Gold (XAU/USDT) Daily Chart


1. Sweep High: The price initially breaks above the previous high, triggering an above-market stop-loss order. This is a typical "liquidity sweep" move.
2. Run (Continuation): The price then quickly reverses downward, breaking below recent lows and closing below the previous day's low, indicating a continuation of the decline.
3. D-FVG (Price Imbalance): After the candle closes through the level, the price often retraces to the D-FVG fair value gap. Observing a retracement to this imbalance zone can signal a potential short entry.
4. SSL (Seller's Liquidity): It is an important previous low point and a key node in market structure. Large funds tend to push the price toward these structural points to gather liquidity.
5. Trading Opportunity: When the price rebounds from a low, the primary target is to retest the D-FVG imbalance zone. If a bearish reversal signal appears, it presents a high-probability short entry point.
6. Target (TP): The main target for short positions is the SSL at 5,006.83.
Stop Loss (SL): It can be set above the D-FVG or based on specific reversal patterns to manage risk.
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