Gold (XAUUSD)
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GOLD (XAUUSD) – Major Breakdown Setup Forming

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GOLD (XAUUSD) – Major Breakdown Setup Forming
Bias: Strong Bearish (Medium to Long Term)
Structure: Multi-Quarter Symmetrical Triangle → Bearish Resolution Expected
Potential Downside Target: 3400 – 3420


1. Pattern Overview
Chart shows a large symmetrical triangle forming at the top:
Lower highs from the all-time high → indicating declining momentum.
Higher lows, but weaker than demand normally seen in strong trends.
A compressing structure, which usually leads to a violent breakout.
This specific triangle structure—after a massive parabolic rise—is statistically more likely to break downward.
The market is:
Losing momentum at every new high
Creating sharp rejection wicks
Failing to sustain impulses above resistance
All of this supports expectation of a massive fall.

2. Why a Fall Toward 3400 Is Logical
Downside target of 3400 aligns with multiple technical factors:
A. Height of Triangle Projection
Measure of triangle height ≈ 500–550 USD.
If breakdown occurs near 3900–3950,
then the projected target becomes:
3950 – 550 = 3400 approx.


3. Price Action Confirmations (Already Visible)
Massive rejection candle near triangle top
Repeated long-wick failures
Momentum divergence on higher timeframes
Volatility compression before breakout
Compression → Expansion.
The expansion here is highly likely to be downward.


Final View
Gold is preparing for a very large bearish move.
The symmetrical triangle at the top suggests the market is exhausted, and the next major impulse is downward.
Target of 3400 levels is:
Technically correct
Mathematically projected
Liquidity-confirmed
Perfectly aligned with triangle breakdown rules
Supported by price action weakness
This is a high-probability medium-term bearish setup.



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