Bearish Pullback From Key Resistance, Targets Below
Overall structure
Gold is in a short-term bearish correction after a strong impulsive sell-off. The left side of the chart shows a distribution → breakdown → liquidity sweep, followed by a corrective bounce that is now losing steam.
Key zones & story the chart tells
Major Resistance Zone (≈ 5,105 – 5,213)
This blue zone previously acted as support, then flipped to resistance. Price has revisited it and failed to reclaim, confirming a classic support → resistance flip.
Entry Area (around 5,100)
The pullback into resistance aligns with:
Lower-high structure
Bearish reaction after a corrective rally
Rejection near prior consolidation
This is the logical short entry zone, as marked.
Fair Value Gap (FVG)
The rally partially filled the FVG but failed to continue higher — another sign of weak bullish intent.
Notice the white projected path: price is respecting a corrective wave rather than impulsive buying.
Targets
1st Target: ~4,750
Prior reaction level and mid-range liquidity. Likely pause or partial take-profit zone.
2nd Target / Support: ~4,586
Strong demand zone and previous base. This is the main downside objective if bearish momentum continues.
Bias summary
Bias: Bearish below 5,105
Invalidation: Clean break and hold above 5,213
Market logic:
Distribution → breakdown → pullback into resistance → continuation lower
Big picture takeaway
This is a textbook pullback-short setup after a strong bearish impulse. As long as gold remains capped below the resistance band, the path of least resistance points down toward 4,750 and potentially 4,586.
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