Gold's V-shaped bounce off the 4390 flush looks like dip-buyers won this round.
$XAUT USDT — LONG
Entry: 4405.00 – 4414.00
SL: 4385.00
TP1: 4420.00
TP2: 4430.00
TP3: 4437.95
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I'm watching gold here because after tapping the 24h low near 4385, price staged a sharp, near-uninterrupted V-recovery back to 4414 — that kind of quick reclaim usually signals aggressive dip-buying rather than a dead-cat bounce. On the 5m chart, the move off the 16:00 flush was accompanied by a volume spike, and since then price has been grinding higher in small, controlled candles rather than spiking and fading. The current price of 4414 is sitting right at the top of this recovery range, just under the session's earlier levels. I'm not calling for a clean breakout to new highs immediately; I'm noting that the risk-to-reward here — with SL below the 4385 low and TP2 near 4430 — favors staying long as long as price holds above the mid-recovery zone, rather than fading the bounce.
Do you think gold can push through 4420+ and reclaim the highs, or does it need to retest the 4400 zone first before the next move?
$XAUT USDT — LONG
Entry: 4405.00 – 4414.00
SL: 4385.00
TP1: 4420.00
TP2: 4430.00
TP3: 4437.95
⚠️ Personal market analysis only. NFA — manage risk and DYOR. Educational content, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, deposit, or withdraw any asset. No paid promotion or referral/affiliate links.
I'm watching gold here because after tapping the 24h low near 4385, price staged a sharp, near-uninterrupted V-recovery back to 4414 — that kind of quick reclaim usually signals aggressive dip-buying rather than a dead-cat bounce. On the 5m chart, the move off the 16:00 flush was accompanied by a volume spike, and since then price has been grinding higher in small, controlled candles rather than spiking and fading. The current price of 4414 is sitting right at the top of this recovery range, just under the session's earlier levels. I'm not calling for a clean breakout to new highs immediately; I'm noting that the risk-to-reward here — with SL below the 4385 low and TP2 near 4430 — favors staying long as long as price holds above the mid-recovery zone, rather than fading the bounce.
Do you think gold can push through 4420+ and reclaim the highs, or does it need to retest the 4400 zone first before the next move?
