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Trading versus investing in Gold![]() Gold is a popular alternative investment, offering stability during market volatility or economic uncertainty. Investors can buy physical gold, exchange-traded funds, futures contracts, or shares of mining companies. Global gold holdings exceed 215,000 metric tons, valued at over $25 trillion. Gold prices often rise amid inflation fears, currency instability, or geopolitical tensions, making it useful for hedging against risk and falling interest rates. However, factors influencing gold are varied, so its price can be unpredictable despite its safe-haven reputation. Inflation-adjusted interest rates are closely monitored to anticipate price movements. When you have such big moves in the markets like Gold, overleveraged investors have the highest propensity to bail out of their positions. Swing or position traders are always at risk of having the markets jump ahead of them and pullback without warning. Such pullbacks which aren't necessarily “market corrections” are referred to as a “liquidation break” and the term refers to a sudden and steep drop in market prices, triggered by a wave of forced selling from traders with excessive leverage. This rapid sell-off causes a "break" in the market and typically removes the newest and most vulnerable leveraged positions. Unlike a broader market correction—which reflects a deeper and more sustained change in market sentiment—a liquidation break is usually fast and short-lived. Is one possible with Gold now that we are comfortably perched over 4000/ounce? It is the reason, services like ours exist. We use various technical measurements which allows us to gauge how algorithmic trading will potentially traverse a price move of this magnitude. We include orderflow studies and we show you how to truly trade these markets versus overleveraging and holding positions into potential liquidations. Here is a sample set results from our “regular trading hours” only trading of December Gold futures. Do you want to know what tomorrow or for that matter, tonight's futures session might hold in terms of a move in Gold futures prices? Come visit us at https://www.tradeguidance.com and fill out a contact form. Tell us about your own style of trading and your experience, among other things, trading precious metals. We assure you that we will do nothing but improve your investment bottom-line over time. We need to hear your story, so we can assess your hidden potential to begin trading actively with us and avoiding the general investment pitfalls. Meanwhile, we suggest you stay out of all those Substacks and Social Media posts which promise you actionable alerts which honestly never deliver to what they promise. Today's trades ![]()
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