In my weekend analysis and yesterday’s video, I expressed the view that XAU/USD has turned bearish in the mid-term, with the potential for a drop below the 2475 support zone.
After initially pulling back to the NFP low, the price rebounded and returned to my sell zone between 2505-2510 (as previously explained). However, this recovery from 2485 seems more corrective and overlapping in nature, lacking strong momentum. After reaching a local high near 2507, the price began to roll over again.
Confirmation of a lower high and the end of this correction would come with a drop below 2500, which would once again expose the 2475 support zone. Additionally, a retest of this level could potentially lead to a break, bringing my mid-term target of 2440 into focus.
At this point, I maintain my bearish outlook on gold and for the short term 2475 is my target.
After initially pulling back to the NFP low, the price rebounded and returned to my sell zone between 2505-2510 (as previously explained). However, this recovery from 2485 seems more corrective and overlapping in nature, lacking strong momentum. After reaching a local high near 2507, the price began to roll over again.
Confirmation of a lower high and the end of this correction would come with a drop below 2500, which would once again expose the 2475 support zone. Additionally, a retest of this level could potentially lead to a break, bringing my mid-term target of 2440 into focus.
At this point, I maintain my bearish outlook on gold and for the short term 2475 is my target.
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