There’s a lot of hype right now around gold going “parabolic.” Whenever you see that kind of emotional narrative spreading fast, it’s usually a warning sign. In my view, when everyone starts expecting straight-line moves, market makers often look to do the opposite — engineer volatility, create liquidity grabs, and shake out late buyers before the real move continues. That doesn’t change my higher-timeframe bias. I’m still extremely bullish on XAUUSD. The macro backdrop remains supportive, and structurally gold continues to hold strength on pullbacks. However, bullish doesn’t mean reckless. Right now, patience is key: - I’m not chasing extended moves. - I’m waiting for liquidity to be taken. - I’m looking to scale into buys at key levels rather than enter all at once. - I want confirmation after volatility sweeps, not during the emotional spike. Stay disciplined. Let the market come to you. The goal isn’t to catch the top or bottom of the week — it’s to position with intention and manage risk like a professional. Patience pays.

EURUSD Trade Idea – Bullish Continuation The current outlook on EURUSD is to continue trading in line with the bullish trend. As outlined in this week’s roadmap, the market structure is still favoring the bullish side, meaning our primary focus is on looking for buying opportunities rather than selling into the trend. At the moment, we are waiting for clear confirmation before entering the trade. Placing a limit order at the current level would require a stop loss that is larger than preferred, which would reduce the quality of the risk-to-reward setup. Because of this, patience is the better approach. We are still within the Key Time Window (KTW) the first hour of the London session, which means there is still plenty of time for price to develop a cleaner setup. The goal now is to allow the market to form proper confirmation, potentially through structure development or a refined entry, which would allow for a smaller stop loss and a higher-quality trade opportunity.

Gold has been ranging since last Tuesday, so expecting a larger move to develop soon is a reasonable outlook. When markets remain in consolidation for several sessions, they often build liquidity on both sides of the range before eventually delivering a stronger expansion. However, it’s important to understand that Gold tends to behave differently when it is ranging. During these periods, price often moves back and forth within the range with the goal of trapping traders and collecting liquidity. Because of this behaviour, it’s important to approach the market with patience and caution, rather than trying to anticipate the breakout too early. The best approach in these conditions is to wait for clear confirmation once price induces into a marked Point of Interest (POI). This helps ensure that the market has completed the liquidity grab before committing to a trade. At the moment, Gold appears to be forming a Break-and-Test (B&T) setup, with price having recently mitigated a Smart Money Trap (SMT). This suggests that the market may be preparing for the next phase of movement, but confirmation is still needed. If price continues to respect the supply area and begins to move lower, the next step we would ideally want to see is the market trapping sellers and inducing into our POI. From there, we would wait for confirmation before entering the trade. Ideally, this confirmation would come in the form of a 2-leg protocol, which would allow for a tighter stop loss and more refined entry compared to waiting for a full Break of Structure (BOS). This approach helps improve the risk-to-reward potential while still maintaining confirmation that the market is ready to move. In ranging environments, patience is key. Allowing the market to complete the liquidity process and confirm direction can help avoid false moves and position you for the higher-probability setup when the real expansion begins. 📈

Due to the United States and Canada starting Daylight Saving Time today, while the UK does not change until 29th March, the New York trading window will temporarily shift. Normally, our KTW for the New York session is between the hours of 2:00–3:00 PM (UK time). However, until 29th March, the KTW will move forward by one hour, meaning the trading window will be 1:00–2:00 PM (UK time). After 29th March, the schedule will return to the usual 2:00–3:00 PM (UK time).

Last week was relatively slow for GOLD, with most of the focus being on USDCAD, which was the dominant pair. Coming into this week, the charts are looking much cleaner, especially on GOLD. We have seen a strong bearish push, but on the higher time frame we have not broken market structure. Instead, price has simply mitigated a demand zone and is now beginning to move higher. Since the mitigation of that demand, we have had around a month of price action, which has created a large amount of liquidity to be taken. I have marked out a target on GOLD, and with price being so close to the all-time highs, we could start working towards these targets this week, especially if we see an increase in volume. Patience Pays