Most traders look at candles. I look at forces.
And on the monthly chart? There’s a geometry that’s quietly been guiding price for years – a Fibonacci fan drawn from a time most have already forgotten.
This isn’t just about lines. It’s about pressure arcs.
And right now?
Gold is brushing against the outer rim of a long-term arc.
Subtle. Rare. Significant.
Let’s decode it.
Here’s what we’re seeing – Fibonacci Fan.
This tool isn’t often used in daily swing trading, but on monthly charts. It’s a hidden gem and here’s why.
The Fibonacci Fan draws dynamic, diagonal support and resistance lines based on the initial swing – in this case, the 2011 high to the 2015 low. These rays act almost like gravitational fields: the price tends to react, slow or accelerate as it approaches each one.
And right now?
Gold just tapped the 138.2% Fibonacci extension – the final arc on the above chart, which, together with the psychologically important barrier of 4500, creates an interesting resistance zone.
This is a massive deal. Why?
Because every prior arc has either paused or redirected price, and this one just triggered a clean monthly rejection wick off the top.
Additionally:
In my opinion, we’ve officially entered an exhaustion territory, and it’s time for caution, not euphoria. This doesn’t mean the top is in forever. But it does mean this is where risk-to-reward shifts and precision matter more than ever.
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Anna
A lifelong trader and market enthusiast, Anna has analyzed thousands of charts from around the world and has has contributed to industry-leading websites in the USA, Canada, and Great Britain.