Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
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XAUUSD 50M GOLD SELL NOW CHART PATTERN ..

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Here’s what jumps out at me from the chart you shared:

Overall idea

The author is mapping out a bearish trade-setup on XAU/USD (spot gold).

Price has been tapping an ascending trendline (annotated “support line”) but is now flirting with a break beneath a lower “Entry line.” The suggestion is: if price decisively slips below that entry zone, look for shorts.


Key levels & milestones
| Label on chart | Approx. price | Purpose | | --- | --- | --- | | Entry line | ≈ US$ 3,435–3,440 | Sell-trigger area once broken | | Target 01 | ≈ 3,400 | First take-profit (TP1) | | Target 02 | ≈ 3,360 | Second take-profit (TP2) | | Final target | 3,300 | Ultimate TP; aligns with a prior demand zone |

Technical context

The shaded blue/red band is an Ichimoku cloud on a 50-minute chart; price is currently perched just above it. A cloud break would reinforce bearish momentum.

The tilt of the top trendline plus successive higher highs suggests an ending-diagonal / rising-wedge—often a precursor to sharp reversals.

Note the strong horizontal support (grey box) at 3,300—this is the “magnet” for the final target.


Risk considerations

If price snaps back above the entry zone and re-establishes support on the rising trendline, the short idea becomes invalid. A sensible stop might sit just above the recent swing high (~3,445).

Gold is highly news-sensitive (Fed, CPI, geopolitical shocks). Any unexpected catalyst can blow through technical levels—so position sizing matters.



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