Technically, gold has again gone into bullish mode. However, there was no solid fundamental issue like going into gold bullish mode last week. But somehow, the gold breaks above the Near-Term Trendline Resistance level.
Although gold has broken above the trendline resistance, it will not be in long-term buy mode until gold stabilizes above $1951 ( Immediate Resistance Level).
As the market closed below the resistance level, there is a chance that gold may go into a downside correction if gold is unable to break above the strong resistance zone of the $1951 price zone.
But if somehow, gold manages to stabilize above the $1951, we must go long, and our first target will be $1975 (Immediate Resistance and Swing High). 2nd Target $1975 and Final Target $2000.
On the other hand, if gold goes into a downside correction in the next week, as I am expecting, It may drop to the $1935/1937 price zone. I think gold will bounce one more time from that level.
But as long as gold is above the $1915/1910 price zone, gold will still be considered an uptrend. An uptrend will be invalid if the gold price breaks below its strong support level of the $1915 price zone.
If gold breaks below the $1915/1910 price zone, we may see a big drop to the $1830 price zone. However, I am not expecting this to happen very soon, as long as Russia-Ukraine issues exist.
Instead, if the European Union added Ukraine to the Eurozone, it may be more problematic, and gold may test the $2000 price zone again. And most probably this is going to happen end of the month.