AI gold chart analysis
TradeWize is a free AI chart reader for gold. Upload a screenshot of XAUUSD, a GC futures contract, GLD or whatever spelling your platform uses, and it gives you the support and resistance, the formation and its state, and the two prices that would change the read.
Gold gets charted under half a dozen names, and a contract string usually carries an expiry with it. The date is stripped and the metal is priced, so "GOLD 05 DEC 2026" reads as gold.
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Example read on GC1! daily, 18 Sep 2026
GC1! is coiling inside a falling wedge under a weekly downtrend. The coil is on light volume. $4291.41 ends the wedge, $4439.80 resumes the rise.
Gold · close $4424.90 · a past chart, kept as an example. It isn't today's read. No AI, no signal, no target.
- above $4439.80 · the falling wedge
- below $4291.41 · the falling wedge
Upload your own chart and get the same read on it.
What to keep in the screenshot
- Leave the symbol in the shot, whichever spelling your platform uses.
- Keep the price axis. Gold in rupees per 10 grams and gold in dollars per ounce look identical apart from that axis.
- Keep the timeframe visible.
- One chart per picture.
- A contract with an expiry in the title reads fine. The date is stripped and the metal is priced.
Questions
XAUUSD, GC or GLD — which one should I screenshot?
Any of them. XAUUSD is the spot pair, GC is the futures contract and GLD is the ETF that holds the metal. They track each other closely, and it reads whichever one your chart prints.
Can it read a gold contract with an expiry in the title?
Yes. A string like "GOLD 05 DEC 2026" has the date stripped and the metal priced. If the contract is quoted in another currency — an MCX contract in rupees, say — the read comes off the picture instead, so the prices match the chart in front of you.
Does it read silver, oil and the other commodities?
Yes. Silver and crude oil have pages of their own, and natural gas and copper read the same way. The levels come out of the candles, and nothing about the method is specific to gold. See: Silver charts · Oil charts
Does it forecast the gold price?
No. There's no forecast, no target and no signal in a free read. It tells you the levels that are on the chart and the two prices that would change the read, and the call stays yours.
TradeWize is educational. A free chart read describes what is on the chart. It is not advice, a signal, a forecast or a recommendation, it executes no trades, and the decision stays with you. Learn to read a chart yourself in the chart-reading series.