📈 Gold 10th March 2025 Daily Analysis Based on Main Key Levels
- Neom
- Mar 10
- 2 min read
Daily Current Market Price (DCMP): 2911
Below DCMP: Support Levels | Above DCMP: Resistance Levels
📊 Key Levels Summary
Critical Resistance: 2927 (Weekly R1), 2943 (Weekly R2), 2971 (Weekly R3)
Critical Support: 2899 (Weekly PP), 2872 (Weekly S1), 2855 (Weekly S2)
Swing High: 2956 (Daily) | Swing Low: 2832 (Daily)
🔍 Technical Analysis
Fibonacci Retracement:
Pullbacks toward 2899 (Weekly Pivot) align with 61.8% Fib support.
Rally toward 2927 (Weekly R1) coincides with 38.2% Fib resistance.
Momentum Indicators:
RSI: Neutral at 52, no divergence observed.
MACD: Histogram flattens near zero, suggesting consolidation.
Price Action:
DCMP (2911) trades between Weekly Pivot (2899) and Daily R1 (2925).
Close above 2927 invalidates bearish structure; break below 2899 confirms downside.

💡 Intraday Trade Setups
🟢 Intraday Buy Trade
Entry: 2899 (Weekly Pivot) 🎯
Stop Loss: 2872 (Weekly S1) ⛔
Take Profit 1: 2912 (Daily Pivot) ✅
Take Profit 2: 2925 (Daily R1) ✅
Rationale:
Weekly Pivot (2899) aligns with 4H demand zone and Fib confluence.
MACD bullish crossover on smaller timeframes supports upside.
🔴 Intraday Sell Trade
Entry: 2927 (Weekly R1) 🎯
Stop Loss: 2945 (Daily R3) ⛔
Take Profit 1: 2912 (Daily Pivot) ✅
Take Profit 2: 2899 (Weekly S1) ✅
Rationale:
Weekly R1 (2927) overlaps with daily resistance cluster.
Bearish RSI divergence on 1H chart signals exhaustion.
⚠️ Risk Management Tips
Limit position size to 2-3% capital per trade.
Trail stops to breakeven after TP1 hit.
Avoid trading during high-impact news events (e.g., Fed speeches).
📉 Market Sentiment
Gold faces tension between Fed rate-cut hopes (bullish) and resilient USD (bearish). A sustained break above 2927 could trigger short-covering toward 2943, while failure at 2899 may invite liquidation to 2872.
Note: Monitor US CPI data (March 12) for volatility triggers.
This analysis combines price-action triggers with institutional pivot logic. Adjust trades dynamically if DCMP closes ±1% from entry levels. 🏆



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