Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
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XAU/USD: First Long, Then SHORT! (PLEASE READ THE CAPTION)

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Gold's 2-hour chart shows that the price successfully reached a new high of $3057 today before retracing to $3025. Currently, gold is trading around $3037, and I expect a short-term push towards $3049 before looking for a trigger to potentially ride a correction down to targets below $3022. Stay tuned—this analysis will be updated soon!

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As we review the 2-hour chart on gold, we can see that, just as expected, the price has resumed its drop — falling from $3035 down to $2999. The total move has delivered over 720 pips so far, and I hope you’ve made the most of it!

Looking ahead to next week:
If the price manages to hold below $3029, we could see further downside pressure on gold.

Stay tuned — more updates coming soon!

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Trade closed: target reached
As we review the 2-hour gold chart, we can see that following yesterday’s analysis, the price started dropping just as expected — delivering over 200 pips from $3022 down to $3002! Currently, gold is trading back around $3022, and we need to watch closely to see if it gets rejected from the $3029–$3038 zone.If rejection happens, the next potential targets are $3015, $3001, and $2996.

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As we review the 4-hour gold chart, we can see that price moved exactly as expected based on our previous analysis. Gold first entered the supply zone between $3029 and $3038, then dropped from $3036 to $3013, hitting the $3015 target beautifully! Looking ahead — if gold manages to hold above $3019, we could see further upside potential. However, we’ll avoid any premature bias and wait for more confirmation signals before determining the next move. Stay tuned for more updates!

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