Gold is showing decelerating downward trendlines, a technical pattern that often precedes a strong upside reversal. $GLD $GDX Comex gold settled near $4,028, holding right above $3,900 support. It remains below its 200-day moving average, and the Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady. A decisive breakout above the latest trendline remains the primary trigger for a sustained rally. Among gold miners, Seeking Alpha's Quant Rating grades Barrick Gold ($B) the top miner against sector peers. Is gold about to break out?

Gold's prolonged slump is showing signs of exhaustion, with trendlines flattening into a potential upside reversal pattern. $GLD $GDX After pulling back from its late August peak near $4,700, front-month Comex gold fell to ~$4,028. Gold technicals: 50-day average = $4,300 Relative strength index = 39.67, indicating selling fatigue Fibonacci retracement level = $3,900 The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday while acknowledging resilient economic activity despite persistent inflation. Seeking Alpha's top-rated gold miner is Barrick ($B), supported by strong valuation and revenue growth metrics. Seeking Alpha Quant Rating for Barrick Gold: Buy. Does the next trendline test decide gold's multi-month trajectory?

GC at first upside level. I don't have success with sloping trendlines being broken, but DO pay attention when the last swing high or low is taken out from formations. Cramer's BUY BUY BUY button at work in the markets right now. Even DE coming back up into gap area.

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From 2000 onward, every US general election was branded as 'the most important election in our lifetimes,' but it turned out to be true this time. This is the AGI, and on current trendlines, the ASI presidency. If so, the decisions made now will echo throughout human history.

I've had 100+ people dm me asking for trading tips, what indicators I use, what "system" I use etc I wish so badly that there was some secret system or tool I could tell (or sell 😏) you, but the real answer is extremely disappointing. On my @HyperliquidX account, I don't use special custom indicators. I don't set stop losses or have predefined R:R, I don't use automation or algos, I don't know what ICT stands for, I don't look at order flow, I don't have a 16 screen setup I spend all day looking at, I don't draw trendlines or do TA. This is pure discretionary click trading. I have the stock 2 moving averages and volume as my indicators. I trade off a laptop for probably an hour a day. I'm not long only but mostly longs and hedges for spot. I have a relatively low ratio of volume traded to PNL. My "system" is only trading less than a dozen coins I fundamentally and deeply understand. I research obsessively and only take trade setups where I think there's clear edge or informational asymmetry. I've staked 100,000 $HYPE since TGE for fee discounts. I only long coins that I think are fundamentally underpriced and would be happy to become a "community member" on. I set limit bids where I think loser 🏳️‍🌈🐻 will panic sell them, and I set limit asks where I think suckers will fomo buy them. My "system" is probably less intricate or sophisticated than most of yours. My only advice is that you should probably be trading way less, and reading way more. DefiLlama pages, governance proposals, macro news, interviews with founders, community TG/Discords. You can't trade your way out of bad idea generation, but you can make up for poor execution with good ideas.

Anytime I see someone coming at @toritrades for trading with trend lines, I laugh. I don’t know what course she sells, what she charges for it, or whether it’s worth buying. I don’t get a commission, and I don’t really give a shit. This isn’t an endorsement of her business. It’s an endorsement of the tool everyone keeps mocking. Trend lines are responsible for roughly 50% of the results you’ve seen me produce. Go back through the last 10 years of price action. If you know how to draw trend lines and, more importantly, have defined rules behind how you draw them, nearly every major bottom will have some relationship to one. The problem isn’t trend lines. The problem is drawing them arbitrarily, having no system behind them, and then blaming the tool when your crayon doesn’t predict the future. Tori and I may not draw them the same way. We may have completely different rules. But I want to make one thing clear: A systematic approach to trend lines is responsible for half of what you’ve watched me accomplish. So keep talking shit about Tori and her trend lines. The people who understand them will keep laughing all the way to the bank. #DayTrading# #FuturesTrading# #TrendLines# #TechnicalAnalysis# #MarketStructure# #TradingEducation#