BULLISH GAP CONFIRMS BREAKOUT STRUCTURE

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XAUUSD PLAN – JUNE 2 | BULLISH GAP CONFIRMS BREAKOUT STRUCTURE | GOLD REGAINS SAFE-HAVEN DEMAND

The new trading week kicks off with a strong bullish gap in gold, signaling renewed investor confidence in safe-haven assets amid rising geopolitical tensions. With the US dollar showing early signs of weakness and no clear direction from the Fed, gold is quickly regaining strength as a defensive play.

🌍 MACRO CONTEXT:
US–China trade tensions and renewed Middle East geopolitical risks are pushing capital into gold as a risk hedge.

The US dollar is pulling back slightly, weighed by concerns over the upcoming labor data and persistent inflation.

Institutional portfolios are reportedly increasing exposure to gold as a hedge against macro instability.

➡️ In this context, gold has strong short-term upside potential, especially if price holds above the key breakout zone.

📈 TECHNICAL ANALYSIS (H1 – EMA 13/34/89/200):
Price has broken out above the descending trendline and EMA200, confirming bullish momentum.

All EMAs (13–34–89–200) are aligned upward, supporting continuation of the uptrend.
As long as gold holds above 3,309, bulls will likely target previous highs near 3,348 and 3,361.

🔍 TRADE PLAN – JUNE 2:
🔵 BUY ZONE: 3,295 – 3,293
Stop Loss: 3,289
Take Profit Targets:
3,300 – 3,304 – 3,308 – 3,312 – 3,316 – 3,320

Ideal scenario: wait for a retest of the breakout zone or EMA support (13/34) for a low-risk long entry.

🔻 SELL ZONE: 3,347 – 3,349
Stop Loss: 3,353
Take Profit Targets:
3,343 – 3,340 – 3,336 – 3,332 – 3,328 – 3,324 – 3,320

Only consider SELL if there's a strong rejection or bearish divergence at the highs.

📌 SUMMARY:
The bullish gap at the start of the week is a strong signal of trend continuation. Priority should be given to long setups if the price structure stays above key EMAs. Watch for potential fakeouts during NY session or Fed-related headlines. Stick to tight risk management.

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