#Gold $Gold
Next Breakout will trigger above $1891
for $1960 around https://t.co/JG9dlhTj64
Another BO#Gold $GOLD
— Anand Luhar (@anand_luhar) May 17, 2021
Ride the strength \U0001f60a\U0001f947 https://t.co/BbqJK1xW1E
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Last Akshay Tritiya, had written the below thread 🧵 on which is the best way to buy gold, Physical, Digital, ETF or Sovereign Gold Bond and why?
Do re-tweet and help us educate more retail investors
#investing
Do re-tweet and help us educate more retail investors
#investing
What better day to discuss Gold, isn\u2019t it?
— Kirtan A Shah (@KirtanShahCFP) November 13, 2020
Topic - Physical Gold v/s Digital Gold v/s Gold ETF v/s Sovereign Gold Bond (SGB)
(Thread) \u2013 DO RE-TWEET FOR A LARGER REACH :)
(1/n)
Fast forward to today when I added Gold at 1850. It made a sharp-up move but didn't want to sell for the sake of hedging. The positions were scaled up around 1925 with the fresh SL of 1900.
So far doing good. 2000 is the level I would be looking for. https://t.co/j1kiKRSx0y
So far doing good. 2000 is the level I would be looking for. https://t.co/j1kiKRSx0y
GOLD - 1 9 2 7 from 1 8 5 0
— The_Chartist \U0001f4c8 (@charts_zone) February 24, 2022
No indicators, nothing. Understand the language of the price. https://t.co/l6pEGD7r6D pic.twitter.com/JWZjlTLSBF
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