Given gold's current bearish trend and the lack of strong indicators suggesting a reversal, it's reasonable to anticipate that liquidity—typically stop losses and pending orders—might be targeted and cleared during less active market hours, such as overnight in (Eastern Standard Time). I assume this might occur due to lower trading volume can lead to more pronounced price movements, allowing larger players to exploit this by driving the price to key levels where these orders are clustered. Consequently, the market may experience a temporary spike or dip as these positions are triggered, offering opportunities for strategic entries or exits.
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