00:00Gold is currently exhibiting a textbook bearish market structure on the hourly time frame,
00:04characterised by consecutive lower highs and lower lows, validated by multiple bearish breaks of structure.
00:10While price action is currently experiencing a short-term intraday reaction from the primary demand zone,
00:15institutional order flow remains heavily dominated by sellers until a structural change of character is confirmed.
00:21Please watch the full video.
00:23Our core focus rests on the immediate institutional supply region between 4,335 and 4,365, which functions as our
00:32primary entry zone.
00:34We are actively waiting for mitigation within this premium pricing pool.
00:38Once bearish price action confirms a distribution signature here,
00:41a structural continuation to clear downside sell-side liquidity is expected.
00:45For this primary bearish scenario, our invalidation level is strictly set at 4,535.
00:51If price breaks and sustains above this level, our immediate bearish bias changes.
00:57Under this structural breakdown, the main objectives to clear liquidity are mapped as T1 at 4,115,
01:04T2 at 4,040, and T3 at 3,980.
01:09Conversely, if the current institutional demand holds firmly,
01:12and price displaces upward with impulsive momentum, an alternative bullish scenario develops.
01:17This requires a confirmed bullish break of structure and a successful retest above the 4,250 macro level.
01:25For this secondary bullish path, the absolute invalidation level is strictly set below 4,105.
01:31Upon structural confirmation, the sequential upside liquidity magnets are designated as T1 at 4,345,
01:39T2 at 4,455, and T3 at 4,565.
01:45Ultimately, until the 4,250 resistance is cleanly reclaimed,
01:51institutional sellers maintain an estimated 80% statistical advantage,
01:55favoring rallies into supply for continuation lower.
01:58Professional risk management remains paramount during periods of high market volatility,
02:03requiring strict discipline.
02:04Always monitor current price fluctuations closely.
02:07This is an educational video, not investment advice.
02:12Follow for more, the next analysis is coming very soon.
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