Gold with No Drama

just to impress you
gold+silver, weekly


have a nice weekend

gold +silver daily, from 02.06.2025

looks like bitcoin chart lol

i was lucky i had zero trades open and i saw the move and immediately sold and grabbed some money and exited the trades

Monday will be a bullish due to tarrifs

Nice! A trader must know how to enter based on what they see and pivot fast!

does this mean we may open with a gap up on gold?

Every week have their own perception. It started with Monday IB, or we call it Weekly IB. If referring to attaching files, I still accept being bearish, controlled based on Friday's Seek and Destroy. But don't forget, every candle has its own imbalance. The last movement already gives advantages for the buyer after taking an imbalance at the weekly low. So, it depends on your own situation with Monday's IB, whether you are a buyer or seller. Overall, Monday is still mysterious for all traders. Wait till Opening happen. We will decide it soon. IMHO

market may open with gap uptrend coz of geo political issue. careful while trading.

Bwahahahahahaha........made my weekend !

don't think it's reliable

With that tariff heist by Trump again looks likely.
We could see a touch on 4675 and then 4740

this is good for gold?

Lets make some profit fellas.

Short version: A 10% U.S. tariff on major European economies is USD‑positive in the short term and gold‑positive in the medium term. The USD tends to strengthen first because tariffs tighten global liquidity and push investors into the dollar. Gold tends to rise next as markets price in retaliation risk, recession risk, and inflationary pressure from higher import costs.

Below is the deeper, trader‑useful breakdown grounded in the latest reporting Yahoo News Australia and gold‑market analysis KITCO markets.com World Gold Council.
What Trump’s 10% Tariff on Europe Means for USD

1. USD tends to strengthen initially

Tariffs usually:

1. Reduce global trade volumes
2. Increase risk aversion
3. Trigger safe‑haven flows into USD and U.S. Treasuries

This is consistent with past tariff episodes (2018–2020) and current commentary showing tariffs already causing global uncertainty and capital flight into USD assets markets.com.

2. Europe is hit harder than the U.S.

The tariff targets France, UK, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Finland, Sweden, Norway Yahoo News Australia.

These are:

1. Major exporters
2. Economies already growing slowly
3. Vulnerable to trade shocks

A weaker EUR and GBP relative to USD is the most likely immediate reaction.

3. If Europe retaliates → USD strengthens further

Markets price in:

1. Lower global growth
2. Higher volatility
3. Flight to USD liquidity

This is exactly the pattern seen in prior tariff cycles.

How Gold Reacts (Inverse to USD… but with a twist)

Gold reacts in two phases:

Phase 1: Short-term → Gold can dip or stall

Because:

1. USD strengthens
2. Real yields may rise if markets expect tighter Fed policy
3. Risk-off flows initially prefer USD over gold

This is why gold sometimes pauses on tariff headlines even though the long-term effect is bullish.

Phase 2: Medium-term → Gold becomes strongly bullish

This is where the real move happens.

1. Tariffs increase inflation risk
Tariffs raise import prices → inflation rises → real yields fall → gold rises.
This is explicitly noted in gold-market analysis around Trump’s tariff agenda markets.com.

2. Tariffs increase recession risk
Trade wars slow global growth.
Recession + inflation = stagflation, historically one of the strongest environments for gold.

3. Tariff uncertainty already pushed gold higher

1. Gold is in a broad bull market driven partly by tariff fears KITCO.
2. COMEX inventories surged as banks hedge tariff risk World Gold Council.
3. Investors are already buying gold as a hedge against tariff‑driven instability.

4. If Europe retaliates → gold spikes
Retaliation =

1. Higher geopolitical tension
2. Higher recession probability
3. Higher volatility

All of which push gold up.

Expected Market Sequence (Trader’s View)

Stage USD Gold
Announcement shock Up Flat / slight dip
Retaliation risk priced in Up or sideways Up
Inflation from tariffs Mixed Up
Recession risk rises Down or sideways Strongly up

This is exactly what gold analysts are observing in 2025–2026: tariff uncertainty is already a major driver of gold’s bull market KITCO markets.com World Gold Council.

What This Means for Your Trading (XAUUSD)

Short-term (days–weeks)

1. Expect USD strength
2. Gold may stall or retrace
3. Volatility increases
4. Good for tactical shorts on spikes

Medium-term (weeks–months)

1. Gold resumes its bull trend
2. Tariffs add fuel to the macro narrative
3. Dips become buying opportunities
4. XAUUSD likely makes new highs if escalation continues

Long-term

1. If tariffs rise to 25% (as Trump threatened for June 1) Yahoo News Australia → gold could explode higher.

Agreed short term knee jerk reaction upwards potential a new ATH towards 4700 any dialogue and the trapdoor opens back to near 4500. It depends if Tango Man is all fart no . Problem is the EU are so chickenshit scared of him

I had opend buy positions on gold before the close on Friday if we do gap up on the open what would yall suggest I do either hold or close out immediately I opend buys before the close because I've been following the news and planned on trump doing something over the weekend

but its just 10% looking upon history there should not be mcuh impact on market but lets see how it goes

It was surgical and I hadn't even seen it; you can't catch everything.