MASON XAUUSD – Important Rebound Zone AheadMASON XAUUSD – Gold May Rebound Toward Fibonacci Before Next Decision
XAUUSD is trading around 3,997 after a strong bearish move inside the descending channel. Price remains below the Ichimoku cloud, so the main structure is still bearish.
However, gold is reacting near the strong liquidity zone and buy area around 3,960–3,990, so a short corrective rebound may appear before the next trend confirmation.
Technical View
Gold is still moving inside a clear bearish channel. The market has been creating lower highs and lower lows, showing that sellers are still controlling the main structure.
Price is also below the Ichimoku cloud. This means the broader trend has not shifted bullish yet. Any recovery from the current zone should be treated as a correction unless price can break above the cloud and hold.
The current area around 3,960–3,990 is important because it combines the marked buy zone and strong liquidity support. Price reacting here shows that sellers may slow down in the short term.
If buyers defend this zone, gold may recover toward 4,040–4,050 first, then the Fibonacci and liquidity area around 4,118. This is the key rebound target to watch.
The stronger resistance remains near 4,216. If price reaches this zone and rejects, the bearish trend may continue again.
Key Zones
Current price: 3,997
Buy reaction zone: 3,960–3,990
Short-term confirmation: 4,040–4,050
Fibonacci & liquidity zone: 4,118
Strong resistance: 4,216
Invalidation for recovery: below 3,960
Trading Plan
Buy Recovery Priority: 3,960–3,990
Condition: wait for bullish rejection, higher low, or price holding above the strong liquidity zone.
SL: below 3,960
TP1: 4,040–4,050
TP2: 4,118
TP3: 4,216
Alternative Scenario
If gold breaks and holds above 4,050, wait for a retest before looking for continuation toward the Fibonacci liquidity zone at 4,118.
Sell View
Sell remains the main trend view while price stays below the Ichimoku cloud and inside the descending channel. A cleaner sell setup may appear if gold rejects from 4,118 or 4,216.
Final View
Overall, gold is still in a bearish structure, but the current liquidity zone may create a short corrective rebound. The key area to watch is 4,118, where Fibonacci and liquidity may decide the next move.
Will gold rebound toward the Fibonacci zone first, or break below the strong liquidity area directly?
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XAUUSD|Descending Triangle Signals Potential Continuation Lower
Gold remains under bearish pressure after a strong impulsive decline, with price now consolidating inside a descending triangle on the 30-minute timeframe. The pattern is characterized by a series of lower highs against a flat support base near the 3,960 area, indicating that sellers continue to absorb buying interest.
Multiple retests of support suggest weakening demand, while the descending trendline continues to cap recovery attempts. As long as price remains below the trendline and the nearby supply zone around 4,000–4,020, the broader short-term bias remains bearish.
A confirmed breakdown below triangle support could trigger fresh selling momentum, exposing the 3,900 level as the next key downside objective. If bearish momentum accelerates, further downside expansion may follow toward lower support levels. Short 
AUDNZD - Long-Term Resistance Test, Correction Ahead?AUDNZD remains overall bullish on both the weekly and daily timeframes, continuing to respect the two ascending channels shown in red and brown, with the red channel representing the impulsive phase within the broader brown structure.
Price is now testing the upper boundary of the weekly bullish channel and has been consolidating recently inside the smaller blue channel.
For sellers to gain control and increase the probability of a broader correction phase, price would need to break below the green area, which would also confirm a break of both the red and blue channels.
At the same time, we can observe a developing bearish divergence, which may add more weight to the corrective scenario.
From a medium to short-term perspective, price is also approaching a red supply zone, creating an area where we can start looking for sell setups on lower timeframes as part of a corrective move inside the blue channel.
The reaction here may reveal whether the market is preparing for a healthy correction, or if the broader bullish trend is ready to continue.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This analysis reflects my personal market view and is not financial advice.
Rayan Nasser
#AUDNZD #AUD #NZD #Forex #TechnicalAnalysis #PriceAction #Trading #MarketStructure XAUUSD: Bullish Reversal from H1 Order Block Targeting 4,080Market OverviewGold ( OANDA:XAUUSD $) has undergone a classic market structure shift on the lower timeframes after finding a solid bottom around the $3,960$–$3,980$ region. Following a prolonged bearish trend marked by clear Break of Structure (BOS) levels to the downside, the asset has successfully shifted its character, breaking previous structural highs to the upside
Technical Analysis & Key Confluences
Market Structure Shift: The chart highlights a recent bullish BOS (Break of Structure) to the upside, signaling that buyers are taking control and shifting the macro bearish momentum.
Bullish Flag/Channel: Following the upward expansion, price consolidated within a neat descending corrective channel (highlighted in red). This flag pattern served as liquidity generation before the strong bullish breakout.
H1 Order Block (H1-OB): Price has forcefully broken out of the flag and formed a Higher High. We are currently looking at a potential retest or continuation from the validated H1 Order Block (the blue zone marked around $4,030$ - $4,040$).
Trade Execution Strategy🚀
Trade Setup: Bullish Continuation
Entry Zone: Market execution near current levels ($4,046$) or on a minor pullback into the H1-OB zone ($4,035$ - $4,040$).
Invalidation (Stop Loss): Below the H1 Order Block or the recent swing low (approx. $4,015$–$4,020$).
Take Profit (Target): $4,080$ (The major liquidity pool and unmitigated structural high from the previous breakdown). Long 
XAU/USD | Gold Showing Bullish Signals! Is A Recovery Beginning?By analyzing the #Gold chart on the 2H timeframe, we can see that this is a completely new outlook for Gold. After dropping to the $3958 region yesterday, buyers stepped in and triggered a strong recovery toward $4093. While this rally has been impressive, it is still relatively small compared to Gold's broader decline from around $5600 to $3958.
After reaching the key supply zone between $4092 and $4125, Gold experienced a minor pullback and is currently trading around the $4085 region.
One of the most important developments is that, for the first time in nearly two weeks, the chart is now printing Higher Highs (HH) and Higher Lows (HL). In addition, we are also seeing a clear CHOCH followed by a BOS, all of which are marked on the chart. These are early technical signals that buyers may be attempting to regain short-term control.
The nearest demand zone is located between $4025 and $4045. As long as Gold manages to stabilize above this area, the probability of further upside continuation increases. On the upside, the next bullish targets to monitor are $4100, followed by $4113, $4125, and $4145. Although the broader trend remains under pressure, the recent price structure suggests that Gold could be preparing for a short-term bullish correction before the next major move develops.
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BTC's Daily Just Loaded the Heaviest Long Signal of the Entire..BTC's Daily Just Loaded the Heaviest Long Signal of the Entire
Cycle - at a Cycle Low.
The Daily reads IMP 4/5 with SwLo Swept YES, Range Expansion YES,
ATR Expansion YES, Vol Elev at 92nd percentile. RCZ at 86th, ATR
at 87th. That is the most loaded the Daily IMP has been in any
session of this posting series. The 114-bar Daily bull
announcement is still the standing read at CQI:NaN - the
conviction engine still can't normalize - and the Last Ann
labels from both lower timeframes are visible right at current
price. But this signal is loading on the Daily where the 1H is
still carrying its 236-bar bear announcement at CQI 65.59,
completely unchanged from yesterday. The Daily wants to bounce
hard. The Hourly says nothing has changed.
Resistance: 60,089.58-60,423.01 - the shelf right above price
Key resistance: 60,556.17-60,756.67 - the cluster above
Current price: 59,351
Support: 58,022.75 - this week's low
Key support: 53,000-55,000 - weekly consolidation zone from
the 2024 range
Structural floor: 48,500-49,050 - where the weekly trendlines
converge with the range floor
Two paths from here:
The Daily's load resolves up: IMP at 4/5 fires, Vol Elev at
92nd sustains, price reclaims 60,423 and then 60,756. The
1H's 236-bar bear print finally gets challenged by a real
signal rather than a fading attempt. This would be the first
time in this cycle the Daily has won an argument with the
Hourly.
The Daily's load resolves down: the IMP 4/5 reads as
exhaustion at the low rather than accumulation, the Hourly's
undecayed conviction holds, price loses 58,022 and the weekly
consolidation zone at 53K becomes the operative target. The
Daily's CQI:NaN means the system literally can't tell you
how meaningful the bull print actually is.
The Daily's IMP load at 4/5 is rare. The combination of that
plus the 1H showing nothing, plus a CQI:NaN that means the
Daily ACE engine can't normalize against history, is the most
asymmetric read this posting cycle has produced. The Daily is
screaming. The Hourly is silent. One of them is wrong.
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Study, not financial advice. The Elephant Jungle 6/26/26 Page 4So Red, What’s the Play?
Right now, I am watching for a long from the 1H Order Block. If I do not get any confirmations there, I will look for a long from a deviation below the range low. If that setup does not give me confirmations either, then I am happy to sit on my hands and wait for price to reach the 3D Order Block.
As for shorts, I am watching the 1H FVG to see if it gives another clean rejection. If nothing develops there, I will shift my focus to the Range High or the 1D Internal Supply Range and look for short opportunities from those levels instead.
That is my game plan for today. Now I want to hear yours. Do you think the Bulls can fight their way back into the range, or are the Bears getting ready for another leg lower? Drop your thoughts in the comments. I always enjoy hearing how everyone is reading the market.
As always, trade safe, manage your risk, stay patient, and wait for your levels and confirmations.
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The Elephant Jungle 6/26/26 Page 1The Bears have been putting in work since Tuesday, putting the hammer down on the Bulls like they were a nail on the floor. Their next objective is the 3D Order Block, but yesterday the Bulls slammed on the brakes by ending the day with a Swing Fail of the 1D Market Structure Low.
Now the Bulls have their eyes set on taking out the Weak 1D High. If they can pull it off, it could completely change the game. Their biggest challenge, however, is getting through the 1D Internal Supply Range the Bears left behind. To make things even tougher, it is also confluent with the Local VAL. That is not going to be an easy wall to break.
If the Bulls can push through and take out the Weak 1D High, their next destination will be the 1D Order Block, which is also confluent with the 618 Golden Pocket. That would be a huge win and could shift momentum back in their favor.
Right now, the Bulls have an opportunity. Their goal is to stay inside the Current Range and work their way back toward the Current Range High. Even so, I do not think the Bears are finished just yet. Today’s candle might make it look like the Bulls are taking control, but the market has a funny way of changing its mind through out the day.
One thing is certain, this battle is far from over, and the next move could set the tone. NASDAQ Buy Opportunity as Seasonal Strength Returns!Hey Traders,
In today's trading session, we are monitoring NASDAQ (NAS100) for a potential buying opportunity around the 28,800 zone. NAS100 is trading in a strong uptrend and is currently in a correction phase, with price approaching the 28,800 support and resistance area, which aligns with a key trendline support zone.
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With price correcting into the 28,800 support zone, the current pullback may provide an attractive opportunity for buyers looking to trade in the direction of the prevailing trend.
As long as price remains above the 28,800 support zone, the bullish structure remains intact, and we anticipate continuation toward higher resistance levels.
Trade safe,
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