Gold

[QasimShop]

Helo insta forex members. Is waqat market Kafi
down ja rahi ha or is k kuch eham Fundament or
technical indicators ki percentage or movement
jo nazar Aa rahi ha wo men ap ko bata doon ta k
ap good time per trade laga kr zyda munafa hasal
Kr saken is time market ki sell buy position ye ha
67%=Sell
33%=buy
Trade with money managment
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[Amrinder Gill]

Today market trend:Sell

All indicators and moving averages tell us about market down

According to expert traders market trend is sell and do the trading in sell

If you want a good profit so learn about forex trading and make a money

Traders come in forex trading for become millionaire

[Hafiz Saab]

Today market trend: Bullish

Resistance and Support points are depend on market news

So before trading see indicators and then take a decision for trading

Always keep patience and get a huge profit in your trading

Come in forex trading and become a ßillionaire

[Gippy Grewal]

Today market trend:Buy

Resistance and support poinst also going up

Parabolic sar bollinger band rsi indicators also tell market up

So think about situation and then easily take decision for trading

Forex trading is a powerfull business in the world

[Ahmad Chaand]

Today market trend:ßearish Sell

Resistance points and Support points going down in 4 hours chart

According to the famous indicators market goes down so we want do the trading in sell

Keep confidence and take a huge profit in forex trading because the confidence is a main key of success

[Lovedosse]

A strong opening in the US equity markets prompted some fresh selling around gold.
The downfall once again managed to find some support ahead of the $1690 region.
The technical set-up warrants some caution before placing fresh directional bets.
Gold failed to capitalize on its intraday recovery move, instead met with some fresh supply near a resistance marked by 100-hour EMA and refreshed daily lows during the early NA session.
A strong opening in the US equity markets weighed on the precious metal's safe-haven status and turned out to be one of the key factors behind the sudden fall over the past hour

[Mazz]

Gold

Gold bulls fighting back control despite broad USD strength.
Global recession woes lend support to Gold ahead of US data.
Easing lockdown plans globally will likely keep the bounce limited.
Gold prices (XAU/USD) has bounced off four-day lows of $1692.04 and looks to extend the recovery momentum above the 1700 mark, despite a broadly firmer US dollar.
The yellow metal seems to benefit from a cautious start to the European markets, as looming concerns over the global economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic overshadow the optimism around the potential easing of the lockdown measures in some of the major economies

[Lovedosse]

Some aggressive USD selling helped revive demand for the dollar-denominated commodity.
A strong rally in the global equity markets kept a lid on any runaway rally for the metal.
The set-up warrants some caution before positioning for any further appreciating move.
Gold struggled to capitalize on its goodish intraday bounce from four-day lows and was last seen trading in the neutral territory, around the $1710 region.
The US dollar failed to sustain its early positive move, instead met with some aggressive supply and turned out to be one of the key factors that helped revive demand for the dollar-denominated commodity

[Feelo]

Market analysis about trading

Today market trend = sell

Oscillator sales volume
Current price
And
Support points and resistance
market ke nechay janey k haq main hain
Sell ki trade profit de gi
Indicators ko follow karte hoye aur
apni samjh soch ke sath trading
Kren

[Asadjaved]

Economists at UBS believe gold can protect against inflation and act as a portfolio diversifier. XAU/USD is sitting at 1700.42.

Key quotes
“Post-crisis, emergency spending measures will end, but fiscal spending will remain high well beyond 2020. There will be regional variations in how governments finance this debt, but broadly we expect continued financial repression, higher taxes, and moderately higher inflation.”
“The experience of the last decade has shown that generating inflation is not straightforward. We also don’t think governments will try to inflate away their debt, because large parts of government spending are directly linked to inflation and thus higher inflation increases deficits==≠=====