🔍 MACRO & MARKET SENTIMENT SNAPSHOT
Gold witnessed a sharp pullback after an overextended rally during the Asian session — catching many off guard...
Meanwhile, the US Dollar climbed 0.7% on safe-haven demand and rising Fed rate speculation. Yet, gold’s dip appears more like a tactical liquidity sweep than a full-blown trend reversal...
🌍 Heightened geopolitical risks — especially escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, along with Trump’s latest remarks on Tehran — continue to fuel risk-off sentiment...
🛢️ Surging oil prices suggest capital rotation might be in play, as institutional flows shift between commodities and equities...
📝 Upcoming catalysts include the Fed’s interest rate decision and the US retail sales figures — any unexpected data could rattle markets and alter rate expectations swiftly.
📉 TECHNICAL STRUCTURE (M30 VIEW)
The metal corrected sharply after an aggressive upside move triggered by Asian FOMO...
EMA alignment (13, 34, 89, 200) is tightening — signalling potential early-stage trend reversal or consolidation...
Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) beneath current price levels highlight areas where smart money may be waiting to reload positions...
🎯 TRADE SETUPS
🔵 BUY ZONE: 3345 – 3343
Stop Loss: 3339
Target Levels:
3350 → 3354 → 3358 → 3362 → 3366 → 3370 → 3380 → 3400 → ???
🔎 Wait for clear bullish confirmation via price action or rejection candles during London or New York sessions before entry.
🔴 SELL ZONE: 3442 – 3444
Stop Loss: 3448
Target Levels:
3438 → 3434 → 3430 → 3425 → 3420 → 3410 → 3400
⚠️ Only consider shorts on clean rejection from resistance, supported by strong bearish signals — avoid speculative entries in high-volatility conditions.
🧠 FINAL THOUGHTS
Gold is operating within a classic smart money framework — stop hunts, liquidity grabs, and stealth accumulation...
In uncertain macro conditions, precision and timing matter more than ever. Don’t chase the move — let price come to your level.
📌 Stay tuned for live updates during the Fed press conference and New York session.
Gold witnessed a sharp pullback after an overextended rally during the Asian session — catching many off guard...
Meanwhile, the US Dollar climbed 0.7% on safe-haven demand and rising Fed rate speculation. Yet, gold’s dip appears more like a tactical liquidity sweep than a full-blown trend reversal...
🌍 Heightened geopolitical risks — especially escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, along with Trump’s latest remarks on Tehran — continue to fuel risk-off sentiment...
🛢️ Surging oil prices suggest capital rotation might be in play, as institutional flows shift between commodities and equities...
📝 Upcoming catalysts include the Fed’s interest rate decision and the US retail sales figures — any unexpected data could rattle markets and alter rate expectations swiftly.
📉 TECHNICAL STRUCTURE (M30 VIEW)
The metal corrected sharply after an aggressive upside move triggered by Asian FOMO...
EMA alignment (13, 34, 89, 200) is tightening — signalling potential early-stage trend reversal or consolidation...
Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) beneath current price levels highlight areas where smart money may be waiting to reload positions...
🎯 TRADE SETUPS
🔵 BUY ZONE: 3345 – 3343
Stop Loss: 3339
Target Levels:
3350 → 3354 → 3358 → 3362 → 3366 → 3370 → 3380 → 3400 → ???
🔎 Wait for clear bullish confirmation via price action or rejection candles during London or New York sessions before entry.
🔴 SELL ZONE: 3442 – 3444
Stop Loss: 3448
Target Levels:
3438 → 3434 → 3430 → 3425 → 3420 → 3410 → 3400
⚠️ Only consider shorts on clean rejection from resistance, supported by strong bearish signals — avoid speculative entries in high-volatility conditions.
🧠 FINAL THOUGHTS
Gold is operating within a classic smart money framework — stop hunts, liquidity grabs, and stealth accumulation...
In uncertain macro conditions, precision and timing matter more than ever. Don’t chase the move — let price come to your level.
📌 Stay tuned for live updates during the Fed press conference and New York session.
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