Gold

Drop

I don’t like this new game that gold is playing. Hey look I’m dropping quick now…. Noooo I was jooooking, full recovery, hey I’m dropping I’m dropping, noooo you fell for it again! 😡🖕🏻

-27% Drop.

Gold is now almost 27% down from the 28th January high of $5513. This marks almost the 2nd steepest correction since gold fell -29% in 2008. If it can't recover back past the $4000 level in a convincing way, the next stop is $3762, maybe even $3328. Great news if your buying physical.

Anyone else stuck in longs from last week?

How will Asia surprise us tonight

My impatience costs me again

Went long a few hours at 4018. It seems go be going down further

Here we go maybe we will see 4030 soon

Let’s hope we see it

Three gold indicators

Three gold indicators are particularly important: US10Y Treasury yield: Falling yields generally support gold. US Dollar Index (DXY): A weakening dollar generally helps gold rise. Gold (XAU/USD): We need to see whether buyers are defending support and whether gold can break its short-term downtrend. The strongest bullish signal would be all three moving together: Treasury yields falling, the dollar weakening and gold breaking above resistance.

Seller exhaustion

Bulls will now take the wheel

My thoughts

The big players know all the retail traders are long rn so they will try to liquidate as many ppl as they can before they take huge long positions

4030

personally set a small long waiting for 4030

How??

Oil dropping and gold following ? Makes perfect sense !???

I "kinda" lost the vision here

You mean to tell me that while I was working my arse off gold reached 4k again? Lucky me for this discount chance! Aside from that, I believe I won't be on the charts for long these days, so here's my two cents: RSI looks stable on the higher timeframes (mainly the daily) and we are back at the strongest support we've seen in a while. Ironically, the last three months and also THE LAST ENTIRE YEAR got completely wiped off. I was right when bearish back then. However, now I am bullish, as institutions are loading up the reserves with gold at a much cheaper price (this should always be part of the bullish agenda). Most importantly, as every investor should know but always forgets: "Be fearful when others are greedy, be greedy when others are fearful" It should be a great time to afford ourselves some long-term profits. What we should consider, now, is the geopolitical landscape, the bond market and the economic conditions of America: as for the first one, nothing's getting solved anytime soon, as for the second, the American debt is so high that without JP's low rates, America must find other ways to reduce the weight of public debt, those being buybacks (raising inflation and bond's prices, so terrible for gold) and other bonds (raising bond's rates, still terrible for gold). America, however, is struggling with higher rates, as the economic data grows concern on growth by the time they release, therefore we must say FED is now on thin ice, and as the general consensus and inflation (due to point 1, being exchanges in dollar with Europe for war and mainly oil) are pushing for rate hikes, but the economy might just so happen to lead to another 1929/2008. Any good news will lead to huge relief rallies for the metals. Lastly, I'll consider pivot points going on: -3900: the current "neckline": first tested last year after the end of the greatest September gold has ever seen, this threshold is rock solid. Tested again 3 months ago at 3940, this is the last support before the huge gap gold travelled from august to october last year. -3500: the bad ending, if 3900 somehow doesn't hold, and highest volume zone gold can reach as of now. Best point to actually load positions for the next run in 10 years. The bullish bias is GONE, reduced to ATOMS. -4800: the last ceiling, being also the highest volume node in the last 12 months, price will be pulled to that level when the bullish bias recovers. -5400-600: the ATH, being the last thing holding gold from skyrocketing. We all know that when the moment comes, gold will absolutely ignore this level, but we will know when it will. Until then, if things somehow push gold to that price, it might serve as a "memento" about the last time, and veterans will keep that level in mind as it most likely gave them PTSD. So, what are your opinions? Do you think we'll stop by 3500 for a 5-year-long timeout or that we'll see 6000 by 2027?

Mercury into Gold!

This American startup, Marathon Fusion claims they can turn mercury into gold. They say they are capable of yearly making 2 tons fine 99.9 Gold. https://www.ndtv.com/science/us-startup-claims-it-turned-mercury-into-gold-says-it-beat-cerns-2025-record-10-fold-12228830/amp/1

Upside

Any chances of a slight recovery to 4050😭