According to our latest two analyses, price fluctuations have verified our first thoughts. During the initial bullish attempt, gold achieved a new all-time high of $2946.80 before retracing back below the structure to $2918.46. The following day, gold rose to $2954.80 before falling below the structure to $2916.60. For the time being, we have had two distinct fake bullish breakouts.
Given the significant price reactions in that zone, Gold is likely to continue its bearish trend up to $2880.
However, selling gold remains very risky due to the strong bullish trend. The price could potentially make a new all-time high and break $2955 if significant market manipulation occurs again. Based on the current data, it seems that Gold has a higher probability of moving down this time.
💰 Gold (XAU/USD) Analysis – 1H Chart Gold attempted to break above a key resistance zone ($2,944 - $2,946) but faced two false breakouts, indicating weak bullish momentum. The price has started to reject this level, suggesting a potential downward move. 📉
🔑 Key Observations: 🚨 False Breakouts: Price failed to hold above resistance, showing weakness. 📉 Bearish Patterns: Price is forming lower highs, signaling potential downside. 🎯 Bearish Targets:
First Target: $2,916 Second Target: $2,906 Major Target: $2,889 - $2,882 Final Target: $2,871 📉 Potential Bearish Scenario: ✅ If the price breaks below $2,916, it could accelerate the bearish move. ✅ A break below $2,906 could confirm further downside pressure. ✅ The $2,882 - $2,871 support zone is the key area to watch for a reversal or continuation lower.
⚠️ Alternative Scenario: 📈 If the price reclaims $2,946, we could see another bullish attempt toward $2,954
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