Gold's price action has been tracking a well-defined trajectory, with 6000 USD emerging as the programmed target—unless the trend line breaks to the downside. This analysis was shared several months back, and the setup continues to validate itself remarkably well.
The structure remains intact. Support levels are holding as expected, and the momentum aligns with the projected path. For traders watching the precious metals space, the question becomes clear: are you positioned bullish on gold's continued strength, or are you waiting for a decisive breakdown below support to reconsider the bias?
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MergeConflict
· 01-07 15:02
Hasn't the $6000 mark long been broken? Why are you still talking about support levels?
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DogeBachelor
· 01-07 15:02
$6,000? Are you so sure about that? I'm watching.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 01-07 14:59
Is another 6000 coming? The last time I heard about this target was a few months ago, and now they're still talking about the same support level... Forget it, gold is just like this anyway.
XAU/USDT Technical Outlook
Gold's price action has been tracking a well-defined trajectory, with 6000 USD emerging as the programmed target—unless the trend line breaks to the downside. This analysis was shared several months back, and the setup continues to validate itself remarkably well.
The structure remains intact. Support levels are holding as expected, and the momentum aligns with the projected path. For traders watching the precious metals space, the question becomes clear: are you positioned bullish on gold's continued strength, or are you waiting for a decisive breakdown below support to reconsider the bias?