In recent weeks, we've seen a strong uptrend in gold, which continues without any meaningful pullbacks.
Yes, the general rule is to trade in the direction of the dominant trend — but in this case, I’m strongly hesitant to go long while price is sitting at all-time highs.
At the moment, I would consider short positions only if signs of weakness appear — specifically, if the price starts breaking below recent local lows. As for targets, they are largely abstract, since we can’t accurately predict where a correction might stop if it does occur. Still, for reference, I’d outline three potential downside levels: 3,411, 3,404, and 3,381.
This short scenario would be invalidated if price moves above 3,490. There’s no point placing stop-losses above that level — it makes more sense to position them well below.
Keep in mind: the uptrend is very strong, and price could easily continue to rally sharply — so manage your risk accordingly.
That said, I still lean toward the idea that we may see a downside move.
Yes, the general rule is to trade in the direction of the dominant trend — but in this case, I’m strongly hesitant to go long while price is sitting at all-time highs.
At the moment, I would consider short positions only if signs of weakness appear — specifically, if the price starts breaking below recent local lows. As for targets, they are largely abstract, since we can’t accurately predict where a correction might stop if it does occur. Still, for reference, I’d outline three potential downside levels: 3,411, 3,404, and 3,381.
This short scenario would be invalidated if price moves above 3,490. There’s no point placing stop-losses above that level — it makes more sense to position them well below.
Keep in mind: the uptrend is very strong, and price could easily continue to rally sharply — so manage your risk accordingly.
That said, I still lean toward the idea that we may see a downside move.
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