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Gold Price Analysis: Key Fibonacci Levels & Gann Squares to Watch

Gold Price Analysis: Key Fibonacci Levels & Gann Squares to Watch
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May 19, 2025

Gold Market Outlook: Critical Levels for Traders

Gold prices have shown significant volatility recently, with key technical levels determining the metal’s next major move. After briefly surpassing 3,300∗∗,goldhita∗∗short−termtargetat3,446 (78.6% Fibonacci retracement), a crucial Gann square resistance level. However, failure to break higher could signal a potential reversal or deeper pullback.

Key Support & Resistance Levels for Gold

1. Immediate Swing Point: $3,268

  • Below $3,268:

    • Short-term target at $3,164.40 (38.2% retracement from Nov 2024 low + Gann square).

    • Longer-term downside risk toward $3,070.50 (23.6% retracement from 2022 low).

    • Major long-term support at $2,810 (38.2% retracement from 2022 low).

  • Above $3,268:

    • Potential rebound toward 3,356–3,366 (61.8% retracement & Gann square).

    • A sustained move above $3,273 (38.2% retracement) could signal renewed bullish momentum.

2. Critical Watch: $3,164.40

  • Holding above $3,164.40 suggests bullish continuation, possibly targeting new highs.

  • Breaking below opens risk toward 3,070.50∗∗and∗∗2,810 (long-term structural support).

Fibonacci & Gann Analysis: Why These Levels Matter

  • The 78.6% retracement level is a classic reversal zone in Fibonacci trading.

  • Gann squares often act as magnet areas for price action.

  • The ONE44 trading rules suggest that failure at key Fib levels often leads to sharp reversals.

Gold’s Bullish vs. Bearish Scenarios

✅ Bullish Case:

  • Holding 3,164.40∗∗couldpropelgoldtoward∗∗3,440+.

  • A breakout above $3,446 may extend the bull run.

❌ Bearish Case:

  • Losing 3,164.40∗∗risksadropto∗∗3,070 and possibly $2,810.

  • Failure to reclaim $3,273 would confirm weakness.

How to Trade Gold Using Fibonacci & Gann Theory

  • Watch for price reactions at 3,268and3,164.40 for short-term direction.

  • close below $3,164.40 could trigger further downside.

  • New highs above $3,446 would invalidate bearish signals.

For traders seeking deeper insights, our 47-video series on Fibonacci retracements explains how these principles apply across all markets.

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