When gold finally broke above 1300, it was a sign that the price will continue to rally and it did. But what's quite abnormal is how fast it gained another 26 dollars with no resistance and in just a few days. However, seeing how bullish the gold is, many fell victim into a so-called 'hot deals' but only to find their positions been locked down as it ranged downwards. How so? The indication comes with a very small candlestick coupled with a very high trading volume. If the gold had stayed bullish, such a high trading volume should have caused the price to jump further and beyond 1330. But on the contrary, the candlestick is so small and there could only be one reason - there's fast-growing selling pressure. This is a clear sign of a stop to the bullish trend but not a confirmation to sell just yet. In any case, we always look at two sides of the coin: the gold may reverse and start to fall OR the selling pressure has dissipated and the gold resume appreciation. I will consider buying only if the price reaches the demand zone just below 1300. I will consider selling from 1316 onward.