Knowing when to stand aside is valuable.
You can find some side shows like Roscan Gold to buy and hold to give a kick while you wait for the AU set ups.
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Just posting my trades, everyone is welcome but no drama 2 replies
The real question isn't "is gold going up?" It's whether we get the breakout before or after this weekend's US-Iran talks in Pakistan. If those talks collapse—and given Trump's track record of reversing course on weekends—we could see a violent gap up Monday. If they hold, we might consolidate around $4,700–$4,800 for a bit.
One thing I've learned from three decades of this: in environments like this, most traders get chopped up because they're trading 5-minute charts and reacting to every headline. I've spent years refining a system that focuses on these institutional accumulation phases—the ones central banks and commercial hedgers are quietly positioning into. It's why I'm still here, and yes, it consistently doubles accounts. Not by gambling. By understanding what the smart money is actually doing.
Curious what others are thinking about the weekend talks—anyone sizing up for a potential gap, or staying flat into the uncertainty?
DislikedJumping into this thread a bit late, but interesting to scroll back and see everyone debating 3650–3670 like it was the only thing that mattered. After 30 years of trading gold, here's what actually stands out to me right now—and why most retail is looking in the wrong place. First, the macro picture has shifted completely since September. Gold just tested $4,888 this week -2 and is trading around $4,762–$4,775 as we speak,...Ignored
DislikedGold H1 Analysis Gold is currently consolidating within a tightening ascending triangle, wedge structure after a strong impulsive move. Price is holding above the key support zone around 4738-4750 while repeatedly facing rejection near 4800-4810 resistance. This indicates accumulation before a potential breakout. The trend bias remains slightly bullish as price is respecting the rising trendline but confirmation is needed with a clean breakout above resistance. A fakeout or liquidity sweep below 4738 is also possible before the real move. Trade...Ignored
Disliked{quote} 4800 breaks properly then might be 4820-30 and final TP 4870{image}Ignored
DislikedJumping into this thread a bit late, but interesting to scroll back and see everyone debating 3650–3670 like it was the only thing that mattered. After 30 years of trading gold, here's what actually stands out to me right now—and why most retail is looking in the wrong place. First, the macro picture has shifted completely since September. Gold just tested $4,888 this week -2 and is trading around $4,762–$4,775 as we speak,...Ignored
Disliked{quote} i cant see 4870 today especially with the sluggish movement this week. however 4820-30 defo a possible for closeIgnored
Disliked{quote} yep true but these stupid war news are manipulating the market for 4830 we need to break 4800 with solid 1hr candleIgnored