Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Long
Updated

Gold Pullback as Expected, Range Trading Continues

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As I clearly stated last Friday, key resistances are located at 3366 and the stronger zone between 3376–3391. On Friday, the price peaked near 3366 without touching the second resistance band, followed by a pullback — a natural result of recent buying pressure being released and previous trapped positions being closed out.

🎯 Congratulations to those who carefully followed and executed the strategy — you should have captured solid profits from this retracement!

🔍 Current Technical Outlook:

✅ A wave of selling has already been absorbed. Now we watch:

Support strength — if key levels hold, scalping on dips remains valid;

Rebound momentum — short-term indicators favor a bounce, though medium-term structures are still being repaired;

Focus zone: 3355–3357 is a newly created gap resistance, critical for today’s action;

Previously broken supports (3346–3338 and 3324–3318) now serve as resistance and should be watched during any upside attempt.

📈 Trading Strategy:
Today’s price range is relatively contained — stick to selling near resistance, buying near support. If there are any major changes or new developments, I’ll update everyone in time.

Trade active
Gold has successfully broken above 3338, confirming bullish momentum.
If you’ve been trading according to my strategy, you should already be in profit.

🔍 Next Key Levels to Watch:

Initial resistance: 3346

Major gap zone: 3355–3357

If bullish momentum holds, we could see a push toward 3400 as early as Tuesday or Wednesday

⚠️ Risk Watch:

If momentum weakens and bears seize control near 3355–3357:

The 2H chart may remain in a weak bearish formation

The 1D chart could re-enter consolidation

Volume will be the key signal — watch it closely

🎯 Current Outlook:

Bulls remain in control in the short term

Focus on the 3346–3358 zone — this is the battleground



✅ Follow the trend, manage the risk — profits come naturally.

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