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Sharp decline from all-time highs, looking to sell on rebound on resistance and liquidity
Strategy summary
Gold started the week with a sharp sell-off (down about $20 on the day), showing strong profit-taking easing after hitting all-time highs. In the current structure, my focus is to sell on the bounce, using the trendline/resistance area and nearby liquidity pool as execution areas.
1) Technical reading (1 hour – based on your diagram)
All-time highs remain a major psychological ceiling. After reaching all-time highs, pullbacks are common.
Price trades below the buyer’s liquidity range and is typically retested before the next directional move.
Key levels on the chart:
Sell Area: 4494 – 4497 (Main Sell Area on Rebound)
High liquidity: ~4474 (reaction/decision point)
Lower liquidity support: 4441 – 4444 and 4403 – 4406 (areas to watch for reaction)
2) Trading Plan (Liam Method: Select Level)
Scenario A (Priority): Sell on the Rally
✅ Sales area: 4494 – 4497
SL (Guidance): Top Zone (Improvements in Lower Timeframes/Spreads)
TP1:4474
TP2: 4441 – 4444
TP3: 4403 – 4406
Logic: This is an outright resistance area/bounce. Selling when the market reacts is safer than pursuing a short position at the lows.
Scenario B: Buying interaction when liquidity is low (quick trades only)
If the selling leg extends to support, you may consider resuming trades in the short term:
Buy: 4441 – 4444 (quick response zone)
Buy deeper: 4403 – 4406 (more valuable area)
Only buy on shorter timeframes with clear buy signals – don’t try to catch a falling knife.
3) Macro Background (News) – Why Gold Fluctuates
The sharp decline suggests the market is re-pricing risks after a sustained rally.
Tensions are high in U.S.-Israeli relations, with Trump and Netanyahu reportedly clashing over Gaza, Iran and post-war arrangements – and geopolitical risks could lead to rapid liquidity-driven swings.
In trading sessions dominated by headlines, gold typically follows a two-step pattern: Liquidity Sweep → Correction → Trend. This is why I stick to level-based execution and avoid getting greedy in the market.
4) Risk warning
Do not chase short positions during a big red candle.
Pay attention to 4494-4497 in the short term and obtain scale profits at the target price level.
Maximum risk per trade: 1-2%.
What is your strategy this week: sell on the rebound from 4494-4497, or wait to buy on the rebound at 444x/440x?