XAUUSD by Lana_M2 — TradingView

After a strong rebound during the day, gold prices are currently consolidating below the 5,090-5,100 resistance area. The structure shows short-term strength, but prices remain within a broader range, suggesting liquidity is still building ahead of a decisive weekly move.

The recent rejection at the top followed by a strong rebound indicates active participation from both parties. This type of compression usually precedes expansion.

🔍Technical Architecture Overview

1️⃣ Resistance range: 5,090 – 5,100
This remains a fundamental cap in the short term. The many rejections here confirm the offer’s existence. A clean exit and acceptance above this area could spur buying momentum towards higher liquidity objectives.

2️⃣ Medium support area: 5,000 – 5,020
This area acts as short-term structural support. Staying above it can sustain the positive trend during the day.

3️⃣ The main liquidity is as follows: 4,700 – 4,620
Unconsolidated sell-side liquidity remains below this range. If pressure persists, a clearing of liquidity into the space next week will become more likely.

📈 Scene of the week
Scenario A – Positive Breakout

If gold prices decisively close above 5,100 points, then continuing to rise to 5,250-5,300 points will become the next logical target for liquidity. Once resistance is cleared, momentum expansion may accelerate rapidly.

Scenario B – Liquidity cleared before rebound (high probability)

Failure to break 5,100 could lead to an initial correction towards 4,900, which could then extend to 4,700-4,620 to clear liquidity, followed by a stronger rebound.

🧠Lana’s POV

Price is compressing below resistance while holding higher lows. This suggests accumulation rather than distribution. However, this resistance has yet to be breached.

Next week may be defined by one key question:
Will gold price break through 5100, or will liquidity be cleared first?

✨ Be patient. Let a breakout or liquidity liquidation confirm the trend before increasing risk. Structure first, emotion last.