Buy Above: 4635 (Buy Stop Pending Order)
SL: 4595
TP1: 4660
TP2: 4700
Note: Do not enter at current market price. This trade activates only if gold breaks above 4635, confirming bullish momentum.
If price fails to break 4635, downside confirmation becomes more likely and a sell setup may follow.
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Entry: 4600 – 4610
SL: BIO 🔗
TP1: 4580
TP2: 4560
TP3: 4550
Gold near resistance zone. Possible rejection could push price lower. Use proper risk management and small lot size.
Would you wait for confirmation or set limit directly?
Watching gold for a possible rejection in the 4562–4565 zone. If sellers defend that area, there may be room for a move lower intraday.
Sell Zone: 4562 – 4565
Stop Loss: 4583
Take Profit Targets:
TP1: 4550
TP2: 4545
TP3: 4540
Why this setup?
Price is approaching a resistance area after recent movement, so this zone could attract selling pressure. If momentum weakens there, downside targets become reasonable.
Risk Management
Using smaller lot size makes sense here since gold can move aggressively and spread can widen quickly during volatility.
Discussion
Would you take this setup as a direct limit order, or wait for candle confirmation first?
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Earlier setup shared:
Buy Zone: 4570
Stop Loss: 4540
Target 1: 4585
Target 2: 4599
Risk: 1% of equity
Result: Both targets reached. Total move captured was around 290 pips based on the screenshot.
Entry was taken near the planned level with price confirming momentum.
Stop loss was placed below structure to control downside risk.
First target allowed partial profits and reduced exposure.
Remaining position ran into second target for extended gains.
This is a solid example of why predefined entries, exits, and position sizing matter more than random trades.
What newer traders can learn from this:
Have a clear plan before entering.
Use realistic targets instead of chasing candles.
Keep risk small enough to survive losing streaks.
Let winners run when market structure supports it.
One winning trade doesn’t mean much by itself—repeatable process does.
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How would you have managed this trade—full close at TP1, partials, or hold to TP2? Interested to hear different approaches from other traders here.
Current bearish setup on Gold looks interesting near the resistance zone.
🔻 Sell Zone: 4634 – 4638
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🎯 Targets:
TP1: 4628
TP2: 4624
TP3: 4620
TP4: 4615
TP5: 4610
TP6: 4605
Price reacting near resistance with downside continuation potential if sellers stay in control. Patience on entry matters more than chasing candles.
What’s your bias on Gold today — more downside or reversal from this zone?
Gold is showing a clean bearish structure on the 4H chart, with price continuing to print lower highs and lower lows after breaking below the previous bullish trendline.
Right now, price is sitting near the 4,680 support zone. If sellers keep pressure below this level, the next major downside area could be around 4,590.
Why bias remains bearish:
• 12 EMA trading below 52 EMA
• Moving averages acting as resistance
• Weak rebounds getting sold
• Trend structure still negative
For bulls to regain control, price likely needs to reclaim higher resistance zones with strength.
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Are you watching for a breakdown continuation or waiting for a reversal confirmation?