Gold Correction Went Deeper, but the Bullish Structure Intact📌 Quick recap from yesterday:
In my previous analysis, I mentioned that I was looking to buy dips around 3400, expecting a continuation move toward the ATH near 3500.
That was the plan.
But as the day unfolded, I removed my pending buy order — and explained exactly why in an educational post on how context can override entry levels.
If you read that, you already understand:
It’s not where price goes. It’s how it gets there.
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📉 So… where are we now?
The big question is:
Was this just a deeper correction, or is Gold preparing to shift direction entirely?
In my opinion, we’re still in a healthy correction, not a reversal.
Why?
• Price remains above the horizontal support — the same level that acted as resistance last week
• The market is still above the trendline from mid-May
• No breakdown, no major structure violation — just deeper retracement after a sharp impulsive move
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📈 What’s the plan going forward?
As long as these two supports hold, I believe the buy-the-dip narrative remains valid — even at better prices.
In fact, I already entered a new long position about an hour ago, which is currently up around 90 pips at the time of writing.
My bias stays bullish unless proven otherwise.
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📌 Conclusion:
Yes, the correction went deeper than expected.
Yes, I removed a pending order — because the reaction was not what I wanted to see.
But structure still supports continuation, and I remain in the buy-the-dip camp as long as key support holds. 🚀
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