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Gold Chart: Moving Averages Squeezing Together | 18 September 2026
By Alan Solarsh · 18 September 2026
Alan shows gold moving averages squeezing together and explains how he reads it.
What the chart shows
This gold chart shows four hour candles with moving average lines bunching together. A moving average is a line showing the average closing price over recent candles. The trader says squeezed lines can signal a bigger move is building.
Spotting a squeeze early helps busy traders plan calmly around a day job.
Key points from the video
- Alan notes that all the moving averages on the chart are squeezing together.
- He reads that squeezing as a sign that a big move is building.
- Alan marks demand zones and a supply zone on the chart. A demand zone is an area where buyers have stepped in.
- He mentions a psychological level, which is a round price number many traders watch.
- Alan says he is waiting before placing his own trade. He stresses this is not trading advice and viewers should decide for themselves.
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What does it mean when moving averages squeeze together on a gold chart?
A moving average is a line showing the average closing price over recent candles. Alan reads compressing and converging lines as a sign a big move is building.
What is a demand zone on a forex chart?
A demand zone is an area where buyers have stepped in before. Alan marks a few of these on his gold chart. He also marks a supply zone, where sellers have stepped in.
Is Alan giving trading advice on this gold chart?
Alan says this is not trading advice, only what he is doing. He tells viewers to make their own decisions about any trade.
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