Gold Intraday Trading Plan 10/24/2025Yesterday gold indeed dropped initially to 4065 and rose up to 4155. However, in daily the pump is not strong enough and the close is still under EMA. Also in 12H TF, price is rejected from 38.2% retracement. Therefore, yesterday's rise is considered as retracement to me and the mid-term bearish trend should continue for today.
I am selling at current price. 1st target 4000. If broken, it should open way to 3950.
Trade ideas
XAUUSD: 800 Pips Secured, but Is the Correction Really Over?Yesterday, after revisiting the 4,000 support zone as expected and explained in my previous analysis, Gold bounced strongly and tested the area above 4,100.
That rally delivered around 800 pips profit on my long trade, and now the market is showing a mild pullback, consolidating around 4,085.
The key question now:
👉 Is the overall correction over, or is there still more to unfold?
From a technical perspective, as long as 4,000 remains intact, Gold retains its bullish potential toward the 4,200 resistance zone.
However, I prefer to stay patient at the moment — being flat at the time of writing — and will wait for a potential dip toward 4,050 or slightly below.
If the price shows a positive reaction in that area, I’ll consider re-entering long positions.
🎯 Upside targets:
• First: 4,150
• Second: 4,200
Keeping a positive risk-reward balance remains the main priority.
🚀 Let’s see if the market confirms the plan.
Gold price tries to recover back to 4200⭐️GOLDEN INFORMATION:
Gold (XAU/USD) drops below $4,100 in Wednesday’s Asian session, extending its sharpest selloff in over a decade as traders lock in profits after a nine-week record-breaking rally. Easing US-China trade tensions ahead of the November 1 tariff deadline further dampen safe-haven demand.
⭐️Personal comments NOVA:
Gold price is accumulating, trying to recover back to 4163, 4200
⭐️SET UP GOLD PRICE:
🔥SELL GOLD zone: 4163 - 4165 SL 4170
TP1: $4150
TP2: $4135
TP3: $4120
🔥BUY GOLD zone: 4003 - 4001 SL 3996
TP1: $4020
TP2: $4035
TP3: $4050
⭐️Technical analysis:
Based on technical indicators EMA 34, EMA89 and support resistance areas to set up a reasonable SELL order.
⭐️NOTE:
Note: Nova wishes traders to manage their capital well
- take the number of lots that match your capital
- Takeprofit equal to 4-6% of capital account
- Stoplose equal to 2-3% of capital account
4H see W shape. Support is not broken and it is still bullish.Although gold has experienced a temporary pullback today, we remain bullish as long as the price remains above the upward trend line. While the hourly chart shows a downward trend, with moving averages diverging downward and technical indicators like the MACD forming a death cross, it appears that bears have regained control of the market in the short term.
But from the 4H perspective, if the short-term decline continues and it can effectively rebound after touching the trend line and move out of the W-shaped structure, then gold will be expected to hit the 4135-4145 pressure again, and then gradually hit the 4160, 4200 and other periodic resistance levels until the bulls return. As time goes by, the support points on the short-term trend line are constantly moving up. If it falls back to 4050-4035, try to go long on gold in batches with light positions, and the target is 4090-4130.
OANDA:XAUUSD
Gold May Form a Bull Trap Before Another DropUnder the current strong bearish sentiment, gold has filled the gap around 4019 and touched the MA20 support on the 1D chart, followed by a strong rebound of over $150. After reaching the MA10 near 4160, the price pulled back again and is now trading below 4100.
On the 4H chart, the downtrend remains intact, with psychological support around the MA30 (near 3910). If bearish momentum continues during the U.S. session, a move toward this support level cannot be ruled out.
Personally, I expect gold to first test resistance around 4180–4200 or even 4250, forming a potential bull trap before another leg down. However, if supported by positive news and strong volume, the market could reverse and push prices back above 4300.
Moreover, if the price truly dips into the 3950–3910 range, I see it as a great opportunity for long positions — one I definitely won’t miss!
Of course, this is just my personal view. Ultimately, we should always follow the actual price action and trade cautiously, managing risk wisely.
Gold analysisAfter weeks of bullish movement, gold finally experienced a drop, forcing many traders with long positions to exit the market. This occurred with a clean double top pattern, which was perfectly formed, and its target was beautifully hit.
Currently, buying gold is very risky unless it's a long-term view, and even then, it should be based on the daily cycle. On lower timeframes, taking a long position is very risky.
THE KOG REPORT - UpdateEnd of day update from us here at KOG:
A fantastic start to the week with price following and the indicator levels on the dip before resuming the move upside into the regions we wanted. We did say yesterday that the move on Friday was a little suspicions and we had a feeling they would correct the move this week, little did we know it would happen in one day.
We have now broken above the level after updating traders suggesting scalps only for the short from the hotspot, which worked well but we're a little stretched now. Support here is way down at the 4310-6 level and resistance stands at 4355 which is where we may get a potential RIP back into support before further advances in price.
KOG’s bias of the week:
Bullish above 4230
Bearish below 4220
RED BOXES:
Break above 4255 for 4265✅, 4270✅, 4284✅ and 4304✅ in extension of the move
Break below 4237 for 4230, 4220, 4210, 4206, 4185 and 4177 in extension of the move
As always, trade safe.
KOG
GOLD- Resistance Often Acts as a SupportPrice took resistance near previous highs and moved rapidly down back to a key level zone near 4268.270, which may now act as support as this was previously a resistance.
Remember? Previous resistance often acts as support.
The price is still swinging in a wide range so no clear directional bias for the short term.
However, a small scalping opportunity and it could be a done trade with 1% gain or 0.5% loss.
A buy setup at this level could give a nice 1:2 trade.
Assumption behind this idea is that the large bearish candle near support was just a shakeout and the price may proceed in the direction of the main trend, which is up.
What do you do at this point?
Do you sell because of short term selling pressure or buy because overall trend is up.
#This is not a buy sell recommendation..just for educational purpose.
Gold – Has the Positioning Cleanout Ended?In our update on Monday, we discussed the possible involvement of speculators in recent Gold moves and the potential for higher volatility that this could generate because they tend to liquidate positions quickly when a particular move turns stale.
It seems this may have had an impact on Gold prices this week, with a push to record highs of 4381 on Monday followed by a sharp reversal and drop down to lows at 4004 on Wednesday morning, a straight line move that may have more similarities with Bitcoin price action than the potential number 1 safe haven asset of choice for investors.
Now, with traders still reeling from the speed of changes in Gold prices, the emphasis may shift to short term drivers with the US and EU announcing further sanctions on Russian energy in an attempt to end the war in Ukraine, while uncertainty is growing around trade discussions between the US and China after the White House yesterday announced it is considering applying new broad software export restrictions against China, bringing into doubt the ability of the 2 sides to reach an agreement in time for President Trump and Chinese President Xi to potentially still meet at some stage next week.
Also, with the on-going US government shutdown starving traders of some key economic data readings ahead of a crucial Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate decision next week (Wednesday October 29th), the delayed US CPI reading on Friday, due at 1330 BST may take on increased significance. Any CPI reading above market expectations could lead to a stronger dollar with potential negative implications for Gold, while an in-line or below print could help to stabilise prices around current levels.
Looking forward, with so much uncertainty surrounding the current direction of Gold, it can be helpful to adapt your approach from a technical aspect to initiating trades. This may mean assessing the wider perspective through a daily chart, before moving to a more near-term approach, using a 4 hourly chart to monitor prices ahead of the key risk events into the weekend.
This may help you to adjust your time horizons to potentially take advantage of any short term over extension of moves that could be followed by a quick snap back/reversal as investors consider the wider macro backdrop.
Technical Update: Gold - The Daily Perspective
During periods of high volatility, prices often become stretched away from the 20-period Bollinger mid-average, driven by momentum or sentiment extremes. However, when sentiment shifts direction, price tends to snap back sharply to the average, highlighting the market’s tendency to revert after an overextension.
As shown on the daily chart above, Gold’s latest price weakness could possibly be seen as a similar snap-back move. However, the rising daily Bollinger mid-average, currently at 4037, has so far held the decline on a closing basis, suggesting reversion might be at play following recent volatility.
Traders could now be focusing on this 4037 Bollinger mid-average as a daily support focus, with closing defence of this level watched over the coming key risk events.
However, by also monitoring the 4-hourly chart, it may offer earlier clues to shorter term directional risks, helping traders to anticipate whether longer term momentum is building again or may stall.
Potential Shorter Term Support Levels:
With the 4037 daily Bollinger mid-average already acting as support, the 4-hourly chart perhaps adds another layer of interest. It suggests 4004 as also a potential support level. This is equal to the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement of the September 18th to October 20th rally, and current price action suggests attempts at recovery may well be developing from here.
While not a guarantee of further weakness, 4-hourly closing breaks below the 4004/4037 range, a combination of both the daily and 4 hourly supports, could signal further price weakness. Such breaks may open the way for tests of 3944, the October 9th low, and potentially 3915, the deeper 62% Fibonacci retracement.
Potential Shorter Term Resistance Levels:
Following the recent recovery from the 4004/4037 support zone, the 4-hourly chart suggests 4141 could now be the first resistance focus. This level marks the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement of the October 20th to 21st decline and has already capped earlier attempts at price strength on Wednesday, perhaps further increasing traders attention on this level.
A confirmed 4-hour closing break above 4141 in Gold could lead to further attempts to move higher with 4184, the 50% retracement of the recent decline potentially then the next resistance.
If this level gives way, the rally could have potential to extend towards 4227, which is the higher 62% retracement.
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Gold buyers showing signs of activityHi traders and investors!
This analysis is based on the Initiative Analysis (IA) concept.
Daily Timeframe
We can see that volume is starting to appear from the buyer zone located at the base of the last buyer initiative.
Yesterday’s seller activity didn’t bring any visible result — the candle closed inside the previous one.
Still, this leaves hope that there is a buyer active in this area, and we may soon see a move from their side.
1-hour timeframe
On the 1-hour timeframe, a sideways range has formed.
The buyer initiative currently has a target at 4127 — let’s watch how this movement develops.
Inside this initiative, we now have a key seller bar - IC on the chart, which was absorbed by the buyer.
There has already been a first attempt of a rebound from this buyer zone, and it’s currently unfolding. We’ll see how it plays out.
If the first attempt fails, we can look for local long opportunities from the support level around 4065 or 4004.
Wishing you profitable trades!
GOLD cooling down, correction or signal of new cycle?Summary
“After three consecutive sessions of declines, gold is experiencing a short-term correction after a rally that has lasted more than two months. Despite falling nearly 6% from its recent peak, the medium-term uptrend remains solid as prices remain above the psychological level of $4,000 per ounce. This move reflects a technical cooling of an overbought market, rather than a fundamental reversal.
With the Fed expected to cut interest rates before the end of the year, geopolitical tensions lingering and the trend of “de-dollarization” spreading, gold continues to play a central role in the global safe-haven portfolio. Investors are now closely watching the price reaction around the $4,000 region, the balance point between short-term profit-taking pressure and medium-term accumulation momentum, while the technical outlook still favors a recovery trend if this support level holds.”
OANDA:XAUUSD corrects after 3-day decline, medium-term uptrend remains strong
Gold has fallen for three consecutive days, marking a technical correction after a long rally. Spot gold was hovering around $4,080/ounce on Tuesday morning, nearly 6% below its recent peak, reflecting a necessary pullback in an overbought market.
The decline comes amid global markets being cautious about the latest developments in US-China trade talks and unclear signals on the Federal Reserve’s interest rate path. Despite short-term pressure, gold remains a central part of the safe-haven portfolio, especially as geopolitical risks increase and major currencies face “soft devaluation” pressure.
Comment: “After a period of excessive growth, gold is correcting like an overstretched spring. The fact that the price is still holding above the $4,000 mark shows that this is a technical cooling process, not a fundamental reversal. The need for safe haven and defensive trades in the Dollar still exists.”
Gold has risen more than 55% year-to-date since mid-August, boosted by expectations of at least a 25 basis point cut by the Fed before the end of the year, along with a trend to hedge against inflation and widening budget deficits. The stability of the US dollar and ETF inflows supported gold prices, while silver and platinum recorded consecutive losses due to profit-taking pressure.
Traders are also focusing on new political-trade signals. US President Trump expressed optimism about a “good deal” at the upcoming meeting with Asian leaders, but admitted that a delay scenario is still possible. This situation has made the market sentiment “cautious but realistically optimistic,”.
The current decline reflects a technical correction, not a trend reversal. With the Fed likely to cut interest rates, persistent geopolitical tensions and the “de-dollarization” trend of some economies, gold remains a pillar in the global safe-haven structure. Investors should monitor the price reaction around the $4,000 mark, the balance point between short-term profit-taking and medium-term accumulation.
Technical outlook analysis of OANDA:XAUUSD
Gold Technical Outlook: Bulls Keep the Initiated Around $4,000
Gold prices are experiencing a short-term but strong correction, after a long rally since mid-August. On the daily chart, the decline has brought the price to test the important support cluster around $4,000–$4,050/oz, corresponding to the Fibonacci 0.618 zone and the MA50 average, which acts as a key “psychological milestone” for the bulls.
The RSI has retreated to near the neutral level of 50, reflecting a temporary cooling rather than a trend reversal. The major trend structure remains clearly bullish, as evidenced by the intact upward price channel.
If the $4,000 zone is maintained, gold is likely to enter an accumulation-recovery phase, with the nearest resistance zones at $4,160–$4,180 (Fibo 0.5) and $4,210–$4,275 (Fibo 0.382–0.236). Conversely, a loss of the $4,000 mark would trigger deeper profit-taking towards the extended support zone of $3,950.
The current correction suggests the market is consolidating its medium-term uptrend, with no signs of breaking the trend. Once sentiment stabilizes around the $4,000 threshold, new buying pressure is likely to return, especially if there are supportive signals from US economic data or expectations of a Fed rate cut.
SELL XAUUSD PRICE 4231 - 4229⚡️
↠↠ Stop Loss 4235
→Take Profit 1 4223
↨
→Take Profit 2 4217
BUY XAUUSD PRICE 4001 - 4003⚡️
↠↠ Stop Loss 3997
→Take Profit 1 4009
↨
→Take Profit 2 4015
XAUUSD – Waiting for a Breakout to Confirm the Next Bullish WaveGold remains under pressure, trading slightly below 4,100 USD/oz despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and weak global sentiment.
On the higher timeframe, the structure still respects its ascending channel, showing no signs of a deep breakdown yet.
During the early Asian session, renewed buying interest has started to emerge, supported by a stable inflow of safe-haven demand.
Technically, price is attempting to form a bullish continuation structure (Dow wave) around the 4,110 zone.
If a breakout above this key level occurs, gold could accelerate toward 4,155, and potentially extend into a corrective bullish wave targeting 4,220–4,260, aligning with the Fibonacci retracement confluence and the CP/OBS sell zone on the chart.
Technical Outlook (M30):
Price action suggests a potential wave recovery structure forming after last week’s steep decline.
The 4,155 level acts as a key inflection point — it will decide whether bulls regain control or bears push for another correction.
Key Levels:
CP Zone Up / Breakout Base: 4,053 – 4,055
Short-Term Key Level: 4,110 – 4,115
Mid-Level Resistance: 4,155 (structure pivot)
Fibo Sell Zone / Wave End Target: 4,220 – 4,263
Trading Plan:
🔹 BUY Setup #1
Entry: 4,020 – 4,018
Stop Loss: 4,010
Take Profit: 4,030 → 4,035 → 4,040 → 4,050 → 4,060 → 4,100
Bias: Reaccumulation Phase (structure support)
🔹 BUY Setup #2 (Scalp Play)
Entry: 4,053 – 4,051
Stop Loss: 4,043
Take Profit: 4,060 → 4,070 → 4,080 → 4,090 → 4,100 → 4,150
Note: Ideal for intraday traders watching the breakout base.
🔹 SELL Setup (Liquidity Reaction Zone)
Entry: 4,263 – 4,265
Stop Loss: 4,273
Take Profit: 4,255 → 4,250 → 4,240 → 4,230 → 4,220 → 4,210 → 4,200
Summary:
Gold continues to consolidate above 4,050, showing signs of early recovery after the recent 3,000-pip correction.
The 4,155 level remains the key pivot for short-term direction — a breakout here could confirm a Wave 3–5 recovery structure, while rejection could bring one more pullback.
Macro and geopolitical uncertainty still favour safe-haven flows, keeping the bullish scenario valid as long as 4,000–4,020 holds.
📊 What’s your take — will gold break above 4,155 to start a new bullish wave, or reject and extend the correction further?
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Gold Double Top Forming – Correction Ahead?When an asset hits an All-Time High(ATH) , technical analysis can get a bit tricky because there’s no historical resistance above and the usual technical rules might have less impact. However, right now it seems like some technical principles are still visible on gold’s chart, at least on the 1-hour timeframe , and I’d like to share that with you.
At the moment, Gold has broken below the lower line of its ascending channel, the Support zone($4,320 – $4,279) , and the neckline of a Double Top Pattern . This could indicate the start of a short-term correction. Given how strong gold’s momentum has been in recent weeks, this correction might not last too long since gold remains very attractive globally.
From an Elliott Wave perspective , the formation of a double top pattern might signal the end of an impulsive wave and the beginning of a corrective phase .
I expect that in the next few hours, Gold could at least drop to the Double Top Pattern’s target around $4,183 . If Gold breaks the Support zone($4,193 – $4,156) , we could see a deeper correction .
Second target:$4,143
Stop Loss(SL): $4,385(Worst)
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GOLD XAUUSD Gold has been upgraded to qualify as a High-Quality Liquid Asset (HQLA) under Basel III regulations due to its unique characteristics that align well with the goals of liquidity and risk management in stressed market conditions.
Reasons Gold Qualifies as Basel III HQLA
High Market Liquidity:
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Low Credit and Counterparty Risk:
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Safe-Haven Status and Historical Stability:
Gold has a long-standing reputation as a store of value and safe-haven asset during economic uncertainty, enhancing its reliability as a liquidity buffer.
Market Recognition and Standardization:
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Diversification of Liquidity Sources:
Including gold as HQLA provides banks with an additional source of liquidity that is uncorrelated with sovereign or corporate debt, improving resilience under liquidity stress.
Summary
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Gold Trade Plan 22/10/205Dear Traders,
The 4050–4060 zone should be the reversal area for gold. Considering gold’s panic moves, be cautious — the price could drop down to the 1.27 Fibonacci level around 3950 if that level is broken. However, if today the price closes above 4120, it will enter the 4200 channel.
Regards,
Alireza!
Gold price analysis on March 24XAUUSD – Bears Still in Control
Gold is trading sideways around the key resistance zone of 4145, indicating a strong struggle between buyers and sellers. However, the price has been repeatedly rejected at this zone, indicating that the bearish pressure is still dominant.
If the current trend is maintained, the support zone of 3946 will be the next potential target for the sellers. Only when the price clearly breaks above 4145, the current bearish structure can be broken and the new buying trend is confirmed.
📊 Trading Strategy:
SELL now at 4110
Target: 4022 – 3946
BUY setup: When the price breaks decisively above 4145
Gold's massive market sweep!Yesterday's gold market was volatile. After confirming a high of 4375 in the Asian session, it began to decline. The decline continued throughout the Asian, European, and US sessions, breaking below 4200 and 4100, briefly dipping above 4080 before stabilizing slightly and rebounding in late trading. The daily chart finally closed with a large bearish candlestick pattern around 4130. For intraday trading, focus on the following points:
Price Analysis
Resistance: 4150, followed by 4190, then 4220, and then 4250.
Support: Around 4120, followed by 4100, then 4080, and then the 4010/4000 area.
Trend and From a timing perspective:
The prevailing pattern is a broad sweep and clean-up, characterized by rapid speed, large amplitude, and numerous turning points. This means that the current market trend is not a single directional issue. Within smaller timeframes, long and short positions can interact with each other, but it's crucial to focus on the timing of these shifts. Hitting the right nodes will yield gains for both long and short positions, while hitting the wrong nodes will also result in losses for both short positions. In other words, timing is crucial in the short term.
Based on the market's specific performance: A small double top formed above 4385, entering a broad sweep and clean-up phase. The first move at 4380... After testing 4180 and consolidating the resistance at 4380 for the second time, it broke below 4180 yesterday with a high of 4375, pushing the market down to 4080. In other words, judging by the daily chart structure, the first characteristic of this large-scale sweep cycle is the alternating yin-yang pattern on the daily chart. That is, after yesterday's significant yin-yang decline, if this cycle holds true today, consider a potential bullish trend today.
A bottoming-out followed by a pullback to a bullish close (of course, this is just a hypothesis and requires further market verification).
Looking at the current market performance, yesterday's high of 4375 retreated, testing 4240 in the European session, before consolidating again. The new low at 4130 is expected to be around 4090 and 4180 respectively. The market is currently trading at 4130 with a target of 4000 levels but with a resistance of 4000 levels at the moment and a move above 4130 as the support level. The sweeping correction requires consideration of the stabilization of the decline while short-term bears are gradually weakening and the trend is shifting upwards. Specifically, after breaking the high in the afternoon, a second buy attempt is made after a pullback. Here, a long position at 4116 is suggested, with continued upward movement before the European session, followed by a reduction at 4140 and a full profit at 4160. The current trend seems to confirm the previous view. The daily chart shows a sweeping cycle (with alternating negative and positive signals, the probability of a continuous rise and positive trend after today's bottoming out and rebound is relatively high).
With the bottoming out and stabilization and upward expansion confirmed, the next consideration during the European and American trading sessions is the continuity and strength. Here, the rhythm is also divided by spatial distribution:
From the perspective of support below:
1. The support zone for a breakout from the morning high and a pullback to consolidate is located in the 4100/4110 area (this is the dividing line for maintaining a bullish trend in the future). Holding above this level could result in a sweeping rally (above 4100) or a strong rally (around 4120). Conversely, if it falls below 4100, the Asian session will see an uptick. If it finds pressure in the European session and falls back below the dividing line, a wide range sweep between the highs and lows is expected.
Upper resistance zone:
4190/4200 area (the 0.5 dividing line is also the previous top-bottom conversion line). The spatial dividing line at 0.618 in the 4240/50 area is also the top-bottom conversion line before yesterday's European session decline, and is also the current middle track position on the four-hour chart.
In summary: A large-scale sweep and clean-up, with large and rapid shifts to long positions, does not have an absolute direction in the short term; it is more important to focus on the timing of the long-short transition to identify opportunities. The intraday deep squat and stabilization (slowing decline) suggest a low-to-long strategy at 4185. While holding lower in the afternoon, breaking the morning high and stabilizing, the short-term trend shifts to bullish (continue to hold long positions above 4116 and stretch again). The rhythm of the upcoming European and American sessions will be determined by gains and losses in spatial distribution. Hold above 4100, or conduct a sweep upward move above 4100, or a strong rally above 4120 (a break below 4100 would shift the short-term momentum, transitioning to a wide range-bound sweep based on the Asian session low of 4004 and the European session high). Focus on 4190/4200 and 4240/50 on the upside.
Operational:
1. Repeated dips above 4185 in the Asian session led to a push above 4130; subsequently, a dip above 4116 led to a profit above 4160.
2. Hold the 4100 level in the European and American sessions (a bullish sweep above this level still presents a potential upside opportunity, with support at 4105/4110. Defend against 4095). Below this level, the US market structure shifts and the US trading range re-orients.
Gold Intra-day Analysis 22-Oct-25
A quick short video on Gold after the strong profit taking we saw yesterday.
We are focusing on higher time frame areas in interest to watch for the price action as we reach them.
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(XAU/USD – Gold Spot, 1-hour timeframe)...(XAU/USD – Gold Spot, 1-hour timeframe), here’s the breakdown:
Current price: Around $4,337
First target (near-term): Around $4,284
Second (main) target: Around $4,205
These target levels are marked on my chart with blue arrows labeled “Target Point.”
📉 Interpretation:
The chart suggests a bearish (downward) move — likely following a correction from the peak labeled “2.”
The Ichimoku cloud and marked arrows indicate a short-term pullback, with a stronger support zone near $4,205–4,210.






















