All Majors and Gold

USDX down, SP500 up 1690/95 is a demand level & half of yesterday's move has been retraced off that level & the NY traders aren't even in yet.

ok thanks

took sl out while shorting....

very happy with last m15

range for now before breakout again

last few days london is clueless when it comes to GOLD..m10
here comes london..

as long as it ranges you scalp....100 -300

yup i wait for setup but london has been testing patients for last few days.

gold is very bullish on 1H
and
bullish on 4H

I expect a breakout after 5min/15min retracement ends

not yet

now look at h1 and h4 candles....what is it showing....wait for h1 candles to show true direction....also stoch very overbought

What you mean is the gold will continue find bull ?

seems like silver will break 33.220-250 before ny opens

don't know about gold

I expect 1,9% appreciation in price,
0,7% already occurred since yesterdays sell-off.

closed longs for +700 pips

WOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO

Congratulation !

THANKS....

shorts are in for now....sl 1707
tp 1703.50

getting sleepy....see you guys later

gratz, wish us some luck and short spreads =)

time for big daddy today..

Commodities are aiming higher amid a broad-based advance in risk appetite but a disappointing set of US economic data releases may undermine sentiment.

Talking Points

Commodities May Extend Gains as S&P 500 Futures Point to Risk-On Mood
US ADP, Services ISM Reports May Disappoint and Undermine Sentiment

Commodities are on the upswing overnight amid a broad-based pickup in risk appetite, with Asian shares led higher by Chinese bourses after the government decided to relax rules limiting insurers’ investments in commercial lenders. Sentiment-linked crude oil and copper are following equities upward while gold and silver are enjoying de-facto support as the chipper mood chips away at haven demand for the US Dollar. S&P 500 futures are pointing firmly higher, arguing for more of the same ahead.

US economic data may undermine the advance however. The spotlight is on November’s ADP Employment report and ISM Non-manufacturing Composite figure, which will be looked upon to set the tone for Friday’s much-anticipated Nonfarm Payrolls print. Expectations call for relatively benign moderation on both fronts but the recent disappointing trend in US news-flow compared with economists’ forecasts warns the outcomes may underperform. This stands to weigh on risk appetite and may boost the US Dollar as safe-haven capital flows buoy the benchmark currency anew, weighing on commodity prices in the process.