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The Bollinger Bands on the short-term four-hour and one-hour charts are opening upward, and the price is trading within the upper mid-range range. The gold bull market is not over yet, and each sharp decline is merely a correction. The rise will not end until the bullish trend ends and a top pattern is established. Recently, the price has risen to new highs in the Asian session, followed by a waterfall of sell-offs in the European session, and finally sideways trading in the US session. Today, we will continue to follow the trend and buy near support levels, but be aware of the potential for sharp declines after each breakthrough of a new all-time high.
Key Points:
First Support Level: 4190, Second Support Level: 4178, Third Support Level: 4162
First Resistance Level: 4238, Second Resistance Level: 4250, Third Resistance Level: 4268
Trading Strategy:
Buy: 4170-4173, SL: 4161, TP: 4190-4200
Sell: 4267-4270, SL: 4279, TP: 4250-4240

Foreign investors currently hold around $9 trillion in U.S. Treasury bonds. With interest rates already cut once and two more cuts expected, bond yields will decline meaning returns on Treasuries will shrink.
As a result, major holders will look for a hedge against lower dollar returns and long-term inflation risks.
Even if just 10–20% of that $9 trillion shifts toward gold, that’s $900 billion to $1.8 trillion in potential inflows. Considering the liquid gold market is only about $4–5 trillion, such a capital shift would create a massive demand imbalance.
That kind of inflow could easily drive gold prices 200–300% higher, simply because the available supply is limited while global demand spikes sharply.
In short:
> When central banks and foreign investors hedge even a fraction of their U.S. bond holdings after rate cuts, gold’s limited liquidity makes explosive upside almost inevitable.
✅ Logical Flow
1. Fed ends QT → more liquidity in system
2. Fed cuts rates → lower Treasury yields
3. Foreign holders → need hedge → buy gold
4. Gold → limited liquidity → sharp price rise
As a result, major holders will look for a hedge against lower dollar returns and long-term inflation risks.
Even if just 10–20% of that $9 trillion shifts toward gold, that’s $900 billion to $1.8 trillion in potential inflows. Considering the liquid gold market is only about $4–5 trillion, such a capital shift would create a massive demand imbalance.
That kind of inflow could easily drive gold prices 200–300% higher, simply because the available supply is limited while global demand spikes sharply.
In short:
> When central banks and foreign investors hedge even a fraction of their U.S. bond holdings after rate cuts, gold’s limited liquidity makes explosive upside almost inevitable.
✅ Logical Flow
1. Fed ends QT → more liquidity in system
2. Fed cuts rates → lower Treasury yields
3. Foreign holders → need hedge → buy gold
4. Gold → limited liquidity → sharp price rise
The key levels of interest are 4200, 4180, and 4100 these are your pullback buy zones. As long as the Senate bill and rate cut euphoria remain in play, sentiment will favor the upside and it’s crazy .
Even at record highs, there are no visible signs of weakness on the charts. Will brief later . Trade safe ..