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he Most Textbook Short in Gold — And Why He Won't Take It

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Krown profile imageKrown30 Jul 2026, 07:00 UTC
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The analysis suggests that long-term gold has topped. While a short-term test of the 4300-4350 level is anticipated, this is seen as a potential area for shorting rather than a bullish continuation. The speaker expresses skepticism about trading gold at the current juncture, indicating that if gold were to retrace to the 4300-4400 range, it would present an easy trade. However, the current price action is considered too suspicious to act upon directly. The overall sentiment leans bearish for gold, with the expectation of a retest of lower levels after a potential short-term upward move.

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