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How about getting around 3471-3473 for SL-3466 n TGT- 3476/3479/3482
Note:- just a view, Trading is Risky not suitable for everyone.
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Stop Loss: 3,496.85
Target Point: 3,394.77
🔎 Analysis
The chart shows a strong upward rally (highlighted in red), followed by price consolidation.
A short (sell) setup is suggested, as the market may retrace after the sharp bullish move.
Risk-to-reward ratio appears favorable, with a tight stop compared to the wider target zone.
Confirmation may come if price breaks below 3,460 support level.
📌 Signal
Trade Type: SELL (Short)
Entry Zone: 3,468 – 3,472
Stop Loss: 3,496.85
Take Profit: 3,394.77

This weak the data is also negative for gold.
Stop Loss (SL): 3,443 (below EMA 70 & FVG zone)
Take Profit (TP): 3,526 (highlighted target point)
📊 Reasoning
1. FVG Zone: Price is retracing into the Fair Value Gap, a high-probability area for bullish continuation.
2. EMA Confluence: Price is trading above both 70 EMA and 200 EMA, showing strong bullish momentum.
3. Market Structure: Higher highs and higher lows indicate continuation of the uptrend.
4. Risk/Reward: About 1:3 RR, favorable setup for swing or intraday buyers.

The monthly and weekly charts maintain a strong bullish pattern. The daily chart's consecutive gains have resulted in a strong close above the previous high of 3451, with the price reaching the upper Bollinger Band. The RSI indicator is approaching 70, and the 10-day and 7-day moving averages maintain a golden cross and are currently moving upward to 3386 and 3408. The price is gradually moving upward along the 5-day moving average at 3420.
On the four-hour chart, the price remains within the upper middle Bollinger Band, with the moving averages opening upward. However, the RSI indicator has reached a high of 80, so watch for any corrections from a breakout. Gold's previous high of 3423 has become a short-term bull-bear watershed and a top-to-bottom reversal point. Until the price breaks below 3423/20, buy on dips will continue. Barring any negative data or news, a significant correction in gold is unlikely. Therefore, prior to this, buy on dips and follow the trend.
Key Points:
First Support Level: 3438, Second Support Level: 3422, Third Support Level: 3413
First Resistance Level: 3466, Second Resistance Level: 3483, Third Resistance Level: 3496
Trading Strategy:
Buy: 3420-3423, SL: 3412, TP: 3440-3450;
Sell: 3475-3478, SL: 3487, TP: 3460-3450;

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When I observe this chart, it feels much like studying a Renaissance painting—full of depth, contrast, and hidden meaning. Every candle tells a story, just like brushstrokes on a canvas.
The strong support zone at 3260–3300 acts like the foundation of the painting, the solid base on which the entire composition stands. Just as an artist relies on balance in structure, the market relies on this level for equilibrium.
The resistance zone near 3440–3460 resembles the sky in a painting—bright and tempting, yet out of reach for now. The fake breakout projected above this level can be compared to an illusion of light in art: it draws the eye upward, but the truth lies in the shadow beneath.
Every higher low crafted along the way mirrors the gradual layering technique used by master painters, building depth and strength in the image. It is not a random stroke—it’s deliberate, showing that buyers are stepping in consistently, giving the chart rhythm and structure.
The liquidity sweep resembles the hidden symbolism often placed in classical artworks. At first glance, it might look chaotic, but its purpose is intentional—to trap participants and prepare for the next phase of movement.
From an educational perspective, this chart demonstrates that markets, like art, are a mixture of illusion and reality. Breakouts may be false, supports may be tested, but the true skill lies in learning how to interpret these strokes. Just as art critics read the layers of paint, traders must read the layers of price action.
When I observe this chart, it feels much like studying a Renaissance painting—full of depth, contrast, and hidden meaning. Every candle tells a story, just like brushstrokes on a canvas.
The strong support zone at 3260–3300 acts like the foundation of the painting, the solid base on which the entire composition stands. Just as an artist relies on balance in structure, the market relies on this level for equilibrium.
The resistance zone near 3440–3460 resembles the sky in a painting—bright and tempting, yet out of reach for now. The fake breakout projected above this level can be compared to an illusion of light in art: it draws the eye upward, but the truth lies in the shadow beneath.
Every higher low crafted along the way mirrors the gradual layering technique used by master painters, building depth and strength in the image. It is not a random stroke—it’s deliberate, showing that buyers are stepping in consistently, giving the chart rhythm and structure.
The liquidity sweep resembles the hidden symbolism often placed in classical artworks. At first glance, it might look chaotic, but its purpose is intentional—to trap participants and prepare for the next phase of movement.
From an educational perspective, this chart demonstrates that markets, like art, are a mixture of illusion and reality. Breakouts may be false, supports may be tested, but the true skill lies in learning how to interpret these strokes. Just as art critics read the layers of paint, traders must read the layers of price action.

Entry Point: 3,454
Stop Loss: 3,459
Take Profit (Target): 3,416
Expected Move: –1.09% (bearish setup)
📊 Signal Summary
The chart suggests a short (sell) trade opportunity.
Price is near the channel resistance → indicating possible rejection and downside move.
Risk/Reward ratio is favorable if stop loss is kept tight.
✅ Signal: SELL XAU/USD below 3,454
🎯 Target: 3,416
⛔ Stop Loss: 3,459
