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XAUUSD – Brian | Liquidity pressure before expansion?
Gold is currently consolidating on the second half time frame after rejecting recent swing highs near Fibonacci 0 points. Prices remain trapped between overhead resistance and strong underlying demand fundamentals – creating a classic liquidity squeeze structure.
The market is not trending. He is getting ready.
🔎Technical architecture
Rejection of previous high (Fibonacci level 0)
The correction process follows the correction area 0.5–0.618
The current price is around the 0.236-0.382 area
Large order liquidity remains around 4,700 – 4,750
Immediate resistance is around 5,080 – 5,100
It’s a balanced structure – there’s no clear breakthrough yet.
🌍 Basic background
Recent geopolitical developments have added a layer of uncertainty.
Israel’s announcement to gradually reduce U.S. military aid and reorganize strategic certification over the next decade signals potential long-term geopolitical changes.
Realignments in geopolitical structures, while not direct catalysts, tend to:
Support safe-haven capital flows
Gold demand increases in the medium term
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Gold remains sensitive to the pricing of geopolitical risks.
📊 Possible situations
🟡 Scenario 1 – First reduce liquidity
Short-term correction to 4,840-4,700 demand area
→ Withdraw liquidity
→ The uptrend continues strongly to 5,100+ and even higher.
🔵 Scenario 2 – Direct interruption
If price remains above 4,980 and absorbs selling pressure, liquidity expansion to the upside is possible without a deep correction.
🎯 Focus on trading
Watch for reaction at Fibonacci 0.236
Do not pursue stress fractures
Prioritize withdrawal of liquidity before entering
Key execution areas: 4,700 demand and 5,080 resistance
Gold compressed below resistance while holding on to structurally higher lows.
When liquidity accumulates, expansion follows.
Patience decides the situation.
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