Gold Quant Lab SIMULATED

Gold Market Analysis — Current XAUUSD Range and Liquidity

Where gold is trading inside its own recent range, which reference levels sit above and below, and how much of a normal day's movement has already happened.

XAUUSD

4326.63

broker mid price

Session

asia

server time, UTC

Higher timeframe

balanced

conviction 39%

Day range

53.53

54% of the daily ATR

Volatility

normal

spread 260 points

Open signals

4

simulated positions running

Today's range against a normal day

High so far
4335.758
Low so far
4282.227
Range so far
53.531
Daily ATR
99.064
Proportion of a normal day used
54%

This ratio matters for exits more than entries. A day that has already travelled well beyond its usual range has, on average, less left in it — which is an argument for protecting profit rather than for expecting a reversal. The system treats range exhaustion as a statement about magnitude, never about direction.

Reference levels around price

distances in ATR
Reference levels around the current price
LevelPrice SideDistance (ATR) Traded through
previous day high 4461.478 upper 15.32 no
previous day low 4322.672 lower -0.46 yes
previous week high 4697.107 upper 42.11 no
previous week low 4445.288 lower 13.48 yes
swing high 4335.758 upper 1.03 no
swing low 4282.227 lower -5.06 no

Session ranges

Asian session high
4335.758
Asian session low
4282.227
Asian range
53.531
Asian session complete
still forming
Early London
Not recorded
Current phase
asian

The Asian range is the anchor for the rest of the day. A London move that takes the Asian high and fails is a different event from one that takes it and holds, and the distinction is recorded on every signal. See how gold behaves across sessions.

Weekly and daily reference

Previous day high
4461.478
Previous day low
4322.672
Previous week high
4697.107
Previous week low
4445.288

These are the levels most widely watched, which is precisely why they matter: resting orders cluster around them, and price frequently reaches through one before turning.

Every figure on this page comes from a simulated account. Simulated results are a record of what a system did, not a promise of what it will do. Nothing here is investment advice, and no result is guaranteed.