Gold reacted sharply to the 4570 resistance zone following a bullish breakout triggered by Trump’s speech, but upside momentum remains limited as stronger dollar strength and rising Treasury yields continue to pressure the market. 🔍 Market Structure Insight (1H): The 4570–4600 region is acting as a major supply zone, with sellers stepping back into the market after the breakout rally. Price remains vulnerable to rejection while trading below resistance. 📉 Bearish Scenario: If sellers continue defending the 4570 resistance level, gold may retrace toward the 4500 support zone. A breakdown below support could expose the 4450 liquidity level. 📈 Bullish Scenario: A sustained breakout and hold above 4600 would weaken the bearish outlook and may trigger continuation toward higher liquidity zones. ⚠️ Key Levels to Watch: Resistance: 4570 / 4600 Support: 4500 Target: 4450 💡 Trading Idea (SMC + Technicals): = Major supply zone forming around 4570–4600 = Rejection from... Read more

The HTF is very bearish from a macro and swing position, Im just capitalizing on potential intraday moves and playing with the cycles and liquidity combined with wyckoff.... Read more

Yesterday started in a very interesting way for Gold. After the Asian session lows, price began to rebound, but the recovery looked overlapping and corrective in nature rather than impulsive. Because of that, when Gold started dropping again from above the 4500 zone, it initially looked like the bearish continuation I had been waiting for. However, once price reached the 4468 support area, something changed. A very aggressive rebound followed, and fortunately, my pending sell order was placed higher, above the 4520 zone, near the second resistance area. That gave me enough time to reassess the situation, remove the order, and avoid getting caught in what quickly became a violent squeeze higher. And honestly, this is a very important reminder: sometimes good trading is not about catching the move. Sometimes it is simply about avoiding unnecessary damage 🙂 Going further, Gold didn’t stop at the initial rebound. The market managed... Read more