Gold Futures Price Chart — MCX:GOLDJ2025

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GOLD: $4,000 Lost — Could $3,400 Be Next?My weekly bias on gold remains bearish following the break below the previous weekly swing low and the $3,950 support zone. I’m now watching whether this area turns into resistance, potentially opening the way toward the demand zone around $3,350–3,450. Since the early-year peak, gold has developed

by EdgeTradingJourney

Deep Dive into Order Flow & Options OI : 3 NOV 2026 📌 Deep Dive into Order Flow & Options OI: The Liquidity Map Tracking Smart Money in Gold (MGC1!) In trading Gold Futures (GC1! / MGC1!) using Smart Money Concepts (SMC), the primary objective is not merely identifying standard candlestick patterns or traditional support and resistance levels. Inste

by ThePugTrader

How to Pair Trade with Futures (S&P 500, Oil, Gold & More)Pair trading is one of the cleanest ways to express a view without relying on outright market direction. Instead of asking “will the market go up or down?”, you’re asking: which asset will outperform the other? In futures, that edge becomes even sharper. 📌 What Is Pair Trading? You go long on o

by Plus500US

Gold Bears Eye $3,880 as $4,000 Resistance Looms Gold prices broke decisively below 4,000 last week – killing off my assumption that bulls were quietly accumulating above that level. While prices recouped some of those losses on Monday, they remain below 4,000 – making it a pivotal level for traders over the near term. The 1-hour chart shows pric

by StoneX Trading

Will Gold Futures Redefine Global Wealth in 2026?Geopolitics and Geostrategy Global fragmentation has transformed gold futures into indispensable instruments of sovereign statecraft. Central banks keep accumulating physical bullion at a strong pace to counter sanctions risks. Developing nations actively establish alternative payment architectures

by the5erstrading

Gold in 10 year cycle 10-year cycle of Gold - Range square of Time and price in Gold - Current price is at a 2X1 angle from the low of November 2015. Can expect some sort of relief rally from this point, but it may be only a relief rally. Wait and watch

by TonyAntonyec7e4d513a504479

All precious metal attractors are much lower All attractors/repulsors are much lower. GC: SI: PL: HG: ________________________________________________________ The last ML for Gold is so far away I can't even fit it on the chart. We're talking from 2008 to today: The TL starting at P1 connects with current prices: It hits t

by Principlesofmathprob

Gold (GC) Analysis, Key-Zones, Setup for Fri (Nov 06)Bias: The December gold contract settled at 4,113.5 on Thursday, up 40.5 or 0.99 percent, after trading between 4,155.8 and 4,067.0, a higher high and a higher low against Wednesday and the second consecutive higher settle. The 4,113.5 settle is the highest since 10/21/26, and it is the first settl

by MyAlgoIndex

Gold (GC) Analysis, Key-Zones, Setup for Wed (Nov 04)Bias: Updated at 10:15 PM ET Tuesday for the overnight session. The December gold contract settled at 3,940.4 on Tuesday, down 29.2 or 0.74 percent, after trading between 3,981.7 and 3,904.1. Tuesday printed a higher high and a higher low against Monday, but the settle gave back 29.2 of Monday's 70

by MyAlgoIndex

Gold: Bearish, Heading To The Swing Low In this Weekly Market Forecast, we will analyze Gold for the week of Oct 26-30th. Gold is leaning bearish to start the week as it trades below the key $4,000-per-ounce threshold (around $4,002.70). Market direction this week heavily hinges on a packed calendar featuring interest rate decisions fro

by RT_Money

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The nearest expiration date for GOLDJ2025 is Apr 4, 2025.

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• Forward curve: Differences between contract prices can help identify market structure, including contango and backwardation

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