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$Gold Fills the Gap – Is a Bullish Bounce Toward $3350 Next?

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By examining the gold chart on the 4-hour timeframe, we can see that in last week’s analysis, the price successfully hit all four targets: $3338, $3332, $3326, and $3317, and finally closed on Friday at $3309. This move delivered over 390 pips of return, and I hope you made the most out of it!

Now, let’s move on to the latest gold analysis: As you can see, today gold dropped to the $3294 zone, finally filling the liquidity gap previously marked on the chart. Currently, gold is trading around $3315, and I expect further bullish movement toward the $3330 area as the first upside target.

After that, we should closely watch the $3332–$3352 zone for a potential corrective reaction.
There are more details in this analysis that I’ll share soon — with your support!

THE MAIN TA :

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Trade closed: target reached
By examining the gold chart on the 4-hour timeframe, we can see that yesterday, the price successfully reached its first target at \$3330 as expected, delivering over 150 pips of return.

But gold didn’t stop there — it extended the rally up to \$3338, and then, just as anticipated, started to pull back, correcting down to \$3301.

Following that, gold surged again from \$3301 to \$3349, hitting the third target as well.
The total return from this move — excluding the retracement trade — has already exceeded 650 pips!

Now, watch closely for a possible rejection and bearish move from the current zone.

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By analyzing the gold chart on the 4-hour timeframe, we can see that yesterday, as expected, the price corrected from the $3345 to $3315 zone, delivering over 300 pips of return.

Following the release of the CPI data, gold saw a strong bullish move and surged up to $3360. However, after reaching this key level, it faced a sharp rejection and dropped back to $3330.

Currently, gold is trading around $3336, and only if the price stabilizes below $3340 can we expect further downside movement

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