–4,275 demand floor to ride the expansion wave into descending channel resistance.

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  23. Follow-up15 Sept, 23:20

    GOLD - Structure Before FOMC Decision Tomorrow

    This may be gold's last chance for the bulls to reclaim this trend and shoot for a new higher high. Tomorrow is a big day for gold due to the FOMC decision. Let me break down why this matters so much, from both a technical and fundamental perspective. The Technical Setup From a technical perspective, gold is currently sitting at a critical level where it looks poised to bounce. Price is trading around a key liquidity level I have outlined as the 0.786 Fibonacci from the range high in January to the recent range low in June. I have also extended this back to October 2025 to show many of the key tests gold has seen at this level (yellow circles). Price continues to respect this level with daily candle closes. Price also printed a daily doji today, showing that within this downtrend, indecision is building and a reversal could be forming. In addition to that, bulls have been steadily defending the 50 moving average (green MA), with both yesterday's and today's lows holding above it. Because of all this, there are a number of technical signals beginning to suggest a low is forming here for gold, and another push to the upside could follow. The Fundamental Setup Tomorrow's FOMC decision carries the real weight. Markets are currently pricing in an 86% to 90% probability of a 25 basis point hike, raising the federal funds rate from 3.75% to 4%. Traditionally, a rate hike is bearish for gold, since higher real yields raise the opportunity cost of holding a non-yielding asset. According to J.P. Morgan's own research, each single basis point increase in the 10-year real yield since late February 2026 has reduced gold prices by roughly $20 per ounce. Major bank targets still sit above today's price regardless of tomorrow's outcome. Goldman Sachs holds a 2026 year end target of $4,900, JPMorgan sits at $4,500 for Q4, Bank of America's average target is $4,360, and HSBC's average sits at $4,560. These targets reflect a view that any near-term hike-driven weakness is more likely to be short-lived. That said, if Warsh delivers a notably hawkish tone alongside the hike, real yields could move sharply higher and pressure gold meaningfully in the near term, which is the primary risk to be aware of heading into tomorrow. However the outcome that would align with the technicals would come down to what is actually driving the move higher in yields right now. If tomorrow's inflation and yield backdrop is being driven primarily by rising inflation expectations, fueled by oil's recent breakout and hot CPI and PPI prints, rather than genuine strength in real growth, then real yields could stay flat or even fall even as the Fed hikes and the nominal 10-year holds above 5%. In that scenario, gold's traditional headwind from the rate decision itself would be far weaker than the headline hike suggests. There is also a scenario where the hike itself is confirmed exactly as priced, but Warsh's tone during the press conference comes across as more balanced or data-dependent than markets expect. Since a hike at these odds is already almost fully priced in, the market's reaction is likely to hinge more on the forward guidance and press conference than the decision itself. A statement that leaves the door open to a pause afterward, paired with any acknowledgment that inflation risks are being driven by supply-side pressures like oil rather than demand overheating, could ease the pressure on real yields and give gold the room to rally on relief alone. Others Factors There are a couple of other things worth keeping in mind. First, gold is still in a bear market, so until proven otherwise, any push to the upside is still likely to fall short of the last high. I outlined this in my last gold post when price topped at $4,700. For more context, please review that idea here: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/XAUUSD/VhPgdAVT-GOLD-Still-in-Bear-Market-Trend/ Once price is able to make a genuine higher high, it will be safer to start running through more bullish scenarios and what could come next for gold's trend from a momentum perspective. Keep that in mind, but given the current structure forming, some form of bounce in line with tomorrow's FOMC decision looks likely. No matter what significant volatility is expected.

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  24. Follow-up15 Sept, 19:00

    GOLD (XAUUSD) H1 — Intraday For 16 SEP 26

    Gold (XAUUSD) is showing a bearish H1 structure inside a descending channel, but the latest price action indicates a short-term recovery from the 4,260–4,258 support area. Price has formed a higher low after sweeping the downside liquidity, while the RSI bullish divergence visible on the chart suggests that selling momentum is weakening. 🔴 Key Resistance Levels 4,318 — Immediate resistance / reaction zone 4,401–4,405 — Major SBR Structure Shifting Zone 4,448–4,460 — Strong resistance/supply zone 4,488–4,510 — Higher resistance area The 4,318 level is the first important intraday hurdle. A clean H1 breakout and hold above it could allow Gold to move toward 4,401. 🟢 Key Support Levels 4,282.35 — Important intraday swing/liquidity level 4,258.66 — Major immediate support 4,227.86 — Major RBS Structure Shifting Zone The 4,258–4,228 region is the key demand area. Holding above this zone can support another bullish recovery, while an H1 breakdown below 4,228 would increase bearish continuation risk. 📈 Bullish Intraday Scenario The chart shows a clear RSI divergence after Gold reacted from the lower channel/support area. If price continues holding above 4,258 and breaks 4,318, buyers could target: 4,318 → 4,401 → 4,448–4,460 A sustained H1 close above 4,401 would be a stronger structural confirmation for further upside. 📉 Bearish Intraday Scenario The overall H1 trend remains bearish while Gold stays below the descending channel and 4,401 SBR zone. If price rejects 4,318 or 4,401, sellers could target: 4,282 → 4,258 → 4,228 A confirmed H1 close below 4,228 would invalidate the current recovery structure and could open the way for further downside. 📊 RSI & Market Structure RSI is currently around 55, recovering from the previous oversold area near 30. The bullish RSI divergence suggests weakening bearish momentum and supports the possibility of an intraday relief rally. However, RSI moving above 50 alone does not confirm a complete trend reversal. The main confirmation remains a breakout above the 4,318–4,401 resistance structure. 🔎 Intraday Outlook H1 Bias: Bearish structure + short-term bullish recovery Resistance: 4,318 → 4,401 → 4,458 Support: 4,282 → 4,259 → 4,228 For today's session, 4,318 is the immediate decision level. Above it, Gold can extend the recovery; rejection keeps the bearish channel active. The broader market is also highly sensitive to the FOMC, with the Fed meeting underway and the policy decision expected Wednesday; rising yields and a stronger dollar have recently pressured Gold. This analysis is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.

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  25. Follow-up15 Sept, 16:04

    Gold — Quiet Structure, Loud Move Ahead?

    🥇Gold has been moving sideways after the previous bearish pressure, with price now consolidating inside a clearly defined short-term range. The current structure is sitting directly around a major demand zone, while the upper zone remains the key resistance area. This creates a clean decision point between a bullish recovery and another bearish expansion. 🏆 Previously: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/XAUUSD/vJ9SktTC-Gold-This-Range-Won-t-Hold-Forever/ 📈 Bullish scenario Buyers are still defending the lower zone, and the recent reactions show that this area remains important. If Gold can hold the current structure and push through the upper side of the range, momentum could shift back toward the bulls. A clean breakout above the marked resistance zone would confirm the recovery and open the way toward the next major upside area. Range breakout → zone reclaim → bullish expansion. 📉 Bearish scenario The current sideways structure can also become a continuation pattern if buyers fail to reclaim the upper zone. Repeated rejection from the range highs would keep sellers in control of the broader structure. If the lower demand zone breaks, the current consolidation could resolve sharply to the downside, bringing the next lower zone into focus. Range rejection → demand breakdown → bearish expansion. 🎯 Outlook Gold is currently trapped between a strong lower demand area and a major resistance zone. The market is compressing, and the next clean breakout should provide the stronger directional signal. For the bulls, the key is breaking the upper zone. For the bears, losing the current demand zone would be the confirmation they need. Hold the demand zone → recovery remains possible. Break the upper zone → further upside opens up. Lose the lower zone → deeper downside becomes likely. Sideways compression → breakout → next expansion.

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  26. Follow-up15 Sept, 15:17

    Gold (XAUUSD): One More Possible Drop Before The Next High

    Market Overview Gold is trading around $4,283, with the short-term structure pointing toward further downside. The 1H chart suggests the current decline is developing as a corrective sequence, with a potential Wave (5) extending lower after the projected Wave (4) rebound. Fundamental / Macro Catalyst Gold is under pressure ahead of the September FOMC meeting. Rising oil prices have increased inflation concerns, pushing Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar higher. Markets are pricing a Fed rate hike this week, creating a difficult near-term environment for non-yielding gold. The 10-year Treasury yield has also moved above 5%, adding another headwind for bullion. Technical Analysis The current structure suggests gold may not have completed its correction. A short-term Wave (4) rebound could develop toward the $4,350 area, followed by another decline in Wave (5). The first downside reference is: $4,225.49 Below that, the larger support zone comes into focus around: $4,106.25 This area is particularly important because it sits within the highlighted horizontal support zone on the chart. The broader bullish structure remains intact above $3,959.58, which is marked as the count invalidation. On the upside, $4,697.08 is the major confirmation level for higher targets. Key Levels $4,697.08 — Confirmation of higher targets $4,350 — Potential Wave (4) rebound area $4,225.49 — First downside target $4,106.25 — Major downside/support zone $3,959.58 — Count invalidation Bullish Scenario Gold holds above the projected downside levels, completes the correction and eventually reclaims $4,697.08. A break above that level would confirm the continuation toward higher targets. Bearish Scenario The current structure extends lower, first toward $4,225, followed by the $4,106 support zone. A break below $3,959.58 would invalidate the current count.

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  27. Follow-up15 Sept, 14:30

    HOW-TO: Read Breakout Retries and New Patterns on Gold

    A second breakout inside the same formation and the first breakout of a new formation are different events. This historical XAUUSD daily example shows how to distinguish them with Pattern Breakout & Retest . 1. Follow the descending channel The first structure is a five-touch descending channel, marked Q70. Price closes below its lower boundary and PBR records ▼ BO. A later RT ✓ confirms the selected retest rule. This chart uses “Touch = retest” with a sloped retest/failure reference, so the check mark does not guarantee that the downward move will continue. 2. Separate failure from the next attempt Price closes back inside the original channel, and the first breakout meets the failed-breakout threshold. PBR marks ✗ Failed BO. Before the formation expires, another close breaks below the lower boundary and produces ▼ BO #2. Both attempts belong to the SAME descending channel. BO #2 is another downward attempt, not a new channel and not an automatic reversal signal. It starts fresh retest, target and failure tracking while retaining the earlier event labels. 3. Attribute each target to the correct attempt The second downward attempt receives its own RT ✓ and subsequently reaches its projected level near 3,953. The red 🎯 near the later triangle's starting low belongs to that channel attempt. It is not a bearish signal generated by the triangle. 4. Recognize the later, separate triangle PBR later confirms a five-touch symmetrical triangle, marked Q75. Its name label and ▲ BO appear on the confirmation bar in this example. This is a NEW formation with its own first breakout, rather than BO #3 of the earlier channel. The green 🎯 belongs to the triangle's upward breakout, whose measured-move reference was near 4,409. No RT ✓ appears for that upward attempt in the displayed sequence: a projected target can be reached before a qualifying retest occurs. 5. Read the labels as events, not trade results Q70 and Q75 describe geometric quality, not win probabilities. RT ✓ means the chosen retest conditions were met. A target marker means price reached a projected level after the breakout bar; it does not establish an entry, exit or realized return. The practical workflow is to identify the formation first, follow its breakout attempt number, then read the retest, failure and target events attached to that attempt. Start that process again when a separate pattern is confirmed. This is a historical explanation of indicator behavior, not a current trade signal or performance claim. Pattern lines describe earlier touches; the name label marks when the formation became known. Explanatory text was added manually and the statistics table is hidden for clarity. The chart uses FX:XAUUSD (FXCM); its volume represents feed tick activity rather than centralized exchange volume. Different feeds and settings may produce different results. Indicator demonstrated: Pattern Breakout & Retest (public invite-only script). https://www.tradingview.com/script/UAhE2g3u-Pattern-Breakout-Retest-PBR/

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  28. Follow-up15 Sept, 14:07

    Gold Spot (XAU/USD) Technical Outlook

    My current analysis highlights a potential upside move in Gold toward Box A, which represents a key liquidity zone. Price action is showing strength, and this area is likely to attract buy‑side liquidity before any significant reversal. - Upside Bias: The market structure suggests that Gold may continue its upward momentum, at least until Box A is reached. This aligns with the liquidity grab scenario, where price seeks to clear resting orders above recent highs. - MACD Confirmation: The MACD indicator is currently supporting bullish momentum, adding weight to the upside bias. This technical confirmation strengthens the case for potential buy setups in the near term. - Buy Setups: Any well‑structured buy entries in this zone could be favorable, provided risk management is applied. Traders should monitor intraday signals for confirmation before entering positions. - Potential Reversal: After the anticipated push to the upside, Gold may face resistance and begin a corrective move. The chart highlights a Daily Fair Value Gap (FVG) as the probable downside target. This zone could act as a magnet for price once liquidity is taken out at the highs. --- Summary In short, Gold is showing bullish momentum toward Box A, supported by MACD. However, traders should remain cautious, as the upside move may eventually lead to a reversal into the Daily FVG zone. Red line is my liquidity line As always, market wins! trade with care. be a part of the market FOREXCOM:XAUUSD

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  29. Follow-up15 Sept, 13:33

    Gold 4H: My Long Setup Failed, Now $4,300 Is Resistance

    This is the next entry in my KCGI Trading Manual, where I’m continuously documenting my trades, reviewing mistakes, and improving the process My previous Gold setup was bullish. I was looking for an entry around $4,350, with $4,415 as the first target and $4,308 as the invalidation level. Okay, looks like bad luck, this failed.Gold rejected the higher levels and broke below $4,308. On the latest 4H chart, price is around $4,272, so I’ve now shifted my bias bearish. To summarize my mistakes,The biggest mistake was execution. I identified $4,415 as the bullish confirmation level, but then entered around $4,350 before that confirmation happened and treated $4,415 as my take-profit. Those two ideas were contradictory. So, everyone, this is a simple lesson. if a level is my confirmation level, I shouldn’t enter before confirmation simply because the risk/reward looks attractive. As for now My current bias is bearish below $4,300. I’m not chasing the move lower around $4,272. Instead, I want to see whether Gold can retest $4,290–$4,300 and reject that horizontal resistance. If it does, that would be my preferred short setup. If Gold reclaims $4,300 but remains below $4,350, I’ll reassess rather than automatically flip bullish. A sustained move above $4,375 would invalidate this bearish thesis. Another improvement to my process is adding ADP + NY Fed Manufacturing to the setup. I’ll use these data points to evaluate changes in growth, employment and Fed-rate expectations, then compare them with US 2Y/10Y yields and DXY. In addition, we can also learn from BTC and ETH remain secondary comparisons. If Gold, BTC and ETH all weaken together, I’ll consider the broader risk/liquidity environment. If Gold weakens while BTC and ETH remain strong, I’ll focus more heavily on the rates and dollar explanation.

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  30. Follow-up15 Sept, 12:26

    Gold at Major Support — Is the Next Bullish Wave Beginning?

    Gold ( OANDA:XAUUSD ) is currently trading near a major Support Zone and is attempting to break above the key trading level of $4,288. The reaction from this area could determine whether buyers are ready to regain short-term control. Can gold confirm the recovery and extend its move toward the nearby Resistance Zone? Technical Analysis From an Elliott Wave perspective, gold appears to be developing a Zigzag Correction(A-B-C). Wave B appears to have been completed, suggesting that an impulsive Wave C to the upside could now begin. 💡 Educational Note: In a Zigzag Correction(A-B-C), Waves A and C are typically impulsive, while Wave B develops as a corrective move between them. I expect gold to move higher toward at least $4,306. If bullish momentum strengthens, the move could extend toward $4,316, followed by a potential attempt to break above the nearby Resistance Zone. However, the strength of the reaction from the current Support Zone will be important in confirming this bullish scenario. Trade Setup First Take Profit(TP): $4,306 Second Take Profit(TP): $4,316 Stop Loss(SL): $4,250 Key Trading Level: $4,288 Which level do you think gold will reach first? 🟢 $4,316 🔴 $4,250 📌 Gold Analysis(XAUUSD), 1-hour time frame. 🛑 Always use proper risk management and set a Stop Loss(SL) for every position. 🚀 If this analysis helps your trading plan, a BOOST would help more traders discover it.

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  31. Follow-up15 Sept, 12:05

    Gold rebounded from the 4,262 area and stalled under the 4,290

    OANDA:XAUUSD , US session read from my KenKem Master Volume Profile (MVP) indicator & strategy. CONTEXT Pre-open, about 30 minutes before New York. Price 4,282 has recovered from the 4,262 low but sits under VWAP (4,289) and under the M15 EMA 100 and 200, so the broader structure still leans lower. Net-volume pressure on the rebound reads buyer-led, which is why this is a lean and not a verdict. KEY ZONES • Resistance / supply: 4,289.7 to 4,290.6 (value area high + master POC, with VWAP just under), then 4,299.5 • Support / demand: 4,277.7 (master value area low), then 4,266.9 to 4,263.8 • Point of Control (volume magnet): 4,266.9 SCENARIOS (to watch, NOT signals) 📉 Bearish (slightly more likely, roughly 55/45): an M5 close back under 4,277.7 opens 4,266.9, then 4,263.8 (thin trade between the value area low and the POC). 📈 Bullish: a close above 4,290.6 opens 4,299.5 (buyer pressure on the rebound is still active). ↔️ Range/unclear: stuck between 4,277.7 and 4,290.6, stand aside until a decisive close. ⛔ Invalidation: a close above 4,299.5 voids this lower-leaning map. WHAT THE MVP TOOL IS SHOWING The Master Volume Profile plots rolling value areas (VAH/VAL), the Point of Control, and a net-volume pressure read to locate where volume is building or drying up. This idea is the qualitative output of that tool; the strategy's internal thresholds, gating and entry/exit logic are not disclosed. Built with the KenKem Master Volume Profile indicator & strategy. Technical analysis only, by KenKem's algorithm, NOT financial advice. Trade your own plan and manage your risk.

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  32. Follow-up15 Sept, 10:52

    GOLD (XAUUSD) 4H: Bearish Market Structure & Key Targets

    On the 4-Hour timeframe, Gold (XAUUSD) has shown a clear market structure reversal following a rejection from the major higher-timeframe resistance supply zone around $4,700–$4,730. After forming lower highs and lower lows, price action confirms strong bearish momentum breaking down toward major demand order blocks below. Key Technical Highlights: Major Resistance (Supply Zone): Heavy sell imbalance detected at $4,700–$4,730 (Order Block 97% Sell / 3% Buy). Lower High Order Block: Secondary bearish reaction zone established near $4,630 (Order Block 94% Sell). Current Price Action: Testing the immediate demand zone around $4,220–$4,250 (34% Sell / 66% Buy Order Block). Trading Plan & Scenarios: Primary Bearish Outlook: If price breaks and closes below the $4,220 support, expect continuation down toward Target 1 ($4,200 area). A sustained loss of Target 1 opens the path toward Target 2 around the major demand order block ($3,850–$4,000 zone). Alternative Scenario: Any short-term relief bounce into previous lower-high zones (e.g., $4,400–$4,500) could offer additional short/sell-on-rally opportunities as long as the market structure remains bearish below $4,700. Key Levels to Watch: Resistance / Supply: $4,500 | $4,630 | $4,720 Support / Demand: $4,220 (Target 1 Zone) | $4,000 | $3,850 (Target 2 Zone) Disclaimer: This is for educational purposes only and not financial advice. Always manage your risk properly.

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  33. Follow-up15 Sept, 09:42

    XAUUSD: Gold H4 Head & Shoulders Has Broken

    XAUUSD: Gold H4 Head & Shoulders Has Broken A Head & Shoulders pattern has formed on the H4 Gold chart, and the neckline has now been broken. This is an important structural development. The neckline break gives us a clearer bearish direction for the higher timeframe, but I would not treat this as a simple short-term entry signal. For me, this setup is more valuable as a directional guide for Day Trading. Instead of blindly selling after the neckline break, I would rather use the bearish H4 structure to look for short opportunities on lower timeframes. H4 Structure - The pattern is clear: Left Shoulder → Head → Right Shoulder → Neckline Break With the neckline now broken, the bearish scenario becomes active. As long as price remains below the broken structure, the downside targets remain relevant. Setup - Bias: Bearish H4 Pattern: Head & Shoulders Neckline: Broken Short-Term Target: 4111 Pattern Target: 3900 Invalidation: 4454 The 4111 area is the first important downside objective. If the full Head & Shoulders structure plays out, the measured pattern target is around: 3900 But there is an important distinction here. This is not necessarily a trade I would enter simply because the neckline has broken. The H4 setup tells us where the larger market direction is leaning. For Day Trading , I would prefer to see a pullback, rejection, liquidity sweep, or bearish price action on lower timeframes before looking for an entry. https://www.tradingview.com/chart/XAUUSD/v3XzbCb5-Gold-Broke-Support-But-I-m-Not-Chasing-the-Sell-Yet/ https://www.tradingview.com/x/aMu0zDNx/ What Would Invalidate the Idea? The bearish thesis loses its validity if the current H4 structure is reclaimed and price breaks the 4454 invalidation level. A sustained move back above that level would mean the Head & Shoulders setup has failed, and the market would need to be reassessed. So the plan is straightforward: H4 bearish structure → wait for lower-timeframe confirmation → look for short opportunities. No need to chase the first move. Fundamental / Macro Context The current macro environment is also giving some support to the bearish short-term case for Gold. Gold has recently come under pressure as the Dollar strengthened, Treasury yields moved higher, and expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike increased. Reuters reported on September 15 that markets were pricing roughly a 92% probability of a 25-basis-point hike, while the rise in yields and the stronger Dollar were weighing on non-yielding Gold. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has also moved above 5%, reaching levels not seen since 2007, which creates additional short-term pressure on Gold. However, the longer-term Gold story is not simply bearish. Gold ETF demand remains strong: the World Gold Council reported that physically backed Gold ETFs attracted around 18 Billion Dollar of inflows in August, while global ETF holdings reached a record 4,189 tonnes. So I would separate the two: Short-term: bearish pressure Medium/long-term: still supported by structural demand That is another reason I prefer using this H4 pattern as a directional framework for Day Trading, rather than assuming Gold must immediately fall to 3900. Conclusion The H4 Head & Shoulders gives us a meaningful bearish structure. 4111 is the first target. 3900 is the full pattern target. 4454 invalidates the idea. For me, the real opportunity is not chasing the neckline break. It is using the H4 bearish bias and waiting for the lower timeframe to give us a cleaner Day Trading setup. Let the higher timeframe give us the direction. Let the lower timeframe give us the entry. ⚠️ Risk Warning: This analysis is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Gold can be highly volatile, especially around major economic events. Always define your risk and invalidation before entering a trade.

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  34. Follow-up15 Sept, 09:28

    GOLD H1 SCALPING — WAIT FOR THE RECOVERY, THEN SELL

    Gold continues to trade under bearish pressure on H1 after failing to reclaim the previous resistance structure. Price is currently holding near the lower support area, so the preferred approach for the US session is to wait for a recovery before looking for short positions, rather than chasing the downside. 📌 MAIN SCENARIO The key focus is the 4,319–4,349 resistance area. If Gold rebounds into this zone and shows a clear rejection, the bearish structure remains valid and sellers may regain control. A stronger recovery toward 4,399 would be another important area to monitor for a potential short setup. The downside targets remain 4,253, followed by 4,224. 🔑 KEY LEVELS 🔴 4,443 — Major resistance / extended sell zone 🔴 4,399 — Key resistance 🔴 4,349 — Primary rebound & sell area 🔴 4,319 — Near-term resistance 🟢 4,253 — Key support / first downside target 🟢 4,224 — Extended downside target 🎯 PREFERRED SCENARIO Wait for Gold to recover into the resistance zones. Focus on 4,319–4,349 for the first short opportunity. A rejection from the zone would confirm bearish continuation. If price pushes higher, monitor 4,399 for the next selling opportunity. Target 4,253 first, followed by 4,224 if downside momentum accelerates. Avoid chasing Sell positions while price is sitting directly on support. 🔻 BIAS BEARISH — WAIT FOR THE RECOVERY, THEN SELL. The H1 structure remains bearish, with the descending trendline continuing to cap upside attempts. For the US session, patience is key: let price come to the selling zone and wait for confirmation.

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  35. Follow-up15 Sept, 06:50

    SilentEntry - GOLD (XAUUSD) Daily Outlook-15 September 2026 | H1

    Gold remains within a broader bearish H1/H4 structure, but price is currently consolidating after buyers defended the 4260–4280 First Support zone. Price is now trading around 4292, directly inside the 4285–4300 Decision Area. This is currently a WAIT zone, not an ideal location to chase either direction. The recent H1 structure has created liquidity on both sides. Buyers have defended the lows around 4260–4280, while recovery attempts continue to struggle around 4310–4330. 📊 Market Structure D1: 🔴 Bearish / Corrective H4: 🔴 Bearish H1: 🟡 Bearish / Consolidation & Recovery Attempt The broader structure continues to favor sellers while Gold remains below 4330–4355. However, sellers need to break 4260 before the next bearish continuation can be considered confirmed. 🟢 BUY Scenario Gold needs to defend 4285–4300 and reclaim 4310. The stronger confirmation would be an H1 break and acceptance above 4310–4330. If confirmed: 🎯 TP1: 4310–4330 🎯 TP2: 4340–4355 🎯 TP3: 4385–4400 Acceptance above 4330 would strengthen the recovery structure. A sustained reclaim above 4355 would represent a more meaningful bullish structural improvement. 🔴 SELL Scenario The broader structure still favors sellers while Gold remains below 4310–4330. A rejection from 4310–4330, followed by a loss of 4285, would favor another move lower. 🎯 TP1: 4260–4280 🎯 TP2: 4230–4250 🎯 TP3: 4190–4215 Alternatively, an H1 break and acceptance below 4260 would provide direct bearish continuation confirmation. ⚠️ Below 4230 = current recovery thesis invalidated. 💧 Liquidity Map Buy-side liquidity: 4310–4330 → 4340–4355 Sell-side liquidity: 4260–4280 → 4230–4250 Watch carefully for a liquidity sweep. A temporary break below 4260 followed by a rapid reclaim of 4280–4300 could indicate sellers being trapped. Likewise, a spike into 4310–4330 followed by rejection back below 4300 could represent a buy-side liquidity sweep before another bearish move. ⚠️ Current Trading Area Gold is currently around 4292, inside our 4285–4300 Decision Area. Do not chase the middle. The cleaner confirmation areas remain: 🟢 Above 4310–4330 → recovery continuation 🔴 Reject 4310–4330 + lose 4285 → bearish continuation 🔴 Below 4260 with H1 acceptance → stronger bearish continuation Until one of these conditions develops, patience is preferred. 🗺️ Key Levels Major Resistance: 4340–4355 Near Resistance: 4310–4330 Decision Area: 4285–4300 First Support: 4260–4280 Major Support / Defence: 4230–4250 Recovery Invalidation: Below 4230 Deeper Bearish Target: 4190–4215 📌 Current Bias: Bearish structure, but WAIT for confirmation because price is trading between nearby buy-side and sell-side liquidity. The trend favors sellers, but entry location matters more than simply following red candles. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational and informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Market levels and scenarios are not guaranteed. Gold can be highly volatile, especially around major economic news. Always wait for confirmation, manage risk carefully, and trade according to your own risk tolerance. 🥷 SilentEntry — Precision Entries, Smart Risk Trade the Plan, Not the Emotion.

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  36. Follow-up15 Sept, 05:19

    GOLD BOUNCE SETUP — 4280 HOLDS, 4400 IN SIGHT

    Gold is attempting to stabilize after the sharp sell-off toward the 4265–4280 area. Price has recovered back above 4300 and is now testing the short-term resistance around 4335–4340, while the broader structure remains under pressure. The current reaction from support suggests a potential recovery setup, but bulls still need to reclaim the nearby resistance and confirm momentum. The main scenario is to wait for a controlled pullback toward the 4280–4290 support zone. If this area holds and bullish confirmation appears, Gold could recover toward 4335–4340. A clean breakout above this resistance would open the way toward the major 4355–4360 zone. Sustained momentum above 4360 could signal a stronger recovery toward 4400. On the downside, a sustained break below 4280 would weaken the recovery structure and expose the recent low around 4250–4260. 📍 KEY LEVELS: 🔹 4280–4290 Key support zone and preferred area to monitor for a BUY reaction. 🔹 4250–4260 Major downside support if the 4280 zone fails. 🔹 4335–4340 Immediate resistance and first recovery target. 🔹 4355–4360 Major resistance and key breakout area. 🔹 4400 Extended upside target if Gold breaks and holds above 4360. ✅ PREFERRED SCENARIO: Gold holds the 4280–4290 support zone. Pullback remains controlled and bullish reaction appears. Recovery above 4335–4340 → bullish confirmation. Breakout above 4355–4360 → continuation toward 4400. Sustained break above 4400 → stronger recovery. Break below 4280 → reassess the bullish setup. BIAS: 🟢 BULLISH — RECOVERY — Gold is showing an early recovery from the 4265–4280 area. The preferred approach is to look for a confirmed bullish reaction from support and then a breakout above 4335–4340 / 4355–4360 to validate the move toward 4400.

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  37. Follow-up15 Sept, 04:43

    Gold Could Continue Falling If 4,330 Is Not Broken

    📊 Market Overview: XAU/USD is trading around 4,300–4,315 USD, after falling sharply to around 4,255 USD in the previous session. Gold is currently trying to stabilize but remains under selling pressure as the USD strengthens and U.S. Treasury yields remain elevated. The market is particularly focused on the Fed meeting on September 15–16. Expectations for a 25-basis-point Fed rate hike have risen to around 90–93%, while the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has moved above 5% and the DXY has risen toward 99.55. These factors are putting significant pressure on the non-yielding asset. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil has risen above $106 per barrel, increasing inflation concerns and leading the market to expect the Fed to maintain a tighter monetary policy for longer. 📉 Technical Analysis: On the H1 timeframe, XAU/USD continues to maintain a bearish structure after breaking below previous support levels. Price remains below the EMA 09, indicating that short-term selling pressure remains dominant. On M30/M15, buyers are attempting to create a recovery from the 4,290 area, but the buying momentum is not yet strong enough to signal a reversal. If price continues to form lower highs and is rejected around 4,320–4,330, the probability of further downside will increase. The RSI remains in a weak zone, reflecting continued bearish momentum, although traders should remain cautious of a technical rebound following the recent sharp decline. 🔴 Resistance: 4,320–4,330 4,345–4,365 🟢 Support: 4,285–4,275 4,250–4,235 🎯 Conclusion & Strategy: Prioritize SELL if price rebounds to 4,320–4,330 but fails to break above this zone, with an initial target of 4,285, followed by 4,250–4,235. If price breaks and holds above 4,330, the short-term bearish scenario will weaken, and gold could recover toward 4,345–4,365.

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  38. Follow-up15 Sept, 03:11

    GOLD: Gold Price Forecast for September 15

    📰 Fundamental News and Gold Price Action The USD and US Treasury yields are rising, putting pressure on Gold. US CPI data continues to indicate persistent inflation, leading the market to expect the Fed to maintain a cautious monetary policy stance. The FOMC meeting on September 16 is the most important upcoming event and could trigger significant volatility in XAUUSD. Although geopolitical tensions continue to support safe-haven demand, pressure from the USD and Treasury yields remains dominant for now. => Short-term fundamental outlook: Bearish bias on Gold. --- 📊 H1 Chart Analysis – Key Levels and EMAs 🔴 Key SELL Zone: 4,350–4,365 I consider this the most attractive Sell zone on the current chart because: * This is a supply zone that has triggered multiple price reactions. * The EMA34, EMA50, and bearish market structure are converging around this area. * Price continues to form Lower Highs on the chart. If price retraces to 4,350–4,365 but fails to break above this zone, it is highly likely to be just a pullback before another bearish move. Notably, this zone is also consistent with the 4,350–4,368 supply area that several recent H1 analyses are monitoring. => This remains my preferred SELL zone. 🔴 Closer SELL Zone: 4,325–4,335 Price is currently trading around 4,306, just below this zone. The problem is that the distance is relatively small. If price retraces toward: 4,325 → 4,335 and an H1 or M15 rejection candle forms, this could present an opportunity for a short-term Sell trade. However, I consider this zone less attractive than 4,350–4,365 because: * The entry is close to the current price, increasing the risk of being stopped out by a liquidity sweep. * The risk-to-reward ratio may not be favorable if the stop-loss is placed above 4,350. Some market analyses also identify 4,325–4,335 as an important short-term support/resistance zone. ⚪ Zone: 4,265–4,250 This zone is currently not safe for an immediate Buy or Sell entry. Reason: Price has already made a strong bearish move into this area before bouncing. If price continues to decline toward this zone, we should not immediately BUY simply because price reaches the level. It would be better to wait for: * A liquidity sweep of the lows; * A strong rejection wick; * A bullish engulfing candle; * Or an M15/H1 market structure shift toward a **Higher Low**. If confirmation appears, a Buy scalp could be considered. If an H1 candle closes below 4,255–4,260, this gray zone would be invalidated, potentially opening the door to a deeper bearish move. --- 📝 Summary The H1 structure remains Bearish, characterized by Lower Highs and Lower Lows. The upward move from 4,260–4,280 currently appears to be a technical retracement rather than a confirmed trend reversal. The preferred strategy is to wait for price to retrace into resistance before looking for SELL entries, rather than chasing Sell positions at the lows. BUY setups should only be considered if price breaks through key resistance levels and forms a Higher High + Higher Low structure. => H1 Bias: Bearish — Prefer SELL on pullbacks.

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  39. Follow-up15 Sept, 03:01

    Gold (XAUUSD) 1H – Testing 4325 Resistance

    📊 FXGoldVision Daily Market Outlook 🟡 Market Status: WAITING Market Phase: Decision Zone Bias: Neutral until H1 confirmation. Gold (XAUUSD) is trading around 4315 inside the 4300–4323 decision area. H1 and M15 momentum are recovering, but D1/H4 structure remains mixed-bearish and DXY is recovering. Confirmation is required before directional conviction increases. ⭐ FXGV A-SETUP — Higher Quality 🔴 SELL BELOW 4298 (H1 Close) A completed H1 candle close below 4298 would confirm a bearish break of the immediate support area. M15 follow-through or a retest would improve confirmation quality. 🎯 TP1: 4280 🎯 TP2: 4250 🎯 TP3: 4200 Invalidation: H1 reclaims and holds above 4323 after bearish confirmation. ↩ FXGV B-SETUP — Alternative 🟢 BUY ABOVE 4325 (H1 Close) A strong H1 candle close above 4325 would shift the short-term structure higher. M15 agreement and a healthy retest would strengthen the confirmation. 🎯 TP1: 4348 🎯 TP2: 4370 🎯 TP3: 4399 Invalidation: H1 closes back below 4300 after bullish confirmation. ⚠ RISK Higher-timeframe resistance remains above current price. H1/M15 momentum is bullish, while D1/H4 remain bearish/mixed. DXY is also recovering. Upcoming US economic releases may increase volatility and false-breakout risk. The chart should therefore remain in 🟡 WAITING status until an objective H1 confirmation occurs. The drawing standards require the chart and written analysis to use identical zones, confirmation levels, targets and invalidation. ⏳ Wait. Confirm. Execute. No confirmation = No trade. Educational Analysis Only. Not Financial Advice.

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  40. 14 September
  41. Follow-up14 Sept, 14:47

    Will I Buy or Sell Gold this Week?

    Hey Rich Friends, Happy Monday, I hope all is well. This is my technical analysis for Gold so please make sure to check the news and cross-reference your own charts. Here is what I am looking at: - The first thing I noticed is that the market has been pretty bearish for the last fews days. I have to wonder if this trend will continue or are the sellers exhausted? - The market has crossed and closed below the previous day's low around 4292. This is a bearish confirmation for me. - The red candle bodies still look strong with little to no wicks at the bottom showing there is little resistance from the buyers. This is a bearish confirmation for me. - The stochastic is still facing down, the slow line (orange) is above the fast line (blue), and one or both lines have crossed below 20. This is a bearish confirmation for me. - There is a gap to be filled between 4216 and 4135 (or lower) before the market turns bullish. Additional Information: - The stochastic is already oversold, but this does not mean an automatic turnaround. This would give me pause to jump in for a sell right away. Check lower timeframes for confluence. - I will be using past areas of support as SL and previous lows as TPs: 4216, 4200, 4135 and lower - If the market does buy, it will revisit these prices: 4300, 4333, 4365 and higher I am leaning toward swinging a sell but great luck if you decide to take this trade. Peace and Profits, Cha

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  42. 12 September