Gold remains under clear bearish pressure, with price consistently trading below its short-term moving average and respecting multiple overlapping resistance zones. The structure shows a sequence of lower highs and lower lows, confirming that sellers are still in control.
We can also see strong pivotal resistance clusters above price, where multiple rejection zones have formed—highlighting heavy supply and limiting upside attempts.
How to Combine S&R with the Adaptive Flow Oscillator
The most effective way to use these tools together is to let the oscillator confirm the trend:
Yellow = bearish bias → focus only on sell setups
Green = bullish bias → focus only on buy setups
This alignment helps you trade with the dominant flow, avoiding low-probability counter-trend entries.
If you prefer taking more setups, you can still trade both sides—but use the oscillator to adjust risk (smaller size, tighter targets on weaker trades).
What to Watch Next
If:
The oscillator remains green, and
Market structure shifts into a buy signal
→ There could be a short-term corrective bounce in gold.
However:
The overall trend remains bearish,
And fundamentals are still negative for gold
So any upside should be treated as a correction, not a reversal.
Bottom Line
Trend = bearish
Oscillator = your filter
Best trades = in direction of flow
Counter-trend = quick, tactical only