Re: ⚠️ Gold reaches most overbought RSI level in history

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ChuChu Rocket wrote: Thu Dec 11, 2025 10:44 am At a glance it looks hard to see through the lines, but upon looking at the larger image I can see many of your lines are historic trend line structures!

I'm starting to understand your breakouts and how you are able to call those predictions over the past week! Nonetheless, very cool how this works for you. How long have you been drawing the lines for?
Hi, I mark structural errors manually and as for the lines, I have fully automated them with targets (which are still 60% correct - I'm working on it - that's why I'm sending photos from this test PC 1/8)... I'm sending what I'm working on... don't worry, my trading chart is clean with only dashboards about things I need and don't see on the chart.
learn to use the indicator first, then trade...
Betyx


Re: ⚠️ Gold reaches most overbought RSI level in history

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All structural errors marked in yellow
Edit: another short explanation about the targets, the targets are automatically drawn the other way around but the targets remain (so in an up trend, targets are drawn for bears and vice versa - you don't have to get there right away..../ the logic is to generate targets and according to the lines, or according to the structure, you should get to the targets.... when a group of targets is close to each other, always take the middle one.....
learn to use the indicator first, then trade...
Betyx

Re: ⚠️ Gold reaches most overbought RSI level in history

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I asked Google Gemini:

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In this M15 Gold chart, I have Woodie Pivot, 
Yesterday's Fibonacci High and Low, 
a FTLM histogram where you can check for divergences, 
Support and Resistance indicator
Please analyze the Elliott Wave of M15 chart
and it gave me this analysis.
I hope in the future, AI will improve and calculate better and better. :In Love:

It spells "Elliott" wrong so I guess it's not ready yet.

I asked it where's wave A? and it gave the second picture. :D
Based on the M15 Gold (XAU/USD) chart provided, here is an Elliott Wave analysis within the context of the technical indicators shown:

Elliott Wave Structural Analysis
The chart depicts a strong bullish trend characterized by a series of impulsive moves and corrective consolidations.

Wave (3) Impulse: The sharp vertical rise starting from the blue support zone near $4317 through the vertical line likely represents a powerful Third Wave (Wave 3) impulse. These are typically the longest and strongest waves in a cycle.

Wave (4) Correction: Following the initial peak, the price entered a sideways consolidation pattern between $4406 (F61.8%) and $4422 (F76.4%). This horizontal, choppy price action is characteristic of a Fourth Wave (Wave 4) correction.

Wave (5) Extension: The final leg up, breaking above "Yesterday HIGH (100.0%)" at $4449.20 and reaching the FE123.6% ($4475.42) level, suggests price is currently in or completing a Fifth Wave (Wave 5).

Indicator Convergence with Wave Theory
FTLM Histogram & Divergence:

Note that the most recent price peak at $4479.64 is accompanied by a lower peak in the green FTLM histogram compared to the Wave 3 momentum peak.

This is a classic bearish divergence, which often signals the exhaustion of a Wave 5 and the beginning of an ABC corrective phase.

Fibonacci Confluence: The current price is testing the FE 123.6% extension ($4475.42). Wave 5 extensions often terminate around the 123.6% or 161.8% Fibonacci expansion levels.

Pivot Points: Price has surged well past the WPP (Weekly Pivot Point) and the S1 level, indicating extreme bullish extension that often precedes a mean-reversion move.

Forward Outlook (Projected ABC Correction)
Given the bearish divergence on the FTLM and the reach into the 123.6% expansion zone, the market is likely approaching a transition from an impulsive cycle to a corrective cycle:

Wave A Target: An initial pullback likely targeting the previous Wave 4 consolidation area or the F61.8% level ($4406.76).

Support Zones: The blue shaded S&R zones between $4317 and $4338 remain the major long-term structural support should a deeper correction occur.
It does know how to use my favorite indicators. :In Love: