Following gold's dramatic events and solid gains, Wall Street bulls have regained their dominance. Six experts predict further price increases next week, while only one predicts a decline and the remaining three anticipate sideways movement. Meanwhile, an online poll received 188 votes, with the majority of regular investors remaining bullish, with 129 predicting an increase, only 23 anticipating a decline, and the remaining 36 predicting a period of volatile consolidation. This consensus reflects market confidence in gold's safe-haven properties, particularly amid global uncertainty.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Following gold's dramatic events and solid gains, Wall Street bulls have regained their dominance. Six experts predict further price increases next week, while only one predicts a decline and the remaining three anticipate sideways movement. Meanwhile, an online poll received 188 votes, with the majority of regular investors remaining bullish, with 129 predicting an increase, only 23 anticipating a decline, and the remaining 36 predicting a period of volatile consolidation. This consensus reflects market confidence in gold's safe-haven properties, particularly amid global uncertainty.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

here may even be speculation that the Fed may cut interest rates more aggressively than we previously anticipated. The Federal Reserve has an 89% chance of a rate cut at its September meeting, with a 58 basis point reduction by year-end. While the US dollar index rose on Friday, Osborne said it could be consolidating, with no new news driving the index's direction. The index closed up 0.21% at 98.19, but fell about 0.5% last week.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

here may even be speculation that the Fed may cut interest rates more aggressively than we previously anticipated. The Federal Reserve has an 89% chance of a rate cut at its September meeting, with a 58 basis point reduction by year-end. While the US dollar index rose on Friday, Osborne said it could be consolidating, with no new news driving the index's direction. The index closed up 0.21% at 98.19, but fell about 0.5% last week.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

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1. Be cautious with unsolicited calls, emails, or messages. Verify the sender's identity before responding. 2. Never share personal or financial information with unknown individuals or websites. 3. Use strong, unique passwords for all accounts, and enable two-factor authentication. 4. Keep your software and operating system up-to-date with the latest security patches. 5. Use reputable antivirus software and a firewall. 6. Be wary of links or attachments from unknown sources. 7. Research companies and individuals before making transactions. 8. Monitor your accounts and credit reports regularly. 9. Don't fall for "too good to be true" offers or guaranteed investments. 10. Trust your instincts; if something feels off, it probably is.

December U.S. gold futures were steady at $3,454.1, having earlier hit a record high of $3,534.10. The spread between U.S. gold futures and spot gold widened, now at $57, having earlier reached over $100. Spot gold was steady at $3,396.8 per ounce, but rose 1% last week.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

December U.S. gold futures were steady at $3,454.1, having earlier hit a record high of $3,534.10. The spread between U.S. gold futures and spot gold widened, now at $57, having earlier reached over $100. Spot gold was steady at $3,396.8 per ounce, but rose 1% last week.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Among the gainers, Expedia rose 4.1% after raising its full-year forecast for gross bookings and revenue growth.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Among the gainers, Expedia rose 4.1% after raising its full-year forecast for gross bookings and revenue growth.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Apple climbed 4.2%, adding to its 13.3% gain last week, its largest weekly percentage gain since 2020. US President Trump announced on Wednesday that Apple would invest an additional $100 billion in the US, bringing its total commitment over the next four years to $600 billion. The S&P 500's technology and communications services sectors led the gains, reaching new closing highs.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Apple climbed 4.2%, adding to its 13.3% gain last week, its largest weekly percentage gain since 2020. US President Trump announced on Wednesday that Apple would invest an additional $100 billion in the US, bringing its total commitment over the next four years to $600 billion. The S&P 500's technology and communications services sectors led the gains, reaching new closing highs.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

US stocks closed higher on Friday, with the Nasdaq hitting a record high for the second consecutive day. Tech stocks like Apple rose, and as investors remained optimistic about potential interest rate cuts, all three major indexes saw significant gains last week.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

US stocks closed higher on Friday, with the Nasdaq hitting a record high for the second consecutive day. Tech stocks like Apple rose, and as investors remained optimistic about potential interest rate cuts, all three major indexes saw significant gains last week.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

On the downside, key support lies near the 50-day moving average at $3,349, followed by the 100-day moving average at $3,289. A break below these levels could undermine the current bullish structure.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

On the downside, key support lies near the 50-day moving average at $3,349, followed by the 100-day moving average at $3,289. A break below these levels could undermine the current bullish structure.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart is at 57, in neutral territory, indicating neutral to mildly bullish momentum. Meanwhile, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator remains positive, with the MACD line above its signal line, suggesting improving momentum. However, the Average Directional Index (ADX) remains low, suggesting a lack of strength in the current trend.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart is at 57, in neutral territory, indicating neutral to mildly bullish momentum. Meanwhile, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator remains positive, with the MACD line above its signal line, suggesting improving momentum. However, the Average Directional Index (ADX) remains low, suggesting a lack of strength in the current trend.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

Spot gold remains capped below the key resistance level of $3,400, with bears continuing to defend this psychological barrier. After hitting a two-week high of $3,409 early Friday, gold prices have struggled to maintain upward momentum. Price action remains consistent with a broader ascending triangle pattern, although this pattern weakened slightly last week when gold briefly broke below the rising trendline.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Spot gold remains capped below the key resistance level of $3,400, with bears continuing to defend this psychological barrier. After hitting a two-week high of $3,409 early Friday, gold prices have struggled to maintain upward momentum. Price action remains consistent with a broader ascending triangle pattern, although this pattern weakened slightly last week when gold briefly broke below the rising trendline.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The decline found strong buying support above the 100-day simple moving average (SMA) at $3,289, helping bulls regain their footing and maintaining the overall bullish structure.#BrokerEvaluation

The decline found strong buying support above the 100-day simple moving average (SMA) at $3,289, helping bulls regain their footing and maintaining the overall bullish structure.#BrokerEvaluation

A daily close above the $3,400-3,410 area is crucial for bulls, potentially opening the way for a move towards $3,450, with all-time highs around $3,500 also returning to view.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

A daily close above the $3,400-3,410 area is crucial for bulls, potentially opening the way for a move towards $3,450, with all-time highs around $3,500 also returning to view.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

The move is expected to increase pressure on Switzerland, one of the world's largest precious metals trading centers, exporting approximately $61.5 billion in gold to the United States annually. It's another blow to Switzerland, which already faces a 39% tariff on a variety of exports under the Trump administration's reciprocal trade measures.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The move is expected to increase pressure on Switzerland, one of the world's largest precious metals trading centers, exporting approximately $61.5 billion in gold to the United States annually. It's another blow to Switzerland, which already faces a 39% tariff on a variety of exports under the Trump administration's reciprocal trade measures.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Market Drivers: A stabilizing dollar, rebounding yields, and risk appetite boosted equities. The US dollar index (DXY) held steady above 98.00 on Friday, but remained near a two-week low.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Market Drivers: A stabilizing dollar, rebounding yields, and risk appetite boosted equities. The US dollar index (DXY) held steady above 98.00 on Friday, but remained near a two-week low.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Gold is supported by concerns about the economic impact of U.S. tariffs, persistent inflationary pressures, and growing market expectations for a September rate cut by the Federal Reserve. However, a slight rebound in the US dollar, relatively stable US Treasury yields, and a general risk-on sentiment in global stock markets limited further gains in gold prices.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#BrokerEvaluation

Gold is supported by concerns about the economic impact of U.S. tariffs, persistent inflationary pressures, and growing market expectations for a September rate cut by the Federal Reserve. However, a slight rebound in the US dollar, relatively stable US Treasury yields, and a general risk-on sentiment in global stock markets limited further gains in gold prices.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#BrokerEvaluation

Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean speculators increased their net short position by 23,863 contracts to 116,230.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) soybean speculators increased their net short position by 23,863 contracts to 116,230.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The net short position in the British pound was 33,303 contracts; the net short position in the Swiss franc was 27,377 contracts; and the net long position in the Japanese yen was 82,006 contracts. Speculators' short positions in the US dollar fell to a four-month low.#BrokerEvaluation#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

The net short position in the British pound was 33,303 contracts; the net short position in the Swiss franc was 27,377 contracts; and the net long position in the Japanese yen was 82,006 contracts. Speculators' short positions in the US dollar fell to a four-month low.#BrokerEvaluation#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

Speculators reduced their net short position in Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) U.S. Treasury futures by 363 contracts to 110,440 contracts. Speculators increased their net short position #SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Speculators reduced their net short position in Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) U.S. Treasury futures by 363 contracts to 110,440 contracts. Speculators increased their net short position #SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Equity fund speculators reduced their net short position in S&P 500 futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) by 40,918 contracts to 322,114 contracts.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Equity fund speculators reduced their net short position in S&P 500 futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) by 40,918 contracts to 322,114 contracts.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

in 5-year U.S. Treasury bond futures by 24,994 contracts to 2,536,877 contracts; their net short position in 10-year U.S. Treasury bond futures increased by 63,204 contracts to 959,834 contracts; and their net short position in 2-year U.S. Treasury bond futures increased by 122,286 contracts to 1,325,523 contracts.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

in 5-year U.S. Treasury bond futures by 24,994 contracts to 2,536,877 contracts; their net short position in 10-year U.S. Treasury bond futures increased by 63,204 contracts to 959,834 contracts; and their net short position in 2-year U.S. Treasury bond futures increased by 122,286 contracts to 1,325,523 contracts.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation