October 28 Gold Report: Two Buys, a Zone Retest, Then TP3

Market Snapshot#

Wednesday’s public gold record on the @GTMO channel had two buys, and both reported targets. The first went to Mo’s members first, as he had promised the night before. At 15:45 Vietnam time he told the public channel it had missed a “BEAUTIFULLL TRADE”, then forwarded its updates to @GTMO: TP1, breakeven and TP4, and a 17:22 recap listing four targets with a closed-trade history. The second was posted in public. At 18:30 Mo shared a buy plan at 4047.3–4044 and reported TP1 at 18:37. Gold then came back into the zone, filled the deeper entries and turned up again. From 19:06 Mo took profit on the top entries, set breakeven on the rest and reported TP2 and TP3, then “150+ pips” at 19:20.

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The figures come from OANDA’s daily bar for Wednesday on TradingView / OANDA, read while the session was still open. That bar follows OANDA’s trading session, not the Vietnam calendar day, and its high, low and last price can still change before it closes. At 21:01 gold was just above the top of the evening buy zone, after the run that Mo’s 19:20 chart showed near 4058.

Why The Tone Changed So Fast#

The day began with roll calls rather than trades. Shortly after 01:00 Vietnam time Mo asked members where they were and what time it was for them, and in the afternoon he asked for their country and age. Answers came from Qatar, India, Italy, the UK, Morocco, Colombia, South Africa, Austria, Slovakia, Nigeria, Kenya, Germany, Romania and more.

The first change of tone came at 15:45, when Mo wrote to the public channel, “Public, i’m sorry.” A few seconds later he added that it had missed “such a [expletive] BEAUTIFULLL TRADE”. Over the next half hour he forwarded that trade’s updates, including his reminder that he had said the night before he would give members priority, “so I did as u can see! I am a Man of my Word”: “We immediately in bluesss”, “TP1 checkkk!”, “SET BREAKEVEN NOW!! ZERO RISKKK”, “TP4 checkkkk!!!” and “All TP‘s HITTT AND 100+ PIPS TOO!” Results from members followed within minutes.

The second change came in the evening, and this time the trade was public. At 18:15 Mo wrote that he was still on the charts and not sure about another trade, and that if he made one it might be in public. At 18:29 he sent the alert, with the reminder that it was no financial advice and members trade at their own risk, and at 18:30 the full plan followed. It was in profit within three minutes and reported TP1 at 18:37. Then gold turned back down while Mo was in his car; at 18:42 he shared a photo from behind the wheel. At 18:50 he wrote, “Back in our zone, still active use proper risk management, I just arrived so I‘m fully here now.” At 19:01 he added, “Filled the zone very good, now lets get a rocket up.” Three minutes later the trade was “in blues again”, and by 19:04 gold was back above all entries.

Technical Outlook#

The evening plan, posted publicly at 18:30, was specific:

• Buy zone: 4047.3–4044
• Stop: 4040
• Targets: 4049, 4051, 4053 and 4055, then an open fifth target

The targets were spaced two dollars apart, and the zone itself was more than three dollars deep. That depth shaped the trade. The positions Mo shared at 18:33 were opened at the top of the zone, around 4047.32–4047.52. When gold fell back to “our zone”, his later screens show entries filled lower, around 4045.06–4046.27. The deeper entries then carried most of the move. At 19:06, with gold near 4048.58, Mo closed the top entries first, set breakeven on the bottom ones and reported “TP1 check again but this time from bottommm”. The first buy, which members had first, closed its entries in pairs at 4052, 4054 and 4056 and four at 4058, according to the history Mo forwarded.

On OANDA’s daily bar, Wednesday so far ranged from $4,028.19 to $4,070.84, and the latest reading was $4,047.83. Mo’s 19:20 chart showed gold near 4058, and by 21:01 it was back at $4,047.83, just above the evening zone. As historical reference points from Wednesday, the 4044–4047.3 buy zone, the 4055 target and the 4058 area are worth noting; the next session needs its own plan. For the week’s broader scenarios, see the weekly gold forecast for October 26–30.

Trading Signals#

Two buys: one forwarded, one posted in public#

Wednesday had two buys. The first was posted to members first; the public channel saw it through Mo’s forwarded updates and his recap, not as a plan. The second was a fully specified public setup. All times are Vietnam time, UTC+7, on October 28.

The selected screenshots in this section follow the same order: the first buy’s chart when it went into profit and its closed-trade history, then the public buy’s chart and positions at the start, the chart as it turned up from the zone, the positions when the top entries were closed, and the chart at the 150+ pips update.

Signal Performance Breakdown#

The first buy: Mo reported TP1, then breakeven and TP4, and at 16:09 wrote “All TP‘s HITTT AND 100+ PIPS TOO!” His 17:22 recap lists four targets, TP1 to TP4, as done. The history excerpt posted with it shows ten entries opened around 4049.17–4049.73, closed in pairs at 4052, 4054 and 4056 and four at 4058.

The public buy: TP1 at 4049 came seven minutes after the plan. Then gold went back into the zone, and Mo stayed in the trade, called it “still active” and reminded readers to use proper risk management. When gold climbed again, he closed the top entries first, set breakeven on the bottom entries at 19:07 and wrote at 19:11 that the trade was fully secured. TP2 at 4051 and TP3 at 4053 followed at 19:14 and 19:16. At 19:17 he wrote “100+ PIPSSSS AND LAST TP INCOMING”; his screens then showed gold just under 4055, the fourth target, and a chart seconds later showed 4055.36. At 19:19 he left TP5 open for each trader to decide, and at 19:22 he wrote that he was closing two more entries and leaving two running. The positions screen he shared at 18:33 showed a floating total of 2,129.80 USD, and the one at 19:06 showed 12,025.55 USD. These are screenshots from his own account and show reported trades, not an audited result for the day.

Mo did not post a closing update for the last two entries before this report, so their exit is not part of this recap. By 21:01 gold was back at $4,047.83. As of Mo’s last update at 19:22, four targets were reported on the first buy and TP1–TP3 plus a 150+ pips update on the public buy; two entries were left running and no closing update was posted.

What members shared publicly#

Members posted 91 messages in the public channel on Wednesday up to this report. Thirty-one were answers to Mo’s two roll calls. After the first buy, 37 messages came between 15:45 and 16:36, 19 of them screenshots, and after the public buy 16 came between 19:25 and 20:02, 12 of them screenshots. The remaining seven answered other questions from Mo or shared a screenshot.

After the first buy:

• Rekha: “Tp 1 and Tp2!!!! I am out of the trades now.”
• H: “Made a nice 104 euros under 30minutes.”
• B N: “189 eur in less then 10 min.”
• Brian Rigby: “£15.44 banked one running with BE set.”
• Ron G.: “thank you Mo, I learned how to have skill and patience with you.”

After the public buy, Fritz Haldimann wrote “My Win Today. Thank you sooooo much,” with a history showing both buys. Dadou posted “+523.70€”, H wrote “Made a nice 200euros today”, Kevin ™️ reported “47,78€ Today” and Nikola Vigniti wrote “That was just unbelievebel.”

Results members shared ranged from £15.44 to €523.70, and not every entry was inside Mo’s zone: most of the eleven readable rows in Dadou’s history were opened around 4048.3–4048.4, above the 4047.3 top of the zone. Each person’s outcome depended on their own entries, size and exits, and these figures are their own reports. The galleries show 11 selected screenshots, seven from Mo and four from members, not every image shared.

For another buy that came back into its zone before reaching its targets, compare the October 26 gold report. For the previous session’s two sells, see the October 27 gold report.

Execution Lessons#

A deep zone is a plan for scaling in. The evening zone was more than three dollars deep. Mo’s first entries were at the top; the ones that carried the move were filled lower, after gold came back. If a plan gives a range, decide in advance how much you will place at each part of it.

A return to the zone is not automatically a failure. TP1 was reported in seven minutes, then gold went back into the zone. The stop at 4040 was still below, and Mo called the trade “still active”. The difference between a retest and a failed trade is the stop, not the discomfort of seeing profit disappear.

Take something off the top, then protect the rest. At 19:06 Mo closed the top entries first, which had the least profit, and at 19:07 set breakeven on the deeper ones. From that point the remaining entries could only finish at about zero or better; at 19:11 he wrote there was “no more risk”.

Decide what “open” means for you. TP5 was left open, and gold was back near the zone by 21:01. An open target needs your own exit rule, whether that is a trailing stop, a fixed level or closing at a time you set in advance.

What The Day Means Going Forward#

Wednesday showed two buys reaching their targets in different ways. The first, shared with members first, reported four targets within its forwarded updates. The public buy started well, returned to its zone, and then reached TP3 and a 150+ pips update after Mo took profit on the top entries and set breakeven on the rest. The retest, the decisions at 19:06 and 19:07 and the open fifth target were all posted on @GTMO as they happened.

Before the next session, decide how you will split entries across a zone, when you will move your stop to entry, and what you will do with an open target. Then follow how the next public plan is explained and managed on @GTMO, rather than reusing Wednesday’s levels. You can also read the previous week in the weekly gold trading summary for October 19–23.

FAQ#

Where was gold trading on the evening of October 28, 2026?#

At 21:01 Vietnam time on October 28, OANDA’s XAUUSD was at $4,047.83 per troy ounce, down $12.51 (0.31%) from Tuesday’s daily close of $4,060.33, with a session range so far of $4,028.19 to $4,070.84. This was an intraday reading, not a close.

What was the October 28 public signal?#

A buy posted at 18:30 Vietnam time with a 4047.3–4044 zone, a 4040 stop and targets at 4049, 4051, 4053 and 4055, plus an open fifth target. An earlier buy that afternoon went to members first; the public channel saw its updates and recap afterwards.

Did the public buy hit its targets?#

Mo reported TP1 at 18:37, TP2 at 19:14 and TP3 at 19:16, then “130+” and “150+ pips” updates, with TP5 left open. At 19:22 he wrote that he was leaving two entries running; no later closing update was posted before this report.

Why did the buy go back into its zone after TP1?#

Mo’s posts do not give a reason; they describe the move: “Back in our zone, still active use proper risk management”. The zone was more than three dollars deep and the stop was at 4040, so the trade stayed open while deeper entries filled, then turned back into profit at 19:04.

How can I ask about free signals and access?#

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Connect with Gold Trader Mo#

Read every daily public recap from Gold Trader Mo and compare the plan, the management and the outcome for yourself, including the days when a trade comes back to its zone first. To follow upcoming public gold updates or ask about free signal access, message @GTMOBest.

Risk disclaimer: This report is for education and historical commentary, not personalized financial advice or a live trade instruction. Gold and leveraged trading involve substantial risk, and you can lose more than you expect when a market reverses quickly. Past performance and reported results from Mo or members do not guarantee future returns. Use your own risk limits and verify access conditions before opening or funding an account.