Part 4/4 GoldGroundbreaking move from Beijing:
Chinese insurance giants can now invest in gold for the first time .
Firms: PICC, China Life, and 8 more
Max allocation: 1% of assets
Potential inflow: 200 billion yuan ($27.4 billion)
Why is this big?
China = #1 gold consumer globally (910 tons consumer demand in 2023)
Gold has cultural, symbolic and strategic importance
China moving reserves from USD to gold
This policy change is a structural shift, not just a headline]
Conclusion:]
Add China’s institutional demand to war + inflation + falling rates, and we get one clear strategy:
BUY Gold. Target: $5000 in 2025]
QO1! trade ideas
GC Ready for a Push to New All-Time HighsGold Futures (GC) are showing signs of accumulation and upward momentum, with the chart forming a rounded base suggesting a potential breakout. Recent price action has been consolidating in a bullish structure, and we may be gearing up for a breakout towards new all-time highs.
With rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, gold's safe-haven appeal could drive significant buying pressure in the coming sessions. Volume is stable and supportive, and the technical structure aligns with a bullish continuation.
$MGC / $GC / Gold Post-Market UpdateHello Fellow Degenerates,
Price retraced below a 3416.2 and it is now between that level and a FVG. I do see some signals that a possible pull back might happen and I have now marked 3442-3430 as an important range to watch.
- If the pullback happens, it could be a retest of the HVN resistance, and if price gets rejected in that range, we will go towards our bearish scenario.
- However, if price breaks above that range with strength it will mean that we are now going towards our Wave 5 target near 3504.
- Levels to watch: 3504, 3442, 3430, 3416, 3358, 3283.
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$MGC1(Gold) Weekend Update - June 14Hello Fellow Gamblers,
I hope you're not sinking in your twin size bed thinking about your losses from this week.
I am bringing to you a weekend update on gold, so we can get ready for this week. This video is a little bit longer and my ability to speak becomes worse as time extends, so take your time and get your notes right to prepare for the week.
- 3416.2 needs to hold for more upside. A break below that level can take us towards 3358.8.
- A break below 3358.8 validates our bearish scenario.
- A break above 3504.1 validates our bullish scenario.
- Levels to watch: 3416.2, 3358.8, 3504.1
MGC Post Market Update - The Battle of the Two CountsHello Fellow Gamblers,
As you know we are tracking 2 EW counts at this time and they are both still in play.
W5's are tricky to deal with but with a little patience we should be able to make our portfolio grow.
- I am currently looking for bearish divergences to support our bearish Scenario but the current price move strength favors our bullish scenario.
- Be aware of a possible Cup and Handle formation
- Levels to watch: 3508.4, 3441.9, 3365.2, 3314.7.
See you next time!
Gold May Continue to Frustrate TradersGold prices have stalled once again and have struggled to make any significant advances since mid-April, remaining stuck in a range between $3,150 and $3,450. This trading range has resulted in sideways price action, with several false starts along the way. However, technical analysis suggests that this range is likely to remain in place.
After breaking above a downtrend in late May — a move that initially appeared convincing, with prices surging to $3,400 — gold has since declined, falling back to $3,300. As of 10 June, it is now retesting that trendline and bouncing at $3,300. This price also represents the 38.2% retracement of the rally from the 15 May intraday low of $3,120 to the 5 June intraday high of $3,400. The combination of the trendline and the Fibonacci retracement level is currently acting as support.
Additionally, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has broken above a downtrend, indicating a potential shift in momentum. At the time, all of this suggested that gold was likely to retest its previous highs.
However, a new problem has emerged — one that is not particularly favourable for further gains in gold. As of 6 June, the price has fallen below a short-term uptrend and has also stalled at resistance around $3,320.
In addition, the Relative Strength Index has now broken below its own short-term uptrend and is nearing the 50 level — a potentially bearish signal. If these developments are signs that all is not well, then gold could be expected to revisit its early May lows, around $3,100.
As things stand, there are two viable paths for gold, and it is far from easy to determine which one is the correct one. Unfortunately, both scenarios suggest that gold is likely to remain range-bound for some time yet.
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XAUUSD Bearish Rejection Setup Unfolding – June 11, 2025XAUUSD Bearish Rejection Setup Unfolding – June 11, 2025 🧠🔍
📊 Technical Breakdown:
🔴 Resistance Rejection Zone (Supply Area)
Price recently tested the $3,440 - $3,460 resistance zone, marked with red arrows. This zone previously acted as a strong supply area, leading to aggressive sell-offs.
📉 Bearish Rejection Candle
A rejection occurred near the same supply zone again, hinting at a potential double top or failure to break structure. Sellers seem to defend this area aggressively.
📍 Current Price: $3,338.6
Price is hovering below mid-range resistance at $3,396.5, indicating weakness after a failed breakout.
📉 Bearish Plan in Motion:
🔁 Scenario Highlighted:
Price might retest the $3,396.5 level (purple line) before resuming the downward move (illustrated by the blue and black arrows).
A breakdown below the $3,290.3 support zone will likely trigger further downside.
🎯 Target Levels:
1st Target: $3,290.3 – Key structural support. A close below this level will confirm the bearish momentum.
2nd Target: $3,207.0 – Final support area aligned with previous accumulation zone.
🛑 Invalidation Point:
A sustained breakout above $3,460 would invalidate the bearish bias and suggest continuation to the upside.
✅ Summary:
Bias: Bearish 📉
Strategy: Sell on pullback to $3,396.5 with stops above $3,460.
Targets: 🎯 $3,290.3 ➡️ $3,207.0
Watch for a strong bearish confirmation candle below $3,290.3 to load in shorts.
🔔 Stay alert for volume spikes and lower time-frame breakdowns to fine-tune entries! 💼📊
Shorting GoldWell, iam taking this trade for sure.
Iam shorting Gold again because of the following reasons.
The reason behind this trade is the IFVG that is nested withing the now resistance level (marked in black)
Secondly, there is a broken trendline that i dont think it will be reclaimed anytime soon (marked in yellow).
There are many others small details that should point toward a bearish scenario.
but on a scale from 1 to 10, how confident in my analysis iam, is 7.5.
Boost the idea if you like it : D