From a technical perspective, I see that Gold has reached a price level worth considering for potential entry points.
By analyzing candle history, we can identify potential Buy opportunities. However, to remain objective, I will present an analysis for both Buy and Sell entry scenarios.
In the chart, I have identified the Resistance area with lines above the price (2956.19 – 2949.40), while the Support area is marked by two lines below the price (2931.99 – 2925.09).
Entry Setup Options
You can adjust the following setups to suit your trading style:
Breakout Opportunity Setup:
- If the 1-hour candle closes above the Resistance Area (2956.19), prepare to look for the best Buy entry position.
- If the 1-hour candle closes below the Support Area (2925.09), prepare to look for the best Sell entry position.
- Cut Loss:
- For a Buy entry, cut losses if the 1-hour candle closes below the lower boundary of the Resistance area (<2949.40).
- For a Sell entry, cut losses if the 1-hour candle closes above the upper boundary of the Support area (>2931.99).
- Use a minimum risk-reward ratio of 1:1.
Pullback Setup for Sell Position:
- Utilize the Resistance area for pullback entries.
- If the 1-hour candle closes within the pullback area, a Sell position can be taken.
- Cut Loss: If the 1-hour candle closes above the upper boundary of the pullback area (>2956.19).
- Use a minimum risk-reward ratio of 1:1 according to your trading strategy.
Pullback Setup for Buy Position:
- Utilize the Support area for pullback entries.
- If the 1-hour candle closes within the pullback area, a Buy position can be taken.
- Cut Loss: If the 1-hour candle closes below the lower boundary of the pullback area (<2925.09).
- Use a minimum risk-reward ratio of 1:1 according to your trading strategy.
Always apply proper money management in every trade to ensure sustainable trading practices. Be cautious of Fake Breakout Candles to avoid unnecessary risks.