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Weekly review: XAUUSD, #SP500, #BRENT | November 13, 2026 XAUUSD: BUY 4129.25, SL 4090.25, TP 4211.25 The Freshforex birthday celebration continues! To celebrate our 22nd anniversary, we are offering: Swap-free trading until the end of the month! A 220% drawdown bonus from $220! Double cashback — up to $40 per lot! Gold rose at the start of the week as oil declined amid more restrained US statements regarding Iran. Lower oil prices reduce inflation concerns and may ease pressure from high yields on the metal. However, October US employment growth of 165k strengthened expectations for a December rate hike by the Federal Reserve. US consumer price data will be released on Tuesday, and producer price data on Friday. Moderate price growth could help gold hold onto part of Monday's gains and continue its recovery if bond yields fall. An acceleration in core inflation could revive demand for the dollar and derail this scenario. Trading idea: BUY 4129.25, SL 4090.25, TP 4211.25 #SP500: SELL 7426, SL 7516, TP 7219 The S&P 500 lost 2.7% last week, although tech stocks partially recovered on Friday. On Thursday, Applied Materials' results and outlook will help determine whether chipmakers' demand for equipment remains strong. A weak forecast could intensify doubts that AI infrastructure investments will yield the expected profits. Actual results and estimates for companies yet to report indicate that S&P 500 earnings grew 31.4% year-on-year in the third quarter. This provides support for equities. However, strong US employment supports rate hike expectations, and expensive borrowing limits recovery potential. While the market awaits inflation data and new corporate forecasts, the risk of further declines remains higher. Trading idea: SELL 7426, SL 7516, TP 7219 #BRENT: SELL 97.16, SL 99.66, TP 92.16 Oil starts the week lower following Donald Trump's statement that new strikes on Iran are unlikely as negotiations progress. For the market, this reduces the risk of new export disruptions. According to JPMorgan, global supply already exceeded demand by 1.4 million barrels per day in October, increasing downward pressure on prices as supply threat fears subside. On Thursday, the IEA's World Oil Market Outlook and US inventory data will be released. Rising inventories would strengthen the downside scenario, while a significant drawdown could slow it. After last week's sharp drop, some de-escalation expectations are already priced in. New disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz could quickly bring back the risk premium. Trading idea: SELL 97.16, SL 99.66, TP 92.16 Up to $20 per lot with real funds - get guaranteed income by joining the promotion Cashback! You can find more analytical information on our website.

Fundamental Market Analysis for November 9, 2026 GBPUSD GBPUSD: The Freshforex birthday celebration continues! To celebrate our 22nd anniversary, we are offering: Swap-free trading until the end of the month! A 220% drawdown bonus from $220! Double cashback — up to $40 per lot! The pound starts the week with support from the Bank of England's decision: the regulator raised the interest rate to 4%, and all nine committee members voted for tightening. One member had proposed a larger step. However, the regulator currently sees few signs that rising energy costs have translated into broader price and wage growth. The drop in oil prices amid Iran negotiations weakens the argument for an imminent further rate hike. The US report provides the market with a fresh reason to reassess rate expectations. Average hourly earnings in the US rose by 0.4% month-on-month in October, and job growth significantly exceeded expectations. This combination strengthened expectations of a Fed rate hike in December. For the pound, this limits support from the UK decision, especially since the market has already reacted to it last week. The pound may retain some of the morning recovery if improved sentiment in equity markets continues and demand for the dollar weakens. A sharper decline in energy prices could also support British assets through expectations of reduced pressure on household incomes. As long as the advantage remains with the dollar, the trade idea suggests a decline in GBPUSD. Trade idea: SELL 1.3370, SL 1.3395, TP 1.3310 Up to $20 per lot with real funds - get guaranteed income by joining the promotion Cashback! You can find more analytical information on our website.

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I just lurk here, I probably don't meet the criteria, but figured I would ask. I can be more active if added to VIP.

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A "tick" refers to the smallest possible price change in a market. Defining the "tick" for Gold, Silver, and Copper charts based on current prices: For Gold, Silver, and Copper charts, it is important to distinguish between two concepts: Tick Size: The smallest permitted price change within a trading contract. Current Price: The prevailing market price, which is subject to constant change. Important Note: The tick size does not change as the price of Gold, Silver, or Copper fluctuates; rather, it is determined by the specific contract type and the trading market. To apply the Gann method, one must determine the value of a single tick (in terms of price units) and then multiply it by the relevant ratio—such as 1×1, 2×1, or 8×1. Gold (GC) $4,074.90 USD per troy ounce One tick = $0.10 Silver (SI) $51.97 USD per troy ounce; last observed price on November 6 One tick = $0.005

I didn't read Mikula's book, but if tick is price, then you can set scale (timeprice ratio) in optuma to achieve the same. read this Using the Time/Price Ratio to Scale a Chart | Optuma Knowledge Base

These two are different (scale/tics); in his book, Mr. Mikula uses "ticks" rather than a scale. Do you have any ideas regarding this?

@setare - you can set scale in optuma, the right bottom corner.

Unfortunately, I also had a lot of trouble with version 2, and it didn't work well for me either. I use version 1.6 offline.

Ok, Glad to see Optuma works at your end. It does not work at my end. Earlier i was able to make it run, but exact steps etc not noted and no longer it works at my end something i am not following exactly. I guess, first installing 1.6 and later upgrade to version 2 could make it possible, but i am bit scared now to keep experimenting on my new PC

Dear friend, I just saw your message.I haven't been around for quite a while. Yes, we are still interested in purchasing. However, if one more person joins us, we will proceed with the purchase immediately and close this Topic.

Hello, I was waiting for someone to make a purchase on that site, but no purchase has been made yet. The downside of this site is that even if we had paid months ago, we would still be waiting; in fact, our money might remain on the site for several more months. There are three of us now, and each person needs to pay $10.42. Does anyone have any ideas on how to handle this purchase? Is there anyone who could register on the site so that I can transfer the funds to their wallet (Tether USDT )? @monkeybusiness @HappyHarry3

Dear friend FFRT , thank you very much; that was very kind of you. Galactic Trader is very difficult to use; you have to input MetaStock data, and I couldn't find anything in the software's manual regarding the relationship between the prices and the longitudinal positions of the planets. Furthermore, there is no feature by the name of "Londitude Angle " in the software Optuma—only the items listed below (Gann planetary line /Planetary Fan )—none of which include calculations for the interaction between two planets (like jupiter/saturn Average (See the first image in the post.) . It seems to me that Optima lacks the capability to generate this "Mikula" chart pattern, though it is possible that I am simply not well-informed enough. If any of you happen to find out more about this in the future, please post a message here. Thanks

Also check Galactic Trader https://www.4shared.com/zip/tDVf0IhS/Fibonacci_Galactic_Trader_40_R.html When Optuma 1.6 was shared by someone, that RE had also shared the latest Fibonacci Galactic Trader also

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I couldn't find the specific indicator used to plot this type of chart, even in the version dear FFRT sent. However, this indicator is somewhat similar. https://www.tradingview.com/script/EksWr4T1-Price-and-Longitude-Angles/