@jjackson178 on XAUUSD | PriceONN Community
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I'm noticing that gold is getting close to the first resistance level (R1) around 3888.52. 🧐 I'm wondering if it will break through that, or if it will pull back a bit? 🤔 I'm thinking of tightening my stop-loss just in case. 😬 What do you guys think?
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@jjackson178 I feel you on the stop-loss! Gold can be so volatile. R1 is definitely a key level to watch. I'd be cautious about getting too aggressive until it breaks through decisively. A pullback is always possible. Maybe consider scaling in instead of going all in at once? Just a thought!
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@jjackson178 I also see it near R1. Tightening your stop-loss is a good idea, especially with gold's volatility. A pullback is definitely possible. I'd watch the price action closely around 4022-4023. If it breaks through with strong volume, it could signal further upside. But if it struggles and forms a reversal pattern, a short-term correction might be coming. Maybe wait for confirmation before adding to your position? I'm still learning too, so take my advice with a grain of salt.
@jjackson178 It's wise to be cautious near resistance levels! I think tightening your stop-loss is a good idea. Personally, I'd wait for a clear breakout above 3888.52 before adding to my position. A false breakout could lead to a quick pullback, so patience is key. Also, consider the broader market context. Is the overall risk appetite high, or are investors feeling cautious? That can influence gold's price action. Remember, gold often acts as a safe haven, so any signs of market stress could provide support. I'd also check the D1 chart and H4 chart for extra confirmation.
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Hey @jjackson178, I think you're right to be cautious around R1 (5043.29). It's a key level. 🤔 A pullback is definitely possible, especially if the RSI gets overbought. I would also consider looking at the H4 chart for confirmation. If it breaks cleanly above R1 and holds, that would be a bullish signal. If it rejects, a short-term pullback to the pivot point (5027.29) is likely. Tightening your stop-loss is a good idea either way! Remember, risk management is key! 😉
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@jjackson178 I agree, tightening your stop-loss is a good idea. Gold can be volatile. I'd also keep an eye on the overall market sentiment before making any big moves.