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XAU/USD : First LONG, Then SHORT (READ THE CAPTION)

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As you can see, with the price entering and stabilizing below the $2309 level, gold faced increased selling pressure and finally, after two weeks, returned to the $2200 channel. Currently, gold is in a significant demand zone, suggesting a possible upward move. However, we might see further corrections afterward. So, first LONG, then SHORT! I hope this analysis, as always, is helpful for you. Have a great night everybody!

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Upon re-analyzing the #gold chart on the 4-hour timeframe, we see that the price has grown from the demand zone as expected, resulting in a 160-pips increase so far. Currently, gold is trading around $2315. The $2315.5 to $2323 range is a critical supply zone where we might see a price rejection. I hope you find this analysis useful! (This analysis will be updated.)

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Upon re-analyzing the #gold chart on the 4-hour timeframe, we see that after yesterday's analysis, the price experienced a brief initial correction and then resumed its upward movement, reaching $2337. Given that a large Fair Value Gap (FVG) still lies ahead, I anticipate this liquidity gap between $2337 and $2355 to be filled in the short term.

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Upon analyzing the gold chart on the 4-hour timeframe, we observe that the price has started to rise again after holding support at the $2320 level and is currently trading around $2336. If the price continues to trade and stabilize above $2320, we can expect further growth in #gold. The next targets are $2340, $2346, and $2355, respectively.

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