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GOLD (XAUUSD) Price Action & Outlook for Next Week For a quite long period of time, I remain bullish biased on gold. Wednesday's bullish move and bullish violation of a falling trend line on 4H was a quite important bullish clue to consider. After some stagnation and consolidation, the price has dropped retesting the broken trend line. A positive bullish reaction, especially on hourly, makes me think that next week bullish continuation will follow. The price may retest a current local 4H high and then go even higher. Good luck and have a great weekend!
FX:XAUUSDLong
by VasilyTrader
16
GOLD (XAUUSD) Price Action & Outlook for Next Week For a quite long period of time, I remain bullish biased on gold . Wednesday's bullish move and bullish violation of a falling trend line on 4H was a quite important bullish clue to consider. After some stagnation and consolidation, the price has dropped retesting the broken trend line . A positive bullish reaction, especially on hourly, makes me think that next week bullish continuation will follow. The price may retest a current local 4H high and then go even higher. Good luck and have a great weekend!
FX:XAUUSDLong
by VasilyTrader
3
Moivng stop up to 3817. Great trade so farQuick update on our SPY CFD swing trading strategy. Entry price was 3797.92 and we have a great profit of 10.83% based on current price. Moving the stop up to 3817. This came very close to getting hit earlier today, but the price has improved since then. Follow for more updates on our proprietary S&P500 Swing Trading System. So far we are up over 20% year to date. We have full details and update videos coming to YouTube shortly. Will be sure to post the links when everything is up.
OANDA:SPX500USD
by modelinvestors
Silver aims at 30$ --> 117$Silver has found strong support at 24$. Tested multiple times. RSI is well above 50 and MACD is leveling out on the weekly chart. DXY is also showing weakness. All signs show very bullish momentum and upward pressure. With there being a lot of talk about major federal spending and increase in debt.. Silver will likely continue to grow and become even more volatile. Silver prices have been artificially suppressed to keep costs low as silver is largely used for manufacturing and many electronic products. Historically the silver/gold ratio has been around 17oz silver per 1oz gold. Silver to gold is currently at around 71 to 1. As the public sale of silver becomes increasingly more accessible, it is becoming harder to control the price via FTE. As a result I expect the price of silver to behave erratically and reach new highs in USD never seen before. 117$ puts silver back at the ratio of about 17/1. be blessed.
TVC:SILVER
by The_Yeager
GOLD (XAUUSD) Important Breakout! Where to Buy?! Confirmed and strong violation of a major falling trend line on gold this week. Now the price is trading above a major horizontal structure and the above-mentioned trend line. It is a very strong bullish clue and now bullish continuation is expected. If you missed a long trade, I would recommend looking for a retest of a blue demand area. It is the safest spot to buy from. Just wait for a certain intraday confirmation before you open a position. Next goal - 1920
FX:XAUUSDLong
by VasilyTrader
17
USDCAD : Why trade currency as a CFD?CFDs are financial contracts between a broker and trader that pays for the difference in the settlement price between when you open and close a trade. If a trader expects the currency to move higher, they will enter a long position with a specific lot size. Conversely, if the trader expects the currency to move lower, they will enter a short position, expecting to profit from it. The benefit of CFDs is that there is no need to own the physical asset. Instead, traders speculate in the difference between opening and closing trade prices. While these contracts can be used to speculate on the foreign exchange markets, the same concept applies to other assets such as commodities, oil and indices. In Forex trading, CFDs allow us to buy or sell the currencies without actually owning the physical asset. For example, let’s say you live in Canada and, through your analysis, you expect CAD to depreciate and USD to appreciate. What could you do to hedge against the CAD dollar that you have on hand? Well, you can buy or “go long’ on USD/CAD and profit from the movement in prices. By buying or entering a long position on USD/CAD, you are essentially buying the USD and selling CAD. SO, WHAT IF YOU DECIDED TO TRADE WITHOUT THE USE OF CFDS? This would mean going down to your local currency dealer and exchanging your physical Canadian dollars for US dollars, leaving you holding on to stacks of US dollars. When the value of the US dollar moves higher, you would once again head back to the currency dealer to exchange them into CAD. Now that the USD is stronger, you can exchange them for more CAD dollars than the initial amount you invested, thereby realising a profit. SOUNDS LIKE A HASSLE? It is. That’s why CFDs are so popular for forex trading: it removes the need to hold those stacks of physical cash, making trading much more convenient.
Education
by CeoCodes
12
AMAZON AMZN Better understanding of how CFDs workCFDs are financial contracts between a broker and trader that pays for the difference in the settlement price between when you open and close a trade. If a trader expects the currency to move higher, they will enter a long position with a specific lot size. Conversely, if the trader expects the currency to move lower, they will enter a short position, expecting to profit from it. The benefit of CFDs is that there is no need to own the physical asset. Instead, traders speculate in the difference between opening and closing trade prices. While these contracts can be used to speculate on the foreign exchange markets, the same concept applies to other assets such as commodities , oil and indices. To gain a better understanding of how CFDs work, let’s look at Amazon stock as an example. If you think Amazon shares are going to go higher, you would want to buy into this stock and profit from this opportunity. Hence, you purchase 10 CFDs on Amazon shares at $2,500, so the total value of the trade will be $25,000 (10 x $2,500). If Amazon appreciates to $3,000, you will make $500 per share, which is a $5,000 profit (10 x $500). CFD concepts are applied to forex trading as well.
NASDAQ:AMZN
by CeoCodes
10