XAU has the simplest strategy.

Xau moves by hunting liquidity. A sweep happens when price briefly takes out a previous high or low to trigger stop losses and pending orders. From there, only two things matter: • Sweep & Reject — Price takes the liquidity, fails to hold above/below it, and reverses. This often signals a change in direction. • Sweep & Continue — Price takes the liquidity, accepts above/below that level, and keeps moving with momentum. This confirms the breakout. If there's no liquidity sweep, there's usually no clear reason to enter. You're often trading in the middle of nowhere, where the probability is lower. Wait for the sweep. Then let price tell you whether it's rejecting or continuing. #fypppppppppppppppppppppppp