Signal for a short-term downward move Entry is now available $BTC I ⚠️ Analysis is not a guarantee of profit, and capital management is necessary. Wishing everyone success
$XAU Daily Trading: rebound or deeper decline on the horizon? For us, the pivot point is at 4,458.
Preferred scenario: a decline is likely as long as 4,458 remains resistance, with 4,323 and 4,293 as targets
Alternative scenario: above 4,458, look for 4,508 and 4,538.
Comment: Prices are moving now toward our first target. If this level is reached, a rebound is likely to appear; but a decisive break below it may open the door to further losses. $XAU
Support and resistance levels: 4,538 ** 4,508 * 4,458 ** 4,438 4,365 last 4,323 4,293 ** 4,264 * 4,234 ** ⚠️ Analysis is not a guarantee of profit, and capital management is necessary. $XAU
Signal for a short-term downward move Entry is now available $BTC I ⚠️ Analysis is not a guarantee of profit, and capital management is necessary. Wishing everyone success
$XAU Strong short-term sell signal available for entry $XAU I⚠️ Analysis is not a guarantee of profit, and capital management is essential. Will gold reach $XAU to the target? 👀
$XAU #GOLD Daily Gold Trading: Find 4,395 For us, the pivot point is at 4,503.
Preferred Scenario: A drop is more likely as long as 4,503 is resistance, with 4,395 and 4,365 as targets.
Alternative Scenario: Above 4,503, look for 4,553 and 4,583.
Comment: The RSI Relative Strength Index (momentum indicator) is below. The MACD (trend deviation indicator) is above its signal line, but it is bearish. In addition, the current price is below its 20- and 50-day moving averages (at 4,439 and 4,501 respectively). Furthermore, the current price is between its 20- and 50-day moving averages (at 4,439 and 4,501 respectively).
Support and Resistance Levels: 4,583 ** 4,553 * 4,503 ** 4,483 4,436 last 4,395 4,365 ** 4,335 * 4,305 **
📉 Asian markets declined today as uncertainty persisted about the Federal Reserve’s direction for interest rates, while investors continued to monitor economic data from China and South Korea. This performance reflects ongoing caution toward monetary policy despite some positive economic data in the region. It suggests that markets may remain sensitive to interest-rate expectations and upcoming economic data.