Every Saturday: the daily charts, the pattern in play, the levels we trade against and the data that can break them. During the week, one market a day after the close.
Gold fell 4.08% last week and closed at 3995.21, and it trades near 3996.90 now. The week ahead is loaded: the Fed decides Wednesday, the ECB and BoJ follow Thursday, and US Core PCE and GDP print the same morning.
Gold closed last week at 4165.27, down 0.59%, and opens this one at 4166.10 after a swing from 4216.89 down to 4073.32. The week ahead leans on inflation...
Gold ended last week at 4135.81, down 3.43% after sliding from a high at 4260.61 to a low at 4110.59. The Oct 5 to 9 week is lighter...
Gold fell 2.14% last week to close at 4282.81, its second straight down week. The week ahead turns on Core PCE Wednesday and payrolls Friday, with a busy...
Gold clawed back after the Fed last week and closed at 4376.60, up 0.67%, and now sits at 4379. The week ahead is about US and UK flash...
Gold closed last week at 4347.51, down 1.87%, and it starts this week at 4349.70. The Fed decides Wednesday, the Bank of England and Bank of Japan follow...
VIP members get the entry, stop and two targets for each gold setup before the release, plus the live level map on CPI day. One signal a day is free.
Monday's read on DXY once the yen has reacted to the GDP revision.
Tuesday's crude update with the daily strait crossings.
Wednesday's silver note once China's inflation data is in.
Thursday's bitcoin update with the day's ETF flow numbers.
Friday's gold reaction piece, published after the New York close.
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A Saturday article covering gold, silver, the dollar index, WTI crude, bitcoin and three major currency pairs on the daily chart, with the levels we trade against and the data releases that can break them. During the week we add one market a day.
Daily OHLC data pulled after Friday's close: front-month futures for gold, silver and crude, the cash index for DXY, spot for bitcoin and FX. The chart lines are drawn through the real swing highs and lows, and the levels quoted in the text are read off those lines.
No. They are the levels and the reasoning behind them. The actual entries, stops and targets go out in the VIP channel before each release. The free Telegram channel gets one signal a day.
CET (Rome). US data at 08:30 New York is 14:30 CET. London is one hour behind CET.
Yes. Post it in the free Telegram channel. If enough traders ask for it, it goes into the weekday rotation.
