- Gold recently hit a record high of $3,005 before pulling back, forming a bearish shooting star pattern. This pattern suggests that gold may experience a short-term decline, with key support levels at $2,956 and $2,930. If prices fall further, the 20-day moving average near $2,921 could provide additional support.
- Despite this pullback, the overall trend remains bullish. Gold broke out to new highs this week, confirming strong demand and momentum. A temporary decline is a normal part of an uptrend, allowing the market to digest recent gains before another potential rally.
- If gold rises above $3,005 again, it could signal further gains, with possible targets between $3,012 and $3,043. The most significant target could be around $3,033, based on a longer-term pattern. While short-term fluctuations are possible, the broader trend remains positive as long as key support levels hold.
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