TheodoreSilas

https://www.tradingview.com/x/lRRspQph/ News： When it comes to long-term gold trading, attempting to find a "perfect low" is often unrealistic. While Friday's drop of nearly $200 in gold may seem dramatic, it's only half of last week's gains, making the correction still within reasonable bounds. After hitting 4186, prices quickly stabilized and rebounded to 4247, forming a typical bottoming-out pattern. This level is the 0.5 retracement support level of this week's upward trend. Specifically: Opportunities often lurk amidst sharp declines. After Friday's pullback to key support, bullish sentiment has stabilized. We maintain a bullish outlook for the start of the week and recommend placing long positions in batches above Friday's low. Based on recent trends, the market is expected to trade sideways and rise slowly at the beginning of the week, with a focus on the 4220-4210 support zone. If the Asian session can break through and hold the 4275-4285 pressure zone, then you can follow up with long orders in the European and American sessions; if it maintains volatility, then wait patiently for opportunities to accumulate at low levels and stick to the long strategy on pullbacks. Trading strategy: Buy: 4225-4220, SL: 4210, TP: 4275-4300Gold prices are expected to continue their downward trend on Monday

https://www.tradingview.com/x/7KNE15RT/ News： On Friday (October 17), during the Asian and European sessions, spot gold bottomed out and rebounded in a V-shaped reversal trend. It fell 2% during the session, about $100, and then quickly recovered the lost ground. It is currently trading around 4330. Recently, with the expectation of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates becoming more and more intense, and there is an expectation of further interest rate cuts, the loose atmosphere, coupled with the expectation of inflation and the impact of the economic and trade turmoil, gold has once again become the darling of the market. Every day, it witnesses new highs in history, and the trend is becoming more and more crazy. There is no top in sight, and it is also unpredictable when a wave of diving will come. Specifically: Judging from the 1-hour market trend, we are currently paying attention to the short-term support at 4320, with a focus on the 4215 support. The bulls are rising strongly and there is no top. In terms of operation, we will mainly go long on pullbacks. For the middle position, we will watch more and do less, be cautious in chasing orders, and wait patiently for key points to enter the market. I will provide detailed trading strategies in the channel, so please pay attention. Trading strategy: Buy: 4320-4315, SL: 4300, TP: 4360-4380Geopolitical situation, the prolonged US government shutdown and the Fed's interest rate cut expectations continue to provide "fuel" for gold

https://www.tradingview.com/x/UUq4iW09/ News： Spot gold soared to another all-time high during U.S. trading on Thursday (October 16). Amid growing geopolitical and economic uncertainties, safe-haven demand continued to be strong, pushing gold prices deeper into uncharted territory. Market Drivers: Trade wars, expectations of Fed rate cuts, and the government shutdown have kept markets on edge. Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said Thursday that "another rate cut is the right approach," noting that conditions haven't changed much in the past six weeks and that the neutral rate is likely 100 to 125 basis points below the current federal funds rate. On the monetary policy front, markets remain confident that the Fed may cut interest rates further before the end of the year. Specifically: Gold bulls remain firmly in control as the yellow metal extends its record-breaking rally without showing any signs of exhaustion. Prices are comfortably above both their short-term and long-term moving averages, reflecting strong underlying momentum and sustained buying interest. Trading strategy: Buy: 4280-4275, SL: 4295, TP: 4350-4390Stop loss correction: 4265

https://www.tradingview.com/x/QaLdxFsK/ News： Spot gold continued its upward trend for the fifth consecutive day in Asian trading on Thursday (October 16), reaching a new record high of $4,255 per ounce as global anxiety persisted. Investor concerns about the economic risks posed by the US government shutdown, international trade wars, and escalating geopolitical tensions continued to drive flows into gold, a traditional safe-haven asset. Furthermore, the Federal Reserve's dovish outlook supported demand for non-yielding bullion. Specifically: Looking at the 4-hour market trend, the short-term support at 4200-4190 is currently under consideration, with a focus on the key support at 4160-4166. The bulls are rising strongly and there is no end in sight. Trading strategies should focus on buying on pullbacks. In the middle, be cautious in chasing orders and patiently wait for key entry points. I will provide you with specific operation strategies in the channel, please pay attention to it in time. Trading strategy: Buy: 4220-4210, SL: 4200, TP: 4260-4275The US government shutdown entered its third week and trade frictions between Asian countries and the United States escalated, prompting continued demand for safe-haven assets.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/EulgM5NH/ News： Spot gold prices continued their upward trend in early Asian trading on Wednesday (October 15th), surging by over $20 to $4,165.89 per ounce as of 7:42 AM. Renewed concerns about the international trade situation are providing upward momentum for gold prices. International trade concerns, the US government shutdown, geopolitical tensions, and shifting monetary policies are expected to fuel further price increases. Conclusion: In the short term, the international trade situation may become a key variable. If signals of reconciliation are released, gold prices may fall back; but if friction escalates, the $4,280 mark will be easily surpassed. Specifically: On the downside, a pullback towards $4,100 could attract buying, potentially finding support in the $4,060-4,055 range. However, a break below this support level could trigger a technical sell-off, pushing gold prices towards the psychologically important $4,000 level – a level that coincides with the rising trendline support and the 50-period simple moving average (4018.08) on the 4-hour chart. Therefore, a confirmed break below this key area could be the first sign of bullish momentum exhaustion and pave the way for a deeper correction. On the upside, a sustained hold above $4,200 could trigger a retest of the intraday high, pushing bulls towards $4,250 and, subsequently, the $4,300-4,280 range. Trading strategy: Buy: 4180-4170, SL: 4160, TP: 4240-4280 Short positions will be reminded in time according to the trendThe strong rise of gold has not changed, and there are still many callbacks. You can try to go high with strong resistance, but you can only enter and exit quickly;

https://www.tradingview.com/x/sW6Fs8u7/ News： During Tuesday's Asian session (October 14th), spot gold retreated sharply from its all-time high of $4,179.47 per ounce, now fluctuating around $4,125 per ounce, near the lower limit of its intraday range. US President Trump's shifting stance on tariffs continued to boost market risk appetite, and coupled with dip-hunting in the US dollar, this prompted profit-taking in gold amidst severely overbought conditions. As Democrats and Republicans continue to blame each other for the government shutdown that began on October 1st, the impasse over the reopening of the US government is expected to continue into its third week. US President Trump reignited the trade war last Friday, threatening 100% tariffs, which continued to provide support for safe-haven gold. In geopolitical terms, the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine has become another factor contributing to the precious metal's record highs. Specifically: From a technical perspective, the rally over the past seven weeks or so has consistently followed an upward-sloping trendline. Furthermore, after breaking through the $4,055-4,060 resistance area, gold prices have surged past the $4,100 mark, solidifying the short-term bullish outlook for gold. However, the 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) is already showing severe overbought signals, suggesting a period of consolidation before further gains are possible. Any meaningful technical pullback currently could be seen as a buying opportunity. The $4,090-4,078 area provides strong support, but a break below this support level could trigger a technical sell-off. Conversely, if gold successfully forms a double bottom in the $4,090 area, the short-term correction in gold could be over, potentially ushering in a new round of gains. Trading strategy: Buy: 4090-4110-4115, SL: 4078, TP: 4125-4150-4175Sino-US trade relations and geopolitical wars have become tense again, and risk aversion has intensified, pushing gold prices to continue to rise.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/6k7hfl1x/ News： Gold prices extended last week's gains during Asian trading on Monday, reaching a record high of $4,085. Markets are flocking to safe-haven assets amid the prolonged US government shutdown and renewed global trade tensions. At the same time, investors widely expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates twice more this year, further weakening the dollar's appeal and driving gold prices higher. Last Friday, US President Trump announced a 100% tariff on Asian exports, effective November 1st, and plans to implement new software export controls. Asian countries expressed strong dissatisfaction and warned of potential retaliatory measures. Although Trump later softened his tone on social media, stating that he "did not wish to harm Asian countries," the market believes this "softening" will only temporarily boost risk sentiment. Furthermore, the US government shutdown entered its third week, with Congress still unable to reach a budget agreement. Thousands of federal employees have received payroll notices. This has heightened concerns about an economic slowdown and further increased market demand for safe-haven assets. Geopolitically, Trump hinted at providing Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles to enhance deterrence against Russia, further escalating geopolitical tensions and providing additional support for gold prices. Specifically: From a daily technical perspective, gold prices are steadily climbing along a multi-week uptrend line, breaking through the previous high of $4,050 and setting a new all-time high. The current price is trading above the 5-day and 10-day moving averages, indicating continued bullish momentum. The MACD indicator maintains a broadening red bar chart, and the RSI remains in overbought territory, suggesting a possible short-term technical correction. Overall, gold prices remain volatile and upward. From a one-hour perspective, the current downside focus is on short-term support at 4055-4060, with a particular focus on the key support level at 4000. The bullish rally is strong and has no end in sight. The primary strategy is to buy on dips, patiently waiting for key entry points. I'll provide detailed trading strategies in the channel, so stay tuned. Trading strategy: Buy: 4055-4060, SL: 4040, TP: 4100-4120Gold is currently under dual support from macroeconomic factors and technical factors. While there is short-term downward pressure, in the medium to long term, the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, the government shutdown, and trade uncertainty will continue to strengthen safe-haven demand, pushing up gold prices.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/tt4VJbtd/ News： Although gold prices quickly stabilized and rebounded after the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, briefly approaching all-time highs, the easing of geopolitical tensions dampened safe-haven buying to some extent, leading some bulls to take profits. Meanwhile, the strong US dollar, which hit a two-month high, caused gold to fall sharply under short-term selling pressure. However, gold prices stabilized and recovered nearly half of their losses, indicating that market expectations of Fed rate cuts and the continued US government shutdown continue to attract bargain-hunting and safe-haven buying, providing support for gold prices. Looking ahead, despite a short-term pullback in gold prices due to easing tensions in the Middle East, the medium- to long-term bullish outlook remains clear. The Fed has begun its interest rate cut cycle, leading to lower real interest rates and reducing the opportunity cost of holding gold. Furthermore, the potential for resurgence in Middle Eastern tensions, the ongoing US government shutdown, continued central bank gold purchases, and high uncertainty in the global economy and trade are all factors that could support further price increases. Specifically: The four-hour lifeline is currently around 4000, serving as the dividing line between volume and rhythm. Below this level, focus on the range from the lifeline to the lower band (4000-3940). Above this level, focus on the range from the lifeline to the upper band (4000-4040). The upper double-line support on the hourly chart, in conjunction with the ascending channel, forms an upward trend. The upper double-line support is at 3995, and the channel range is 4040-3940. Yesterday, the price fell below 4000, falling back into the ascending channel, extending the decline. After breaking below the upper double-line support, the price confirmed resistance at the upper double-line support in the 3995-4000 range in early trading today, continuing to suppress the decline and searching for the 3975-65 range. The upper double-line support is currently at 3990, and the dividing line remains at 4000. The upper channel band is at 4045, and the lower channel band is at 3935. Trading strategy: Buy: 3975-3960, SL: 3945, TP: 4000-4030Do you think that gold will rise or fall at the 4,000 mark?Gold prices are extremely volatile, but our goal remains the same: go long on pullbacks

https://www.tradingview.com/x/fAXKJIVQ/ News： Gold futures weakened during U.S. trading on Thursday (October 9th). This followed Wednesday's record high, prompting short-term futures traders to take profits. The ongoing U.S. government shutdown and other geopolitical uncertainties are keeping safe-haven demand for precious metals steady, which will provide short-term support for both precious metals. Global stock markets saw mixed overnight performance, but overall strength was evident. After hitting record highs overnight, U.S. stock indices are expected to remain stable upon the New York market open. Specifically: Technically, December gold futures bulls have a significant overall near-term technical advantage. Bulls' next upside price objective is closing futures prices above key resistance at $4,100.00. Bears' next near-term downside price objective is pushing futures prices below key technical support at $3,850.00. First resistance is seen at the all-time high of $4,080.00, followed by $4,100.00. First support is seen at the overnight low of $4,020.20, followed by $4,000.00. Strategy： Long Position3960-3950，SL:3940，Target:4000,4030Can the Gaza ceasefire agreement really stop the rise in gold prices?

https://www.tradingview.com/x/Z6ULfRnB/ News： During the Asia-Europe session on Wednesday, spot gold hit a bottom and rebounded. Affected by the ceasefire agreement signed by Hamas in Gaza, it fell nearly 1% during the session, and then rebounded sharply. It is currently down 0.07%, and its price is stable above the historical high of US$4,000 per ounce. Gold smells a familiar smell of sweeping here, which is in line with our expectations. According to the signal strategy given yesterday, if the price reaches 4020-4025, enter the long position and you can make a profit now. Specifically: The bullish momentum has not been broken. The upper double-line support on the hourly chart, along with the channel line, serves as a defensive dividing line. This rally, which began at 3280 in August, accelerated in September and doubled in October, with a nearly $780 surge, setting a new record and reshaping market perception. The two closest waves, one at 3720 and the other at 3820, sought support for further gains. The upper double-line support on the hourly chart is currently between 4000 and 4010, tentatively serving as the dividing line for any shifts in momentum. Holding the upper double-line support level will ensure the overall bullish momentum remains unchanged, and any short-term pullbacks and accelerations are intended to facilitate a stronger rally. Strategy： Long Position4020-4030，SL:4010，Target:4060,4080Gaza ceasefire, Fed rate cut "fight", should we buy or sell gold now?