Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Short

I'm flat $XAU but short biased now.

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Pattern Structure (Head and Shoulders)
  • Left Shoulder: Formed as price made a new local high, pulled back, and then surged again.
  • Head: The highest peak of the move, clear and extended compared to the left shoulder.
  • Right Shoulder: Lower high than the head, showing loss of momentum.
  • Neckline: Roughly horizontal, around the same level where both retracements bottomed before bouncing.
Price has now broken below the neckline, but then quickly retested it and bounced slightly.
This is a classic retest phase, confirming neckline as resistance.

Technical Reading
  • The breakout candle below the neckline had significant body size, confirming sellers stepped in.
  • The pullback to the neckline is typical; if it fails to reclaim it decisively, next leg down is expected.
  • Measured move projection (Head to Neckline distance) implies a potential drop equal to that height. Roughly 1.5×–2× the neckline range.


Moving Average Context (10 EMA & 14 SMA)
  • 10 EMA (green) crossed under 14 SMA
  • Currently, price pulled back toward the 55 EMA, momentum slowing.
  • The gap between 10 and 55 EMAs is narrowing, which would confirm a trend reversal aligning with the Head and Shoulders breakdown.


Indicators (RSI, DMI, ADX)

RSI is around 55, below its prior overbought levels, showing weakening momentum.
RSI-based MA (64) still above RSI → bearish momentum divergence.
DMI:
+DI < –DI → sellers currently have control.
ADX around 28 indicates a moderate trend strength, it’s not weak; if ADX rises while –DI stays dominant, expect continuation of the down move.

In summary: Gold has printed a moderate Head and Shoulders reversal with momentum loss confirmed by RSI and DMI. Unless buyers reclaim 4,140 with strength and volume, this setup favors short bias toward 4,070–4,050 first, possibly deeper if momentum accelerates.

I am waiting for more confirmations. So far just observing...

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