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[00:00:02]Peace be upon you. Good evening everyone.

[00:00:05]Welcome to this live broadcast. Of course, first of all, Happy New Year to you all, and may it always be a year of goodness, health, safety, well-being, and blessings for you, God willing.

[00:00:19]Just let us know about the sound and picture. The sound and picture are fine. Don't forget the counter. May God give you strength. You even made it a double celebration for Eid!

[00:00:28]Thank you, Haider. Of course, Haider was the main reason for the live broadcast. He messaged me asking if there would be a live broadcast or not. I told him I was still thinking about whether to do it or not, and I saw he was enthusiastic, so we said, "Let's do a live broadcast." Of course, I'm always happy to meet you, but I thought I'd give you a break during Eid. In any case, we met in the live broadcast, but I don't know why today I have a problem with the comments. Notice how the comments are appearing for me. You'll laugh. I really don't know what's going on. It seems like something is different in the settings.

[00:01:05]Someone from the team changed it.

[00:01:07]Your comments, which are in Arabic, are actually translated into English. I don't know why. I tried to fix it before the live broadcast, but I couldn't. I removed the extensions, deleted them all, and exited the website itself. There's nothing on my site that translates all the comments; they're actually translated into English. I have to hover the mouse over them to see the actual comment as it appears. So please bear with me today until later when we read the comments. I'll hover the mouse over each one individually to get all the details. Anyway, let's start with the fundamental analysis, and then, God willing, we'll move on to your comments and then the technical analysis. To begin, the details that occurred during today's trading weren't literally catalysts that directly impacted the markets. What we saw were details of updates coming from various sources.

[00:02:17]But later, what we witnessed were subtle, gradual effects. The process of assessing the situation continues, leading to price drops and declines. So far, we've seen a rebound, approximately from 4400, reaching 4450 or 4000-454, so let's wait and see what details might be released later. But we'll talk about the details that emerged today, starting with the opening this morning.

[00:02:57]The opening allowed for an upward price gap, which we'll discuss further shortly when we talk about technical analysis. But fundamentally, we didn't have any details to support the upward movement in the way we saw it. We didn't have, let's call it that, any details to support the movement. There was no real rise, and the price gap wasn't warranted. It was clear that the rise, which came within a minute and then reversed within a few minutes, was a deliberate attempt to create as much chaos as possible before reversing. So, fundamentally, we don't have anything, especially since we're talking about the rise we witnessed at the beginning of today's trading in this candlestick we have in front of us. We didn't have any details to support the rise. Then what happened was a continuation of the negative stability, the decline, and the retreat, leading to the major drop we witnessed. Details emerged that there is a draft agreement from one side Iran, even Iranian state television, had previously discussed these details, which were supposedly confirmed. However, we later read that the White House indirectly denied them, essentially saying there was no agreement. Even Captain America's statements—which we'll revisit shortly—didn't clearly indicate an agreement. He said negotiations were still ongoing and that they were still expecting—let's say—better points. In short, there is still no real agreement, especially since the Iranian side, when discussing the agreement process, didn't mention any aspect related to the nuclear file. It's clear to everyone that, for the American side, the nuclear file is a crucial and sensitive factor upon which everything is built. There's no foundation for building on the nuclear agreement, so it's difficult to talk about an agreement that doesn't include the details.

[00:05:21]Iran is saying the nuclear file isn't on the table in the negotiations, while America is saying it's fundamental. But now, Captain America's new statements suggest things have become more complicated because Iran was directly demanding the lifting of sanctions and the release of frozen funds, but today's response is clearer, or rather, more forceful.

[00:05:51]The statement that the delivery of enriched uranium is not linked to the lifting of sanctions means that the issue has become: you will give us enriched uranium in exchange for us agreeing to a ceasefire and ending the war. Then, if your actions are as he described, that is, if they behave or show good behavior, then we might lift the sanctions. He repeated this twice, I believe, in his statements, literally saying it: the matter will definitely not be linked to enriched uranium. If you have the nuclear file, the American sanctions, the frozen funds, and the Strait of Hormuz, the Strait of Hormuz is becoming increasingly complex.

[00:06:47]Recently, the latest information from Iranian sources indicates that an agreement is currently being reached with Oman on a formula for joint management of the Strait of Hormuz.

[00:06:59]Statements from Captain America, issued a short while ago in an unofficial manner and circulated by sources, stated that Oman must refrain from interfering in this matter and adhere to its rules, otherwise, if it agrees with Iran, so we will have to strike both of them.

[00:07:17]This is a very significant escalation in rhetoric, not in the statements themselves, but in the talk about a red line around the Strait of Hormuz that is no longer crossable. Previously, Captain America said, "It's okay, we can withdraw and leave the Strait of Hormuz," meaning we'll leave everything behind and won't look back. Now the issue has become fundamental, like the nuclear file. The passage through the Strait of Hormuz must be free and unrestricted.

[00:07:50]No one can impose fees, no one can impose strict management or control over maritime traffic. These details have now become a source of concern for what's to come, not a source of reassurance. The markets are still basing their reaction on this, thinking, " We are making progress, we are seeing steps forward." But according to the statements, at least in the current situation, unless we see new details released, things don't seem to be heading towards an agreement. It seems things are heading towards more complications, especially since they said after the weekend that they were almost at an agreement, and then they said... It doesn't take a few days now. Sunday passed, Monday passed, Tuesday passed, and Wednesday passed, and we're still hearing back and forth, push and pull. So far, we haven't seen a final agreement. It could be said that it's an initiative for an agreement between the two sides. Therefore, basically, in any case, it seems that things are still intertwined, and are even becoming more intertwined and complicated. That's why, even when news comes out, especially from Iranian sources, the markets react more clearly.

[00:09:20]What the markets reacted to was a $10 rise, nothing more, and then it fell back down. It rose to around 4550 and then fell back to 4530. After that, it tried to rise again with the US opening and then fell back again to a new low around 4400.

[00:09:48]So, in short, the markets are trying to appear stable or to react positively, but the positive reactions have become less intense and less attractive for buying dips. We see it because we actually witnessed the decline from Tuesday's peak, which was almost the peak of this week, to today's low. We saw $180, and so far the rebound is $50, meaning we're talking about less than 25% in the rebound process. This rebound, with all its wicks, is still trading within the shadow of the previous candle. We won't go into the details of the technical analysis; let's finish the fundamental analysis and then return to the technical analysis. So, in short, yes, the markets declined today without direct reasons. They declined for indirect reasons, reasons that might give you the impression that later, if the agreement isn't signed, we might not see many upward movements, which is what we were talking about. We were saying that at most, you might see $250 plus or minus, more or less. Now, based on what's happening now, it seems we might not even see these rises. Why? Because if we look at the current market data, we're witnessing a decline in gold and oil prices, coupled with a stabilization of the indices. This indicates a complete breakdown of correlations. Notice that gold is down approximately 1.4%, silver is down 3%, and oil is down 4.5%. The dollar is practically unchanged, almost at zero. Then you're talking about the currencies. The indices are also performing well: the Dow Jones is down, the S&P 500 is almost at zero, and the S&P 500 is near zero. But the bottom line is that even those who tried to create false theories and myths to link the markets together incorrectly are still seeing the markets repeatedly shatter these myths. It's as if they're saying to those who built these myths, " Okay, you tried to find false, mythical excuses. Come on, we'll destroy them for you. You tried to find excuses to justify the chaos, and we'll come back and destroy them for you. We'll confirm that what happened was chaos, and what's happening now is a chaotic comeback." This isn't a process linked to oil, otherwise it would be logical, as has been recently suggested, that whenever oil prices fall, expect gold to soar, because gold actually rises based on a fundamental principle—or rather, gold falls based on rising oil prices. So now, when you talk about these percentages, about these declines, you're talking about 1.4% for gold, 4.5% for oil, and 3% for silver. If there's a trend agreement between oil, silver, and gold, and a sideways stability for the dollar, simply put, this means that the markets are trying to price in new equations and break the old idols that were forcibly imposed on the markets. This was reported by all global sources, starting with Bloomberg, then CMBC, the Wall Street Journal, and Reuters—everyone reported it. And of course, the hype and applause from Arab analysts was much greater. They just take the headline without going into details, and then we see the hype and applause for the rise in gold if oil falls. And we told you today that oil is falling and declining, and it's not 1%, half a percent, a quarter of a percent—you're talking about something like this. This morning you were talking about more than 3%, now you're talking about 4.5%, half a percent, and gold is still falling and continuing to fall. Silver is falling and continuing to fall. Even the second myth they talked about, that the decline in gold is because gold is being sold to facilitate the rise of stocks and indices so that the big players can protect their positions, as if there's nothing left in this market but gold to facilitate to protect the indices. The indices are balanced and positive at historical highs, basically, until now. Yet gold is falling. So, attempts to find any relationship, like throwing any yogurt into any blender and mixing it together, don't produce any rules you can build on. What happened in terms of the rise in gold was exaggerated in a way that liquidity forcibly controlled the markets, controlling them by coercion and force. This is what caused the rise, and now this liquidity is starting to back down from its positions, so prices have fallen with it. And the European Central Bank's warnings today that the markets might suddenly change their entire pricing method, especially Non-bank liquidity, or private credit— what they call this liquidity, let's call it in plain Arabic, unprofessional—this liquidity is actually in the hands of people trying to invest in the financial markets. They probably don't have the complete knowledge base, so they're fluctuating, trading back and forth with prices. With every drop, they bring in more liquidity, raising it again. But in reality, beware when fear starts to affect them. You might witness a situation like today where you don't have direct effects. We're used to direct effects; for example, a $50 drop within two or three minutes, and you see a very dramatic reaction. Today, you didn't see those two or three minutes. The declines, at least, did n't happen the moment the news was released. What happened was the culmination of previous accumulations. What happened was the breaking down of links they tried to impose on the markets, links that are wrong. We've emphasized repeatedly that they are wrong, so beware of these details. Let's try to gather comments.

[00:17:13]I'll try.

[00:17:15]I'm trying to increase the number of comments if I can, but if I can't, let's try to have a live chat. Okay, good evening everyone, and happy new year to you all. Our creative teacher, we're waiting for you.

[00:17:30]Hello Haider, should we buy gold physically?

[00:17:33]Is it the right time? Honestly, I still think it's not the right time. For those who want to buy, the prices have dropped. I mean, I was holding you back from buying at the 5200 level, and people wanted to buy at 5400, 5600. People wanted to buy, and I told you to wait.

[00:17:53]People wanted to buy at 5000 now. What will come later will come, and I was going to buy, but you didn't let me.

[00:18:00]Now the prices have dropped by $1000. If you're blaming yourself and others because you missed the opportunity that wasn't meant for you anyway, it's up to you.

[00:18:09]Personally, if I were the owner, I wouldn't buy, and the decision is yours. Happy Eid. Has the decline stopped after the conflicting data? No, the decline hasn't stopped, I think. Let's say it's the same, and we'll talk a little more about fundamental analysis soon.

[00:18:25]The picture will become clearer, God willing. God willing, we still have the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index tomorrow, which is supposed to affect the markets. I think an agreement won't happen until after the operations in Lebanon are finished, as they are part of the overall agreement. Most likely, yes, this is one of the parts. The captain isn't in a hurry to agree; he wants to present his own response.

[00:18:50]I think, yes, in the same way, they are giving themselves time to achieve or take what they want. After that, if they want to enter—let's call it the agreement—then maybe... Where were we? Okay, the gold and silver deliveries might slow down, but physical metals continue to leave Comex vaults in a constant and deliberate depletion.

[00:19:19]What does he mean by that? What does he mean by that? Does this mean this decision is his, or is this his expression? The matter is up to him, but I personally have talked about this more than once before. Perhaps we haven't repeated it often, but I warned about it more than once. I told you when the prices were 5200-5300, I told you that China, the vaults in the Shanghai Stock Exchange, and the vaults in New York with the big players, JPMorgan and major banks, are actually delivering physical gold. The physical silver they have is n't replenishing their reserves; they're getting rid of it.

[00:20:05]Remember when we talked about this? I told you it's a sign that the big players are spending in the same way America did when it sold off its oil reserves at $110-$ 120 during the Russian-Ukrainian crisis.

[00:20:19]Oil prices then plummeted, and they didn't replenish their reserves. This means the big players are always looking ahead, not just for the next move, but for the one after that. So when they sell their physical reserves, they don't throw them away again. This is a warning sign, not necessarily a direct intervention, but it's a red alert that the big players believe prices will fall, and that's exactly what happened. Happy holidays! I have a question: Is it possible there will be direct intervention to raise American stocks? Because we're noticing that the stock market rise is unjustified despite all the events, obviously to appease the captain. Now, I think yes, the unjustified and unnecessary rise in stocks is partly deliberate, an attempt to maximize profits. This is another part of the story, but now caution means multiplying 3, 5, and 10 times over the potential for a significant stock market crash. The recent rises were unjustified, reaching unprecedented historical highs. Be wary of the upcoming details. I believe it's deliberate, intentional on both sides: to maximize profits and to portray the US economy in the best possible light. However, ultimately, beware the downturn, which could come sooner than many anticipate, especially considering all the details we've discussed, particularly the European Central Bank's warnings. Is it currently undergoing a correction? My friend, the issue is much bigger than a correction. We're still discussing corrections, and there's still a lot of talk about it.

[00:22:19]Expectations are still positive for gold by the end of the year.

[00:22:26]How can this be with ongoing inflation? Ask them, especially those who are still predicting further rises. The logic behind the decline in gold, silver, and oil, and the stability of the... (unclear/unclear - possibly "the market"), is questionable.

[00:22:39]Okay, Abu Khalid, what do you think about creating a secondary recommendations channel called " General Gold," like... This world is working, but at least it will live up to its name. Oh, General Gold, secondary recommendations don't work. We do n't even consider recommendations secondary; we're taking it as a deal, but we're calling it a deal. We're issuing it with details. This date is actually better for us in Egypt, or rather, Saudi Arabia time. God willing, Ehab, but right now, this period is exceptional because of the holiday. There's still a decline, God knows. We'll talk about it. The final advice for those holding gold now who haven't followed your repeated advice to sell: should they hold or sell? Because they're very confused and anxious, Ehab, this is a problem, a recurring problem. The problem is that people are always hesitant, always saying, " No, I'll be patient, I'll be patient." The problem is that the more they wait, the more they might get better details, but in the end, most likely, the more they wait, the more they see it drop, and the more they hesitate.

[00:23:56]The fear is that when they actually decide to sell... It means the train has reached its final destination, the last or penultimate station. Currently, the decision is theirs. We were advocating for selling, advising against it, always saying it's the best option. Everyone present knows that from 4500 to 500, and recently, at the beginning of the crisis, we said sell. After that, at 5200, we said sell. It's not cooking on a low flame; it was at the 5100 level. So, the message was clear. The decision is theirs. I still see levels of 3800 to 3500. I still believe they are likely to come.

[00:24:37]The decision is truly theirs. Welcome, Khawla! May God bless you for your excellent timely reporting.

[00:24:44]Thank you, Khawla. What is the most important support or price level coming up on the downward trend? This requires a larger timeframe analysis. If we have the time, God willing, I will analyze them. We'll see.

[00:25:01]I'll try to share them. Likes, everyone! This is the least we can do for Abu Hilal. He took time off from the Eid holiday to teach and advise us.

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[00:25:34]Thank you, Ehab. Happy Eid, our leader. Thank you. The problem is the small names, and today there's a problem with the comments; I don't know why they're appearing in English. Happy Eid, Abu Khalid.

[00:25:49]Thank you, Tariq, and may you be well, God willing. Greetings, Abu Khalid. Our distinguished shop. When will we see the real drop in gold, and what are your expectations for market fluctuations in the coming days? By God, Abu Abdullah, what you are seeing is a real drop. An additional drop after this one, yes, it is still expected. The predatory falcon. Hello, Dr. Ghaith, you have excellent analytical skills and the ability to predict the effects of events on the markets. Thank you, Waleed. Thank you, Waleed. This is a certificate I always cherish and am proud of.

[00:26:22]Happy Eid, Abu Al-Dhahab. Thank you, Delwar. Our great rain is shining, thank you, O emergency, welcome, dear Emad, happy Eid to all. The White House described Iranian media reports about the details of the agreement as a complete fabrication.

[00:26:38]We reported that he practically denied it. The audio and video are fine. We started the live broadcast from here. I don't understand why you are always happy when gold prices decrease. I think everyone present knows that this is not a joy of a drop or a joy of a rise. This is actually confirmation of what we are saying. Today the headline was "And the drop in gold continued," why? Because we don't wait for the journey to happen, for the price movement to occur, and then we go out and say, "I told you that if gold falls, it will fall, and if it rises, it will rise." We don't speak in such vague terms. Go back to the video title. This morning, prices were at 4490 or 4455. We asked, "Will gold continue to fall?" It then dropped $100 towards 4400.

[00:27:34]So the title isn't celebrating a drop; it's confirming the details we mentioned this morning. We asked, "Will gold continue to fall?" and we answered that in the morning update video. We said, "Yes, gold will continue to fall." So now, the live broadcast is a continuation of the morning video, and gold has continued to fall. And in yesterday's morning video, we also said that gold will continue to fall. We talked and said that we expect to witness continued negativity and a continued decline. So, if you're bothered by, let's say, showing the facts we're talking about before they happen, we're reading the details. So, I can't control anything for you, my friend. I'm waiting for you, my friend. Thank you, Abdullah, and may you all be well. Haider, you're a light, our dear teacher. Good evening.

[00:28:23]The comments are gone. Okay, peace be upon you all.

[00:28:26]Thank you for the support and positivity. Which you receive and take from us, and honestly, I always feel positive energy from you, especially Haider, may God bless you, may God bless you, may God bless you.

[00:28:38]But it appears in Arabic for us, and honestly, it appears in English for me today. All of YouTube is switching to English for some people for no reason. Maybe they have a problem, so I'm dealing with it, as I showed you. And until now, by the way, to show you, I'll show you another example. So far, all the comments are coming in English. I'm having difficulty, and the font is small when I try to read them in Arabic. For example, Haider is saying "Likes, guys," and he translates it as "Likes, guys," so the comment is all switched to English. May God help us.

[00:29:20]I don't have a problem, but I'm doing it to go with you in the comments faster. Thank you for the information. Thank you, Omar. Next Eid, God willing, we'll be on Mount Arafat. May God grant us all the best. Our dear doctor, our hope that it will reach 4366. As an important support zone initially, it supports a temporary rise. Thank you, my dear. We will talk about it in a little while, God willing, and the idea will become clearer to you.

[00:29:44]Is the time suitable to buy gold? I still don't see it as a good time. Personally, if I were the owner of the gold, I wouldn't buy it. What do you think about the indicators tomorrow? Hello, currently during the Eid holiday, we will be posting everything published on the featured channels. We started today, Wednesday, and will continue on Thursday, God willing. We will publish details of the indicators and even on Friday, by default. We are already publishing all the details, so God willing, you will receive all the updates. You have no problem. And Eid Mubarak always, Professor. I have a question: I can't trade except with fundamental analysis.

[00:30:17]Well, my dear, it's not that if you're not using fundamental analysis, you don't know what's happening in the market. Don't let anyone try to convince you that technical analysis—the Three Brave candles, the Grandizer candle, the Pikachu candle—these, my dear, actually only identify areas that might have additional liquidity, negative acceleration, or positive acceleration. That is, if they have been identified correctly.

[00:30:43]But for such a candle to appear with a decline like this, that's not technical analysis. This is actually accumulated news that has directly affected the markets.

[00:30:54]Thank you very much, my dear, and once again, Eid Mubarak to you and your family.

[00:30:59]Thank you, Ashraf, and you too. May it always be a blessed Eid for you and all your family and loved ones. With all due respect and good health, we'll pause at Ashraf's comment, followed by the likes from Haider and Al-Saqr Al-Jareh.

[00:31:13]Let's focus on that and then return to the technical analysis. We'll come back to it again, God willing, and discuss the comments we have.

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[00:35:12]Again, what happened in terms of fluctuations, let's start with the beginning of today's trading, which we reviewed in the chart, the beginning of today's trading.

[00:35:27]But let's take it for a moment, let's take it at the beginning of today's trading, when did we start it?

[00:35:33]Where does it begin? This is the beginning of today's trading. Notice that we saw an upward movement that we discussed as being unjustified.

[00:35:42]Prices closed at the 4506 level and opened at the 4510 level.

[00:35:50]So this rise, which came by approximately $4, is an unjustified and unnecessary price gap. There were no real details to support the upward movement. Not only that, but the upward movement continued to reach a total rise that we saw of approximately $35. Why? You don't have any reason, so don't let anyone give you false reasons and excuses. Because if there were real reasons, it wouldn't have been logical for prices to return and then decline. Notice this: in one minute, then two minutes, prices lost all the gains they had made and returned and declined towards 4499. Simply put, you should always have the knowledge, logic, and reasons, and not allow purveyors of myths to drag you into their whirlpools of myths and illusions. Because if you had a reason, we should see continuity.

[00:37:03]But chaos—one minute it rises, two minutes it loses, and then it adds losses even lower than the opening price—simply put, you don't have one. So what is the reason for it? First, to remove as many sellers as possible, targeting stop-loss levels, and the question that literally indicates a lack of understanding of the nature of the markets. You are surprised that you hear, sometimes from people who consider themselves to be analyzing and reading about the markets, and they tell you why even the big players target stop- loss levels, why? So they try to inflict as much damage as possible on the markets. This simply means that you have the ABCs of financial market operations. The ABCs of financial market operations mean that today, literally, we are all sitting on one ocean, on one shore. We have all put this money into this pool, into this ocean, and it has all become present in one trusted area. Then, for example, when I deposit $100,000, and then I make a profit of $100,000, is it supposed to be Swissquote Bank that counts $10,000 out of its pocket, takes it out, counts it, adds it, and gives it to me?

[00:38:27]No, actually, the profit you made was your money that was in the market, and someone else's money that was also in the market was in the loss. So, you took your profit from someone else's loss. This other person might be in Shanghai, London, New York, Hong Kong, whoever they are. But in the end, this money is always pumped into the markets, and then it is Recovering funds with profits from the markets, or, God forbid, deducting losses and keeping them within the funds available in global markets, and you take what's left for you. Ultimately, their primary goal is to drive out as many traders as possible who are following the correct trend and bring in as many as possible who are trying to follow the wrong trend and then return again. Therefore, targeting stop-loss orders, like what happened, is one of the main tasks. If HR hires someone from a major bank or market maker, they'll give them the job description: your task is to create as much chaos as possible, to cause as much damage as possible to those trying to follow the correct trend. You have to make them doubt themselves, their analysis, their reading, all these details.

[00:39:57]This is their mission, their ABCs: to make you lose because this money will actually go into the pockets of the big players, the really big players, the major banks and market makers. So let's go back to technical analysis. In short, they took the price up from 4506 to approximately 4500. Around $33 to $35, a significant record high. This pushed out the sellers, especially those who had already committed to short positions and over-invested their accounts. They could n't withstand a sudden, one-minute surge, and then the prices returned.

[00:40:42]This was the first stage. The second stage, if we increase the timeframes—we were just on the one-minute timeframe, now if we move to the 15-minute timeframe—shows prices rising again and then falling again until we witnessed continued declines, albeit limited.

[00:41:07]Let's settle on the 30-minute timeframe for a clearer picture.

[00:41:14]Shanghai trading has begun. We always say 5 AM UAE time, 4 AM Saudi time, when Shanghai Gold opens. Shanghai Gold opens half an hour before the general Shanghai opening, but since we're talking about gold, we'll assume the actual Shanghai opening, which is Shanghai Gold Futures, opens at 5 AM UAE time, 4 AM Saudi time, until it closed with declines. It was at 4515 and closed at 4585, meaning it dropped $30. Then London opened immediately afterward.

[00:41:57]Currently, in daylight saving time, it opened at 4485 and then closed—which, while not actually closing, is now handing the reins to the New York Stock Exchange, which opens at 24:00 PM UAE time (23:00 PM Saudi time). We'll consider that 4:30 PM UAE time (3:30 PM Saudi time).

[00:42:21]If it opens and closes, or if it hands the reins to the American markets, it will also drop $30. Shanghai will follow with a 30-second drop, then London with a 30-second drop.

[00:42:34]What we witnessed was a downward movement, and America always specializes in price rebounds. Yes, America caused gold to drop $50, but if you look back over many days (not every day, of course), America specializes in buying on dips. Be careful not to take this as a rule; it doesn't always happen so simply and in this way. But let's say it's about 70% accurate. 75% of the time, the US directly enters, buys at dips, and then the price rises again without any real reason or real details. In any case, the US opened at 4454, and currently prices are around 4454, which is a support level that was broken and stabilized below. It has now become a resistance level, and prices are still trying to rise and stabilize above it. Okay, Ghayth, if it rises and stabilizes above it, it means it has managed to surpass an important level, and therefore we move to an upward movement. Before we go into more details, let's talk about Fibonacci levels. As usual, the simple, easy-to-understand Fibonacci levels show you a technical situation, but don't build on them.

[00:44:04]Follow the details of the fundamental analysis; that's the foundation. You should look at the details alongside it. If prices fall from yesterday's high of 4580 to today's low of 4400 (approximately 180 dollars, as we're talking about now), and then rebound to 4469 and then to 4511, you are still in a correction phase, even if we reduce it to just from today's high to today's low. So, even up to 4486, you're still under downward pressure on prices. Again this morning, we discussed the price support zone, which we identified as being between 4496 and 4481. What we said, verbatim, was to beware of breaking this support zone because it would likely accelerate the downward trend, causing prices to plummet to test the next support levels. These levels were tested at 4399, and the price rebounded.

[00:45:24]If the price broke below 4481, the lower limit of the support zone, prices fell $80 below it and have since recovered, but they are still below the support zone. This tells you that, so far, the downward pressure is more pronounced, more dominant, and stronger.

[00:45:55]If the current rebound is truly positive, we should logically have seen a real acceleration. Notice that even the rebound from the US market brought prices back towards 4454 but failed to surpass it. It rebounded again, rising once more. It hasn't managed to break through it yet; it's trying to stabilize above it, but this doesn't change the fact that the negative trend still prevails. We'll summarize the technical analysis before we return to take your comments, but let's finish with the fundamental analysis so we can conclude with the technical analysis. Tomorrow we have the core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index, which is expected to stabilize on the monthly timeframe and rise by one point, or ten points, let's call it 10 points, from 3.2 to 3.3 on the annual timeframe. Then the overall Consumer Price Index (CPI) is expected to decrease on the monthly timeframe from 0.7 to 0.5 and rise on the annual timeframe from 3.5 to 3.8. Okay, Ghayth, does this mean that this data will put downward pressure on the dollar and give a positive boost to gold in its upward movement? My friend, yes, the PCE price index is important on the monthly timeframe, but ultimately, the focus is more on the annual timeframe, and even the monthly timeframe. 0.2 is the acceptable default rate. 0.2, okay, it means things are stable, inflation is heading towards the target.

[00:47:45]0.3 is considered high, and of course, the higher it goes, the worse the situation becomes regarding core inflation. In the same way, you should see monthly inflation at 0.2, and yes, it will decrease from 0.7 to 0.5. Of course, tomorrow, if the data is released as expected, the analyses will come out. The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index data was released: 0.7, previous 0.5, expected 0.5, actual. Negative for the dollar, positive for gold. Why? Because they simply interpreted it as lower than previous data, so thank you. This means positive for gold, a misreading. You might see an initial reaction, but the reality is that the markets are understanding that the inflation process has become stronger and more stable. You must take these points into consideration. Personally, I see it that in any case, yes, you are facing clearer details that are more positive for the dollar and more negative for gold prices. Personally, I even expect more surprises in these percentages, meaning that they will be even higher than expected. In addition, you have the GDP. The previous reading is listed as 0.5%, and the estimated figure is 2%. This reading should also not be taken into account. This reading is for the quarterly period. The previous reading was at 2%, so you should consider the previous reading to be 2%, not 0.5%. 0.5% refers to the quarter before it, but new data has already been released for the first quarter. Notice here that the first quarter is the previous data, and new data has been released showing it has risen to 2%. So this reading is not the reading. This previous reading, which followed the quarter before it, wasn't relevant because one of the data points for the current quarter was released.

[00:49:53]Now, the focus is on 2%. So, if it comes out at 2% tomorrow, we won't say, "This is positive for the dollar." No, the benchmark is 2%. More than 2%, yes, it becomes positive; worse than 2%, it becomes negative. Or, what is the nature of this negativity? Is there a fear of recession? Is there a fear of deflation?

[00:50:16]Personally, I think we will most likely see a rise higher than 2%, perhaps 2.1%, 2.2%, I think, maybe something like that. But the problem is that many people are offering analyses that interpret the data and say that the data was released positively. Therefore, most of the way they are interpreting the data is wrong. The problem is that it misleads the trader; it harms the trader and doesn't actually help them in their analysis, let's say, in reading or understanding the markets. And then, of course, you have durable goods orders.

[00:50:57]If they don't rise in this way, general durable goods orders... The 0.8% increase to 4% is of moderate importance, but you must be cautious because it's a large data set released all at once, so you should consider it all together. Personally, I think the data as a whole will likely be more positive for the dollar and more negative for gold prices. In short, we've spent a lot of time on technical analysis because we've returned to a part of fundamental analysis. In short, the current rebound is temporary, lacking any real fundamental details or even a genuine positive signal that can be built upon technically. We're already seeing a lack of momentum, a lack of the ability for prices to rise significantly. What's happening so far are price corrections, and the overall trend remains downward. This means the basic rule, or the current rule, remains that with every rise, the best option is to look for speculative positions, at least to reach this price range again. I think as long as prices remain within it, they seem more comfortable and stable in the negative processes and the expected decline. Shanghai will continue, as usual, to exert downward pressure on gold, creating confusion.

[00:52:32]We've increased the negativity and the decline, and the more prices have already risen, the more likely it is that tomorrow, or even now, is part of the preparations for tomorrow's data. So, I think you might witness another price movement tomorrow, perhaps in the same way as today. Logically, based on knowledge, logic, and reasons, this movement will likely be negative, a continuation of the movement we saw in Tuesday's trading and Wednesday's trading. Let's take the comments we have again. Okay, if you study and analyze the market structure and make trades based on that structure, independent of the news, well, my friend, I have a complete and comprehensive personal conviction—let's say I'm absolutely convinced—that news comes first, then news, and then news again. Everything else comes after that.

[00:53:31]Fundamental analysis is the foundation upon which everything else is built.

[00:53:38]Without a foundation, you have nothing to build on. This is my point of view. You can disagree; you're free to choose. But personally, I have a firm, absolute, and unwavering conviction about it. I have no room for doubt.

[00:53:53]Because who can tell you that the markets might open with an upward price gap or a gap?

[00:53:58]The price is down, and only fundamental analysis tells you that there are upcoming price gaps. There's no market structure, no wave analysis, no Pikachu candles, no Three Brave candles, no trend analysis, no head and shoulders, no price triangles. There's no analytical method that tells you there are upcoming price gaps except fundamental analysis. So, from here, actually, is gold going down? We talked about it in detail, in detail, the complete picture. After that, you are the spark. Aid today. Thank you very much. Thank you, thank you.

[00:54:40]This is from TikTok comments. Okay, fine.

[00:54:44]Where are we going? We talked about it. Well, whoever wants to sell, the decision is yours. Personally, I see the current prices as suitable for short-term speculation, but not an official deal. If there is an official deal, we will publish it clearly. Selling is the best option.

[00:55:00]Buying is the best option. So, the text will be clear. Yes, that's right.

[00:55:09]This was mentioned. Okay, this was when we were talking about gold bullion. Okay, in your opinion, when will we see 6000? Honestly, I don't see it coming soon, at least not in the near or medium to long term. It needs a lot more detail to rise to the previous low.

[00:55:29]Yes, it deserves all the support and appreciation. Thank you, Professor. Thank you, O hawk of the falcon. Likes, guys. Professor, what's the name of your platform? What's the name of your platform? This platform is actually TradingView. If the platform I'm trading on is Swissquote Bank, then I don't know which one you're asking about. Everything is clear, and every word you said to us was mentioned when we were at 5400, and also on the day of the great drop. Thank God, Lord of the Worlds, that the reading was correct. The problem is that we explain the details, yet people ignore them. People like to be told the analysis in two words: a line vertically and a line horizontally, and then they say, "Come buy, come sell." People like that. When they watch a video, for example, like the one now, that's 55 minutes long, people get bored. Why? Because now we're in the age of speed, my friend. Give us the gist, my dear. I do n't even have to give you the gist. If I did, I'd be deceiving you, being unfair to you, deceiving myself, being unfair to myself. I wouldn't have given you knowledge, logic, and reasons that at least convinced you and gave you a shared viewpoint. Welcome. So, let's say we're on the same team. You took this knowledge, logic, and reasoning, but you interpreted it differently. Welcome.

[00:56:52]At least you have a solid foundation to stand on. People don't like this kind of talk. They like, " Give us the summary." We don't have time.

[00:57:00]Who told you I actually have time? It's like a school teacher who spends the whole year explaining the math curriculum, and then a student comes at the end of the year and says, "Teacher, give me the summary. What should I actually study for the exam now?" You haven't actually studied all of the above, and you want the summary because we... In this fast- paced era, things don't work that way. May God help us.

[00:57:25]Are live comments helpful to you, or is it better to comment after the broadcast? Of course, the comments after the broadcast are what, let's say, support the algorithms. Comments during the broadcast... I'm just saying this to communicate with you.

[00:57:38]Thank you, Professor. Happy Eid to everyone. Thank you, Fataatim. Happy New Year. My dear professor, I have a sell order still active at the 4436 level. Should I continue with it, or is it better to exit? What's your opinion? 4436. Do n't tell me you sold it today. If you sold it today, may God forgive you, but I can't say anything other than may God forgive you. In any case, in my opinion, I should continue with it. If the account is balanced, we should continue with it.

[00:58:03]I also rejoice when it goes down. The problem is n't the joy of a drop or the joy of a rise. The point itself isn't even the joy of the point. It's about upholding the truth, proving that logic prevails, even if it takes time. The joy is in shattering the idols of superstition that they sell to people. That's the real joy.

[00:58:25]I mean, if someone was going to be pulled by a seller... The superstitions will drag him into the world of darkness, but he was saved and did not go with them in these superstitions. This joy is based on it. We are all excited for the gold, not just Haider, Coach. I swear, I am sure, but Haider, because he contacted me, and I mean literally, for example, I was saying whether to do a live broadcast or not, I mean, I am still thinking about it, so he asked me, and I told him, I mean, simply, I told him, you see, I am still hesitant to do it or not? I told him, "Look, I don't have anything to say." He said, " Well, if there's important news, let's go live." I said, "Sure, I promise." We have a saying in Syria, especially among the Arabs, that goes something like this: if someone enters another's room, it's called an "Arab entrance." It means, "I've entered with a request, so you have to answer me or fulfill my request." Then the other person says, "Okay," meaning, "The one who embarrasses you will turn into a girl."

[00:59:24]This means that the man is abandoning his masculinity and saying, "Okay, the one who embarrasses you will turn into a girl." So, if you say to him, " Okay, the one who embarrasses you will turn into a girl," then we're going live. Of course, with all due respect to the ladies with us, but that's how the saying goes among the Arabs, especially among the Bedouin in the Eastern Province. These are the people who still eat clarified butter and drink milk straight from the goat or sheep to your table. That's what they consider healthy and wholesome, and they are always highly valued.

[01:00:00]This is their saying. It's always like this: when someone enters the Arabic market and asks for something, it's a big deal. I'm in Haider's place today.

[01:00:10]Good evening. Do you expect China to continue its downward trend? We talked about it. From which areas should we start buying? I still think it's too early to buy, and God knows best. As for me, will the Eid holidays affect the markets? There's no effect of Eid on the markets. Next, next, next. How long will it hold with support and price increases at the 4404 level?

[01:00:32]Regardless, you're not looking at it now while it's holding at 4404.

[01:00:39]You should look at gold. It's currently on its last downward journey. It's been falling from this level since the last candle, which hasn't been seen for a long time, since mid-May from 4775.

[01:00:54]Today you reached 4400. You're talking about a negative process and a drop of $375. There are differences, so it's not necessary for things to happen. It's continuing, continuing. So, focus on it, but the trend is clear. Even here, on the daily timeframe, the trend is clear. It's clear because the details of the fundamental analysis are evident, putting pressure on gold prices and aligning with the trend or the details we're discussing.

[01:01:22]Even technically, the expected impact of the expiration of the contracts—which actually ended Tuesday's trading and the futures contracts effectively ended today, so they ended Monday—was followed by the options. Has the spark of recession begun? No, there's no spark of recession yet because today all markets are selling, and the dollar is falling. No, my friend, there's no recession. Why? Simply because stocks haven't collapsed. A recession, when it hits, hits stocks first, not the economy. So, what are you talking about today? The recession is actually in the economy. The economy—what's the economy? It's the companies, the stocks, and the indices. So, you don't have a drop in stocks. A drop means you have to see stocks like a 4-5% drop to say there's a spark. There's no data and no movement in the stocks, so there's no spark of recession. It will continue to fall and then rise again.

[01:02:19]We've discussed this and given the details on how to make a buying decision and how to know the last base you build on. You say, "This is the last bottom."

[01:02:29]Always, the details of the fundamental analysis and its alignment with the technical analysis. What do you think about the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting?

[01:02:35]We'll talk about it in due time, God willing. It's too early for that yet. Thank you for the wonderful effort. Thank you, O Falcon, you are brilliant, may God protect you. Thank you very much, Professor, for your updates, analysis, and Dow Jones levels. Question: Isn't it time for the Dow Jones to fall after these record highs? It is, and I think it's coming soon, meaning tomorrow, next week. Some of these details are approaching, and God knows best.

[01:02:59]Professor, New York opens at 23:03 and 23:00 Mecca time. No, my dear, 23:00 Mecca time. New York for gold— we're talking about it here, not the general New York market. New York for gold is at 23:00 PM Saudi time, and then the official opening for New York is at 34:00 PM Saudi time.

[01:03:24]Will there be a rapid drop in gold soon? Thank you, our respected doctor. I believe that the drop will happen.

[01:03:31]On the contrary, a drop that doesn't happen quickly should scare you more than a rapid drop. A rapid drop might be a one-time effect and then end, but the drop that's coming to you in a gradual, calm, continuous way, where prices are maneuvering, but they continue the downward process with the continuation of the fundamental factors that are If you press on it, it tells you there's a clear negative impact on prices. The continuation of the wars in Russia and Ukraine, Israel and Palestine, South Lebanon and Sudan—well, almost all of them no longer directly affect the markets. Look, the markets always react to news, let's say at the beginning, with the initial effects. Then, Russia and Ukraine didn't affect anything until yesterday, at the weekend.

[01:04:21]Russia launched its largest attack on Ukraine, at least this year, and perhaps since the beginning of the war, and it didn't affect prices by even a single dollar.

[01:04:36]So, the markets react for a while, and then they lose interest in the details of what's happening. Okay, God bless you, Fakhim. Thank you, Emad. What happened?

[01:04:47]Key levels, very large timeframes. God willing, we'll become Bashar al-Assad in June. This means it's necessary, it's essential, it's necessary. When is the time for an increase?

[01:04:59]Don't limit yourselves to a specific time. Why the constant insistence on "when?" You always have, let's say, a movement closer to being zones that are shifting, moving levels. Let me explain.

[01:05:15]Speaking of price levels, prices move in stages or in phases.

[01:05:23]For example, the first phase was around 5278, then it moved to the 5000 level. Then the second phase moved from around 4800 to around 4600. This is the second phase.

[01:05:48]Now you're moving to the third phase. If it doesn't continue, you're moving, and it's like a staircase; it keeps going down and stabilizing, going down and stabilizing. If it doesn't continue in its natural pattern, there's still room for a downward move. To what level will it fall? Will it rise? We'll discuss that. What's the best selling price tomorrow?

[01:06:12]We'll discuss that tomorrow, God willing. Do you mean that gold will fall further? Personally, I'm convinced, both fundamentally and technically, that gold is still under downward pressure towards 3800 to 3500. I still expect it to come, and God knows best. Is it possible to do a live trading session so we can learn from you how to trade? Live broadcast, what is this live broadcast? I mean, you just want to know how I decide to take the trade. I decide to take the trade based on the signals on the main levels we have, based on the updates and news that are being released to us. So this live broadcast, what do you want? Tell me, hold Danny's right hand, put your hand over your right eye. What is this? Live in the field, okay? How do I start the learning process? Training in trading? Well, in my opinion, follow the fundamental analysis for a sufficient period of time, and then start trading. May God give you strength.

[01:07:08]Thank you, Haider. Is gold currently considered a safe haven in light of these violent daily movements?

[01:07:13]Gold is always considered a safe haven. Look, don't listen to anyone. By God, gold is a champion of safe havens.

[01:07:19]This time, gold didn't react, it didn't play the role of a safe haven because it was already exceeding very large stages, exceeding levels very large, far above what was required, exaggerated in an undesirable way.

[01:07:37]So when the moment of truth came for safe havens, gold simply abandoned them. This doesn't change the rule. This makes this time the exception for reasons that were not related to this time, but to reasons related to what came before this time.

[01:07:56]Gold was already exaggerated in its rising operations. What is your fundamental analysis of the previous decline in gold? What is your fundamental analysis of the previous decline in gold? By God, my dear, any Alaa Al-Rifai from TikTok, the team is conveying the comment. By God, my dear, I think you might be following us again, but Go back, the entire live stream is on YouTube. All the videos and live streams are there. Go back and watch them.

[01:08:28]Search for "Something's Cooking on a Low Flame" in the first part when prices were at 5100. We discussed the main points we covered when it was at 5100, and we also discussed it before that when it was at 5400. The main title I remember is "Something's Cooking on a Low Flame," Part 1, when prices were at 5100, we gave the reasons. In Part 2, we made a second version, which we called "Season 2 of Something's Cooking on a Low Flame," and again we gave reasons for the fundamental analysis of why gold fell despite the current geopolitical tensions.

[01:09:12]Professor, I wanted to remind you that last year I asked you about the history of leverage and the entry of small traders at that time, and how many people searched for the topic.

[01:09:25]Honestly, George, I've completely forgotten about it. I hope you can contact the team on Telegram or WhatsApp and tell them I commented on the YouTube live stream. Please post it for me. Let's say the whole thing, meaning write me the question in full, give me an example of it, or clarify the points. And I promise, God willing, I'll have some extra time soon, maybe starting from... not the week after Eid, maybe the week after. We'll go back to the videos that were, let's say, like the video about gold bullion: when to buy and when to sell. We'll make these extra videos, God willing. I hope you'll contact the team; they'll let me know. Honestly, right now I'm just recording them on my to-do list, collecting points and ideas. God willing, I'll make a full video about it if the topic is really worthwhile. Because, as I understand it, the question is about leverage, its origins and history.

[01:10:26]Maybe we're not talking about its origins and history, but rather its impact. So I hope you'll present the idea to me, and I'll try to rephrase it. In any case, I think gold is going down to 400, even 380. I did n't understand the comment exactly; it's below. Most likely, yes, Professor, your definition of "bad" based on your more than 20 years of experience in gold trading, may God protect you. What do you mean by " definition," Emad? What's your opinion? And please, if you could answer me quickly, I'd appreciate it so I can reply to you, as we're almost finished. What do you think of the difference, Professor? Do you recommend it, and why do 99% lose? This is one of the videos I'm currently working on. The video will be about how to lose in Forex. I mean, all the videos you're reading or listening to on social media, especially on YouTube, specifically focus on how to profit from Forex and the steps to profiting from Forex. But people always try to avoid addressing the core issues, even though traders need someone to pinpoint the problem and explain it. So, the video will be about how to lose in Forex, where we'll review the reasons that literally plague traders and most likely cause their losses. How much did gold drop today, everyone? Your Excellency, well, my dear, gold actually dropped from here to here, from 4539, the peak this morning. Reaching 4401, meaning gold dropped $140.70 per ounce.

[01:12:16]What do you think about silver? In the same way as gold, things are moving towards more negativity and decline.

[01:12:21]Thank you very much for all your efforts, Paul Al Arab. Thank you, my dear. May God reward you, my teacher. I have been following you for almost a year and a half. I have benefited greatly and have become an analyst thanks to you. Thank you. I mean, don't call yourself a mini-expert. Always take things in three steps. Yes, take things in steps, little by little, but always have confidence that you have achieved something. Honestly, because you, I mean, I know that you are assessing the situation, let's say, so as not to exaggerate it, but there are people who are less than capable of reading all these details in fundamental analysis before technical analysis, and they, God help us, have channels and followers and they sell myths and illusions to people. God help us.

[01:13:14]Are we, as small traders, a primary target for those with liquidity? No, look, they don't target individuals; they target numbers.

[01:13:26]For example, today, the buyer mass is worth 2 trillion, and the seller mass is worth 300 billion or 400 billion. So, they go and multiply the buyer mass. They don't care who you're actually trading with, whether your account size is small or large. They don't look at the individual traders; they look at the actual number of traders. They do n't even look at each account individually. Of course, if you're trading with a broker like iBook, if you're trading with someone who actually routes your trades to the global financial markets, then their real concern isn't your actual loss. We always avoid trading with B-Books because their main goal is to make you lose, so you should stay away from them. Be careful of this detail. But in any case, ultimately, they look at the total amount for everyone who is a long trade and everyone who is a short trade. They don't care who's involved; they don't care about the details.

[01:14:30]They look at how this works. If you have a column in Excel with millions of numbers, where will your eyes go? At the very end, on the total line, that's what they see. So don't listen to that myth, that they waited for me to sell and then went and drove the markets up, or waited for me to buy and then went and drove the markets down. They don't actually see details, they don't see GIS, X, Y, or Z. They actually see numbers, that's what they actually see. Yes, okay, maybe the correction levels, I think, where will they reach with these levels in front of you, and tomorrow's levels will come to us tomorrow, God willing. A brief picture of the market, Professor. I once read that the market is the movement of money from the less patient people to the more patient people. Is this true?

[01:15:29]This is true, I completely agree with it.

[01:15:32]This is one of the points about the markets: yes, why are people less patient?

[01:15:40]For example, let's say you sold at the end of yesterday's trading session from the 4506 level. This morning, when prices reached 4539, the less patient people closed the trade and reversed the market. Look at this, the head and shoulders pattern is inverted, and look how it broke the trend line. These are the less patient people who trade even on minute or five-minute timeframes. These are the people who overload their accounts. These are the things you should avoid. Yes, the most patient person is the calm and balanced one. I read the details; the markets are down, and I'm not concerned about this rise. That's why, for example, we divide our sell positions into one, two, or three; we don't take them all at once.

[01:16:34]Why? Because we try to be more patient. We try to be more balanced. We try to take several market snaps. Because some people ask me, " Well, if you see it going down, why..." Don't buy and double your quantity. I don't see it as going down, but who gives you a guarantee that this market is going down?

[01:16:52]Who gives you a guarantee that you are buying at the peak? No one. So you shouldn't be patient. And don't let anyone come and tell you, "By God, Ghaith doesn't know, but come work with me, I'll give you my dear Warren Buffett himself, the godfather of the financial markets. A full year's worth of his company's account, which actually manages and invests money for people, has two full floating losses. Did Warren Buffett actually not know how to do fundamental analysis? And this is what I think from four or five years ago, in 2022, nothing. I mean, from now on, in the new twenties, actually, does Warren Buffett not understand fundamental analysis? Does he not understand technical analysis? Do the people who are with him not understand the issue?

[01:17:48]We understand, but the markets are irrational and illogical. They remained stubborn for much longer than required. However, in the end, the patient investor achieved profits for the following year, as well as profits from the previous year. Consequently, the floating losses, which were initially losses, transformed into profits the following year, and these profits were realized. Therefore, yes, the trend is always from the least patient to the most patient.

[01:18:25]Should we sell? We are buyers from 4550. Honestly, my friend, I don't know why you are always so insistent on listening to advice. Whoever advises you to buy, buy! So, whoever advised you to buy, let them advise you to sell. I am warning against buying at much higher levels. We were warning against buying; it's still possible for prices to rise. It's possible that news of an agreement might come at any moment, and prices could rise by 150 or 200. It's possible.

[01:18:54]But personally, I see the basic scenario as a continuation of the decline. I'm not saying it's impossible for prices to rise. Never say it's impossible, but I see the markets as more stable in the negative and declining process. The relationship between silver and gold on the hourly timeframe is quite different.

[01:19:18]Silver is more negative, especially with the Doji candle followed by green candles. The smaller the timeframes, the more discrepancies you'll see. Therefore, if you're comparing correlations, always use larger timeframes. Regarding stock analysis, generally speaking, you need to follow the details more closely.

[01:19:45]Stocks, in general, require detailed financial statements and company results, not just technical analysis. We can analyze technically if we have enough time, but I advise you to follow fundamental analysis. Tell us where the trend is headed. May God reward you, Professor. I've been following you for about a year and a half and have benefited greatly. At that time, the gold trade was at 2880.

[01:20:10]Thank you. Your friend, Abdul Rahman Siraj from Aleppo. I'm honored to know you, Abdul Rahman, and all the people of Syria and Aleppo. How can we subscribe to the private channels? Of course, I'm always honored to know you, but please follow the public accounts. For a sufficient period of time, form your opinion on what is being presented, because what is presented in the general accounts is part of the premium channels. This means the same trading methods and the same analysis methods. So, follow the general accounts for a sufficient period of time, build your opinion based on them, and then whenever you want to participate in the premium channels, you can do so via the YouTube channel.

[01:20:47]Next to the channel name, there is a "Join" button. Click on it, and you will go to the third option, "Telegram Premium Channels."

[01:20:53]Subscribe to it, take a screenshot, and message the team on Telegram. They will add you to the premium channels, God willing. How do you see silver? Is it similar to gold? I still believe it is more inclined towards negativity and decline. Emad, thank you, Professor, you are the best of the Arabs. Thank you, Emad. Okay, why did you answer our question about subscribing to the premium channels? May God reward you. I am proud to be one of your younger followers. You're welcome. Not at all. On the contrary, you are all great, and all of you, God bless you, are always beneficial and enjoyable to talk to. I had decided that today is a holiday, so we would shorten the live broadcast to half an hour, but, God bless you, there were many questions, and they were truly important. One needs to Answering this brings us to the end of the live broadcast.

[01:21:40]We'll meet again, God willing, in future updates and videos. This is Ghaith Abu Hilal signing off. I wish you continued success and peace.