Gold Trending up IIGOLD long trend is intact.
Large green bar resurfaces to target Range!
Volume are increasing!
Best asset against uncertainty (Trump Election)
Forward projection $40.
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GOLD trade ideas
Gold Trending up As Fed reduces cash rates, Gold conversion turn into more values as well property.
5/10/20/60/200 MAs line up for a big move.
Quickly Jump into this smoking trend and Enjoy!
ETPMGTrying to gauge a realistic price target to take profit now ETPMAG is breaking all time highs
Average cost $33. Looking to take profit at $48.70 (47% ROI)
Silver squeezeJumping on the silver squeeze bandwagon with a punt on the ASX.
We've just broke ATH and seen a pullback. Should be a good month ahead.
Naturally occurring available quantity of gold/silver has a ratio of 1:8, yet the price ratio is 1:70
Lets see silver to $1000
HOW TO BUY & SELL GOLD : Part1🏅 CFDS VS ETFS 🏅
➡️ GOLD ETFS (Right Chart)
ETFS PHYSICAL GOLD (ASX:GOLD) offers low-cost access to physical gold via the stock exchange and avoids the need for investors to personally store their own bullion.
Each GOLD unit comes with an entitlement to an amount of "physical bullion". This means : Real Gold, Real Bars.
⬅️ GOLD CFDS (Left Chart)
CFDs on GOLD US$/OZ (TVC:GOLD) (OANDA:XAUUSD)
CFD stands for Contracts for Difference, with the difference being between where you enter a trade and where you exit. Simply put, when the position is closed, you’ll receive the profit or incur the loss on that difference. When you trade a CFD you’re speculating on the movement of the price only, rather than traditional stocks where you purchase a physical asset. You do not ever own any real gold bars.
🤓 CFD TRADE EXAMPLE
The price of gold is measured by its weight. Therefore, the price shows how much it costs for one ounce of gold in US dollars. For example, if the gold (XAUUSD) price is $1600.00, it means an ounce of gold is traded at US$1600.00. Similarly, the price of silver is its price per ounce in USD. If the silver (XAGUSD) price is 28.00, it means that an ounce of silver is traded at US$28.00.
If you have bought gold for $1600, you do not have an ounce of gold that you can hold, but you rather have the obligation to buy XAU at US$1600. When you close your position, you sell the XAU and close your exposure. If you sell it for $1605.00, you have made profit of $5 for every ounce (unit) of gold in your contract. The same concept applies to silver trading. If you have bought silver (XAGUSD) for $28.00 and sell at $28.50, you would have made a profit of $0.50 for every ounce of silver in your contract.
🤔 WHY TRADE CFDS?
If you’re looking to invest in the price movements of instruments, rather than purchasing physical assets
To take advantage of swift fluctuations in the underlying instrument or security. This is popular with short-term investors looking to profit from intra-day and overnight movements in the market
To take advantage of leverage and spread capital across a range of different instruments rather than tie it up in a single investment (note: this approach can increase risk)
As a risk management tool to hedge exposure
GOLD starting to see some strengthThe ASX:GOLD is starting to exhibit some good strength, I like buying into strength as the trend is more likely to continue than not...which is the opposite of what a lot of traders look for...(Buy Low (cheaply)/Sell High)
GOLD - (ETF) - 3 Patterns in PlayThe chart depicts 3 different patterns and along with the 50 and 200 MA makes support and resistance areas pretty clear. It is a wait and watch situation. I will wait for the weekly candle to close whilst my bias is a downturn to the $155 area and the 200 MA.
