Gold has made a strong recovery from the lower liquidity area.
After reacting from the 3,998 zone, price pushed higher and is now trading around 4,080 - 4,085.
But this is where traders need to slow down.
Because gold has already filled part of the FVG area.
And the market is still moving inside a larger descending channel.
So the question is not:
“Should I buy after the pump?”
The better question is:
“Will gold hold the retest, or reject from this FVG?”
The simple read
Gold is recovering, but the bigger structure is not fully bullish yet.
Price is now testing the FVG / reaction area above 4,080.
The next resistance is 4,127.
If gold breaks and holds above the FVG area, buyers may try to push price toward 4,127.
But if gold rejects from this area, a pullback toward 4,025 may appear first.
That 4,025 zone is important because it is the OB buy zone on the chart.
Below that, 3,998 remains the liquidity buy zone.
Key price zones
Current price area: 4,080 - 4,085
FVG reaction area: 4,095 - 4,110
Main resistance: 4,127
OB buy zone: 4,025
Liquidity buy zone: 3,998
Bullish recovery improves above: 4,127
Trading plan
📈 Bullish continuation scenario
If gold holds above the FVG area and keeps strength:
Buyers may try to continue toward 4,127.
A clean upside view becomes stronger only if price breaks and holds above 4,127.
Without confirmation, I do not want to chase the current candle.
📉 Retest scenario
If gold rejects from 4,095 - 4,110:
Price may pull back toward 4,025.
This would not automatically destroy the recovery.
It may simply be the market retesting the OB buy zone before the next decision.
A clear reaction from 4,025 could support another recovery attempt.
📉 Deeper support scenario
If 4,025 fails clearly:
Gold may revisit the 3,998 liquidity buy zone.
If buyers defend 3,998, the market can still create a reaction.
If 3,998 breaks, the descending channel remains in control and the chart needs more time.
Tiara’s View
A strong candle can look exciting.
But the clean trade is usually not after the move.
It is at the retest.
For today, I am watching two things:
Can gold hold the FVG and continue toward 4,127?
Or will price pull back first into 4,025?
Main view:
Gold is recovering, but still inside the descending channel.
4,127 is the resistance target.
4,025 is the key retest zone.
3,998 is the deeper liquidity support.
Reaction first.
Confirmation second.
Trade last.
No confirmation = no trade.
Do you think gold will continue toward 4,127, or retest 4,025 first?
After reacting from the 3,998 zone, price pushed higher and is now trading around 4,080 - 4,085.
But this is where traders need to slow down.
Because gold has already filled part of the FVG area.
And the market is still moving inside a larger descending channel.
So the question is not:
“Should I buy after the pump?”
The better question is:
“Will gold hold the retest, or reject from this FVG?”
The simple read
Gold is recovering, but the bigger structure is not fully bullish yet.
Price is now testing the FVG / reaction area above 4,080.
The next resistance is 4,127.
If gold breaks and holds above the FVG area, buyers may try to push price toward 4,127.
But if gold rejects from this area, a pullback toward 4,025 may appear first.
That 4,025 zone is important because it is the OB buy zone on the chart.
Below that, 3,998 remains the liquidity buy zone.
Key price zones
Current price area: 4,080 - 4,085
FVG reaction area: 4,095 - 4,110
Main resistance: 4,127
OB buy zone: 4,025
Liquidity buy zone: 3,998
Bullish recovery improves above: 4,127
Trading plan
📈 Bullish continuation scenario
If gold holds above the FVG area and keeps strength:
Buyers may try to continue toward 4,127.
A clean upside view becomes stronger only if price breaks and holds above 4,127.
Without confirmation, I do not want to chase the current candle.
📉 Retest scenario
If gold rejects from 4,095 - 4,110:
Price may pull back toward 4,025.
This would not automatically destroy the recovery.
It may simply be the market retesting the OB buy zone before the next decision.
A clear reaction from 4,025 could support another recovery attempt.
📉 Deeper support scenario
If 4,025 fails clearly:
Gold may revisit the 3,998 liquidity buy zone.
If buyers defend 3,998, the market can still create a reaction.
If 3,998 breaks, the descending channel remains in control and the chart needs more time.
Tiara’s View
A strong candle can look exciting.
But the clean trade is usually not after the move.
It is at the retest.
For today, I am watching two things:
Can gold hold the FVG and continue toward 4,127?
Or will price pull back first into 4,025?
Main view:
Gold is recovering, but still inside the descending channel.
4,127 is the resistance target.
4,025 is the key retest zone.
3,998 is the deeper liquidity support.
Reaction first.
Confirmation second.
Trade last.
No confirmation = no trade.
Do you think gold will continue toward 4,127, or retest 4,025 first?
🌸Tiara PrimeGold·XAUUSD·Price Action made simple
t.me/+9K3kUAe9Y0kzYzA1
Daily analysis update real time London & NY session
t.me/+9K3kUAe9Y0kzYzA1
🔔Follow to learn one new thing every day
Personal analysis only—not financial advice
t.me/+9K3kUAe9Y0kzYzA1
Daily analysis update real time London & NY session
t.me/+9K3kUAe9Y0kzYzA1
🔔Follow to learn one new thing every day
Personal analysis only—not financial advice
Related publications
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.
🌸Tiara PrimeGold·XAUUSD·Price Action made simple
t.me/+9K3kUAe9Y0kzYzA1
Daily analysis update real time London & NY session
t.me/+9K3kUAe9Y0kzYzA1
🔔Follow to learn one new thing every day
Personal analysis only—not financial advice
t.me/+9K3kUAe9Y0kzYzA1
Daily analysis update real time London & NY session
t.me/+9K3kUAe9Y0kzYzA1
🔔Follow to learn one new thing every day
Personal analysis only—not financial advice
Related publications
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.