Gold's weekly close painted a bearish engulfing pattern, and that's not all—the 14-week RSI just flashed a negative divergence. The setup looks increasingly hostile. We should expect a pullback that carries gold down toward its 20-week moving average at minimum. Once it reaches that level, the real question surfaces: can it find support and bounce back to challenge fresh all-time highs before Q1 wraps up? That's the fork in the road we're watching.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 18h ago
Gold is about to fall again, and this time it looks really uncertain, with negative divergence already showing... We need to see if the 20-week moving average can hold, otherwise the first quarter might be a wash.
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MemeTokenGenius
· 01-05 17:32
Bearish engulfing combined with negative divergence, this combo looks a bit fierce. Gold needs to be careful.
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PortfolioAlert
· 01-04 09:41
Bearish engulfing + negative divergence, is it time to buy the dip again? Gold might really break below the 20-week moving average this time.
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 01-03 15:59
It's the same old story... Bearish engulfing, negative divergence, every time they say gold will fall, but what happens?
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AirdropNinja
· 01-03 15:59
Looking for another bearish engulfing? Bro, I'm already tired of this technical indicator analysis. The RSI negative divergence can't change my determination to buy the dip. The 20-week moving average is my entry point, just waiting.
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FallingLeaf
· 01-03 15:57
Bearish engulfing with RSI negative divergence, gold's current move is quite risky.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-03 15:51
Another talk about gold plummeting? I'm tired of hearing this rhetoric. In the end, it's just a rebound.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 01-03 15:49
Bearish engulfing + negative divergence, is gold about to make a move... Whether it can hold above the 20-week moving average is really the key.
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RugResistant
· 01-03 15:30
Bearish engulfing + negative divergence, gold's current move is indeed quite risky.
Gold's weekly close painted a bearish engulfing pattern, and that's not all—the 14-week RSI just flashed a negative divergence. The setup looks increasingly hostile. We should expect a pullback that carries gold down toward its 20-week moving average at minimum. Once it reaches that level, the real question surfaces: can it find support and bounce back to challenge fresh all-time highs before Q1 wraps up? That's the fork in the road we're watching.