Best Price-Action Strategy to trade XAUUSD and XAGUSD

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - nsg_usd

Yeah, A break back inside the zone it break out from, will attract the sells downwards.

BTC is reacting just below my reaction level, invalidation level is still intact on a lower timeframe shows a double bottom, which could be used as liquidity for price, since my invalidation level at 62188.93 has not been broken, I will wait for a sweep below the double bottom then a break above it to the upside to have a buy reason

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

i want to see Gold retrace into that key level at 4084.58

I don't really see gold reaching that level except it is fundamentally driven but this is what am seeing gold is heading towards 4008.700 to 4038.931, I will look for sells base on liquidity sweep and revert, inside the box

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Yeah I'm not sure Gold will get there again

I suspect it will fall from where it is currently

As long as gold has not gone below the previous bullish order block I still believe it can make it to 4008.700 except New york session is slow

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - asuquokelvin

That's a valuable perspective. Risk management should adapt to the setup, not the other way around. If a higher-timeframe support remains intact, a lower-timeframe sweep can simply be liquidity before the intended move. The key is having a predefined invalidation level based on structure rather than placing stops where everyone else expects them.

Yeah, that's right. Normally, some things in trading can only be learnt through experience. As a professional trader or an aspiring one, not every knowledge from other's experiences that will shield you from losses. Most cases, until you learn the lesson firsthand, you won't work consciously to improve on your mistakes so you can better manage the losses or avoid them next time.

I know Gold is heavily bearish, but I've been able to keep my Buy expectations in check because of my personal experiences with it. On a normal day, Gold wouldn't be dragging buys on a major Support and would have invalidated this bearish channel without stress, but times are different and Bearish economic data are looming around like time bombs.

Your decisions must be super alert like a soldier at war. ready to make swift changes and take profits even when you're expecting more.

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - israeljasspu

Gold definitely bearish until ceasefire it will keep dumping

Yeah. It's the US- Iran Escalations that is sustaining the Bearish trend on Gold. Once the War is Over, we'll see a bullish trend kick in. I'm expecting the monthly candle to close bullish.

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