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I am a professional Forex trader and Money manager hailing from Bangladesh, with a trading background that spans back to 2015.
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►► Peace (MT5) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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►► Steady Source (MT5) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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►► Two Percent (MT4) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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News about Steady Source signal
Dear subscribers, I'm going to withdraw $10000 profit from my account. I will reduce my lot size that's why it will not hamper your lot size for copying my future trades
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2023.11.30
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2024.01.12
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XAU/USD to see strength back to $1,968, then $2,063/2,075 record highs – Credit Suisse
Gold has achieved Credit Suise’s target/support zone at $1,900/1,890, and the bank looks for a floor here.
A weekly close below $1,862 would be seen to reinforce the longer-term sideways range.
Gold has achieved our target of price support and the 38.2% retracement of the 2022/2023 uptrend at $1,900/1,890. With the key rising 200-DMA seen not far below $1,862, our bias remains for a major floor to be found here.
We thus look for $1,862 to hold on a closing basis for strength back to the 55-DMA at $1,968 initially, then a retest of major resistance at the $2,063/2,075 record highs. We still stay biased to an eventual break to new record highs later in the year, which would then be seen to open the door to a move above $2,300.
A weekly close below $1,862 though would be seen to reinforce the longer-term sideways range, and a fall to support next at $1,810/05.
Gold has achieved Credit Suise’s target/support zone at $1,900/1,890, and the bank looks for a floor here.
A weekly close below $1,862 would be seen to reinforce the longer-term sideways range.
Gold has achieved our target of price support and the 38.2% retracement of the 2022/2023 uptrend at $1,900/1,890. With the key rising 200-DMA seen not far below $1,862, our bias remains for a major floor to be found here.
We thus look for $1,862 to hold on a closing basis for strength back to the 55-DMA at $1,968 initially, then a retest of major resistance at the $2,063/2,075 record highs. We still stay biased to an eventual break to new record highs later in the year, which would then be seen to open the door to a move above $2,300.
A weekly close below $1,862 though would be seen to reinforce the longer-term sideways range, and a fall to support next at $1,810/05.
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Three reasons to buy Gold now – UBS
Gold remains 8.2% higher since the start of this year, and economists at UBS think it is likely to break its all-time high later this year with multiple mid- to longer-term drivers.
1. Central bank demand should remain robust
“Central banks are on track to buy around 700 metric tons of Gold this year, much higher than the average since 2010 of below 500 metric tons. We think this trend of central bank buying is likely to continue amid heightened geopolitical risks and elevated inflation.”
2. Broad US Dollar weakness supports Gold
“The direction of a weakening USD is clear, we believe the reduction in US yield carry will continue to weigh on the greenback. Gold has historically performed well when the US Dollar softens due to their strong negative correlation, and we see another round of USD weakness over the next 6-12 months.”
3. Rising US recession risks may prompt safe-haven flows
“Recent data coming out of the US showed the country’s growth is slowing. Tighter credit conditions, evidenced by the Fed’s latest Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey, are also likely to weigh on growth and corporate profits. Based on data since 1980, Gold’s relative performance versus the S&P 500 improved significantly during US recessions.”
Gold remains 8.2% higher since the start of this year, and economists at UBS think it is likely to break its all-time high later this year with multiple mid- to longer-term drivers.
1. Central bank demand should remain robust
“Central banks are on track to buy around 700 metric tons of Gold this year, much higher than the average since 2010 of below 500 metric tons. We think this trend of central bank buying is likely to continue amid heightened geopolitical risks and elevated inflation.”
2. Broad US Dollar weakness supports Gold
“The direction of a weakening USD is clear, we believe the reduction in US yield carry will continue to weigh on the greenback. Gold has historically performed well when the US Dollar softens due to their strong negative correlation, and we see another round of USD weakness over the next 6-12 months.”
3. Rising US recession risks may prompt safe-haven flows
“Recent data coming out of the US showed the country’s growth is slowing. Tighter credit conditions, evidenced by the Fed’s latest Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey, are also likely to weigh on growth and corporate profits. Based on data since 1980, Gold’s relative performance versus the S&P 500 improved significantly during US recessions.”
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Sarowar Jahan
Signal Name: Two Percent
Link: https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/1718386
10-month profitable track record with a max drawdown of 5%. Only suitable for big investors.
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10-month profitable track record with a max drawdown of 5%. Only suitable for big investors.
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2023.02.24
salam kenal master trader sangat bagus tradingnya (Greetings master trader very good trading)
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Signal Name: Steady Source
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Signal Name: Peace
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News about Peace signal
Subscribers of Peace, I intend to withdraw some of my profits. It is advisable for you to do the same, starting with your initial deposit as a minimum
Sarowar Jahan
Signal Name: Steady Source
Link: https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/1722050
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Now "Steady Source" is in the 1st position on the Reliability list.
Signal Name: Steady Source
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Signal Name: Steady Source
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USD: 3 Narratives Supporting A Stronger USD Into Year-End - ING
ING Research maintains a bullish bias on the USD over the coming weeks.
"Last week’s action in the FX market conveyed a clear message that it is too early to turn more structurally bearish on the dollar or bullish on pro-cyclical currencies. This week, markets may find further confirmation that this is the case, with a few key threads to follow.
First, US CPI figures on Thursday should show a decline (we estimate from 8.3% to 8.1%) in headline inflation caused primarily by lower gasoline prices, but at the same time an acceleration in the core rate (we estimate from 6.3% to 6.5%), mainly driven by housing costs and recreation prices," ING notes.
"Second, Fed communication. A 75bp hike for November and a 4.60-4.70% peak rate are now in the price, but additional hawkish comments – if backed by an inflation surprise for example – could encourage markets to speculate on larger hikes or a more prolonged tightening cycle.
Third, geopolitical and energy market developments. There have been signs over the weekend that any optimism over an imminent de-escalation in the Ukraine conflict may be misplaced.
A re-test of the 114.76 September high in DXY is our base case over the next few days," ING adds.
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ING Research maintains a bullish bias on the USD over the coming weeks.
"Last week’s action in the FX market conveyed a clear message that it is too early to turn more structurally bearish on the dollar or bullish on pro-cyclical currencies. This week, markets may find further confirmation that this is the case, with a few key threads to follow.
First, US CPI figures on Thursday should show a decline (we estimate from 8.3% to 8.1%) in headline inflation caused primarily by lower gasoline prices, but at the same time an acceleration in the core rate (we estimate from 6.3% to 6.5%), mainly driven by housing costs and recreation prices," ING notes.
"Second, Fed communication. A 75bp hike for November and a 4.60-4.70% peak rate are now in the price, but additional hawkish comments – if backed by an inflation surprise for example – could encourage markets to speculate on larger hikes or a more prolonged tightening cycle.
Third, geopolitical and energy market developments. There have been signs over the weekend that any optimism over an imminent de-escalation in the Ukraine conflict may be misplaced.
A re-test of the 114.76 September high in DXY is our base case over the next few days," ING adds.
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News about Peace signal
I will increase my subscription fee from $30 to $40 after 15 days. Then it will stay at $40 for a long period of time
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News about Steady Source signal
I will increase my subscription fee from $30 to $40 after 15 days. Then it will stay at $40 for a long period of time
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Published MetaTrader 5 signal
Thanks for your interest in " Steady Source ". I have been actively involved in trading since 2015. My trading approach primarily revolves around identifying reversal patterns on a daily and weekly basis. While I don't typically employ 'Stop Loss' or 'Take Profit' orders, I do exit trades when the initial reasons for entering them no longer hold true. It is important to note that some trades may be held for extended periods, spanning weeks or even months. This is a deliberate part of my trading
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Published MetaTrader 4 signal
Thanks for your interest in "Two Percent". This signal is only for BIG INVESTORS. Do not subscribe with small balance. I have been trading since 2015. I usually trade on reversal patterns on a Daily and Weekly basis. I usually don't use 'Stop Loss' or 'Take Profit' on my trades but I do take losses when my initial trading reason has changed. There will be some trades held for long periods of time like weeks even months. Don't worry it's part of my trading system. I don't use martingale or
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Now there is only Local Bank withdrawal option available. Other methods are gone. Is it permanent?
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EUR/USD: The Winter Is Coming; Expecting EUR/USD To Fall Towards 0.90 This Winter - Nomura
Nomura Research maintains a core bearish bias on EUR/USD into year-end.
"The inflation figures will take full focus in Europe next week. We expect a further rise in euro area HICP inflation in August, but expect the rise to be less sharp than previous increases. Naturally, for the market watching energy prices soar higher the question is how quickly will this feed through to CPI inflation with government subsidies making CPI inflaton artificially low for now. This is why euro area producer prices may stand out more as a true reflection of price pressures and are also our preferred metric for calculating EUR’s fair value," Nomura notes.
"We expect EUR/USD to fall to 0.90 this winter, inflation to climb further to multi-decade highs before peaking, GDP to decline over the coming year and the ECB first to raise rates in response to higher inflation, and then cut next year as the energy-induced recession continues," Nomura adds.
Nomura Research maintains a core bearish bias on EUR/USD into year-end.
"The inflation figures will take full focus in Europe next week. We expect a further rise in euro area HICP inflation in August, but expect the rise to be less sharp than previous increases. Naturally, for the market watching energy prices soar higher the question is how quickly will this feed through to CPI inflation with government subsidies making CPI inflaton artificially low for now. This is why euro area producer prices may stand out more as a true reflection of price pressures and are also our preferred metric for calculating EUR’s fair value," Nomura notes.
"We expect EUR/USD to fall to 0.90 this winter, inflation to climb further to multi-decade highs before peaking, GDP to decline over the coming year and the ECB first to raise rates in response to higher inflation, and then cut next year as the energy-induced recession continues," Nomura adds.
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EUR: Any Uptick On An Upward Surprise In EA CPI This Week Should Be Viewed As Opportunities To Sell - Barclays
Barclays Research discusses the EUR outlook and maintains a bearish bias over the coming weeks.
"This week, we expect Euro Area CPI (Wed) to grind further higher, with headline printing at 9.1% y/y (cf 9.0%, prev 8.9%) and core at 4.2% y/y (cf 4.1%, prev 4.0%), driven mainly by resilient consumer demand and the ongoing surge in food and energy prices. Markets are now pricing 50% chance of a 75bp hike by the ECB at its September meeting, following news that some GC members want to discuss a 75bp hike at the meeting. 1 Speaker, including Lane (Mon, dove), Vasle (Tue, hawk), Holzmann (Tue, hawk) et al, and Centeno (Thu, dove), could shed more light on the September decision before the ECB enters its blackout period after Friday," Barclays notes.
"An upward surprise in EA CPI, or hawkish comments from ECB doves, would likely push rates pricing up. But any resultant rallies in EUR are likely to be temporary, and should be viewed as opportunities to fade, in our view," Barclays adds.
Barclays Research discusses the EUR outlook and maintains a bearish bias over the coming weeks.
"This week, we expect Euro Area CPI (Wed) to grind further higher, with headline printing at 9.1% y/y (cf 9.0%, prev 8.9%) and core at 4.2% y/y (cf 4.1%, prev 4.0%), driven mainly by resilient consumer demand and the ongoing surge in food and energy prices. Markets are now pricing 50% chance of a 75bp hike by the ECB at its September meeting, following news that some GC members want to discuss a 75bp hike at the meeting. 1 Speaker, including Lane (Mon, dove), Vasle (Tue, hawk), Holzmann (Tue, hawk) et al, and Centeno (Thu, dove), could shed more light on the September decision before the ECB enters its blackout period after Friday," Barclays notes.
"An upward surprise in EA CPI, or hawkish comments from ECB doves, would likely push rates pricing up. But any resultant rallies in EUR are likely to be temporary, and should be viewed as opportunities to fade, in our view," Barclays adds.
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