Gold – Technical Analysis (H4)

Intraday
Technical

Gold is teetering on the edge of a potential breakdown toward the psychological $4,000 zone. A pullback to the $4,425 area currently offers the most attractive selling opportunity before a sharper move lower.

Gold is sitting on the edge of a potential collapse in price that could extend all the way down to the psychological $4,000 zone. Given the size of the timeframe, such a scenario is likely to unfold over several trading days and will probably spill into the following trading week. The most attractive selling zone remains the previous swing high near $4,425.

Key Levels:

⬜ $4,425 – optimal sell zone / resistance

⬜ $4,000 – psychological support target

Primary Scenario:

Pullback higher toward $4,425, followed by a sharp reversal lower.

Alternative Scenario:

Consolidation around current levels.

Analyst Commentary:

A series of bearish patterns on lower timeframes (Over & Under, Head-and-Shoulders) also point to a high probability that the uptrend is coming to

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Scenario
Recommendation
SELL LIMIT

Entry Point
4 425

Take Profit
4,600

Stop Loss
4,000

Key Levels
4,000
Alternative scenario
Recommendation
SELL

Entry Point
4,300

Take Profit
4,600

Stop Loss
4,000
Nikolai Krishtopov
Author
Nikolai Krishtopov
Market Analyst & Marketing Manager, Investizo

Nikolai Krishtopov is a Market Analyst at Investizo with more than 15 years of experience in the financial markets industry and over a decade of trading experience. His areas of focus include forex and crypto markets, technical analysis, intraday trading and market behaviour.