Gold has staged an impressive recovery after breaking its short-term bearish structure and is now approaching the 4,200 H4 liquidity zone. While bullish momentum has strengthened, price is also entering an area where sellers previously became active.

Rather than chasing the current rally, the preferred scenario is to monitor whether price first sweeps nearby liquidity before rotating back into the 4,100–4,130 H4 POI. A retracement into this demand zone could provide a more structured opportunity for buyers if bullish confirmation develops.

For now, buyers have regained short-term control.

The next reaction around liquidity will likely determine whether this recovery can extend further.

Currently

• Price has broken the recent bearish structure

• Bullish momentum continues to build

• Price is approaching the 4,200 H4 liquidity zone

• The preferred scenario is a liquidity sweep before a pullback

• H4 POI is located around 4,100–4,130

• The lower H4 FVG remains unfilled

• The broader recovery remains constructive while demand is respected

Trading Plan

Bias: Bullish Continuation After Pullback

Main Zone

• 4,100–4,130 → H4 POI

Execution Idea

If price sweeps the 4,200 liquidity zone and rotates back into the 4,100–4,130 H4 POI, bullish confirmation from that area could support another continuation toward higher resistance.

Waiting for price to revisit demand may provide a more favorable risk-to-reward opportunity than chasing the current rally.

Targets

→ TP1: 4,200 → Liquidity Sweep

→ TP2: 4,240 → Minor Resistance

→ TP3: 4,320–4,360 → H4 Resistance Zone

Invalidation

A confirmed H4 candle close below the 4,100 POI would weaken the bullish continuation scenario and increase the probability of a deeper retracement toward the lower FVG.

Key Insight

Liquidity sweeps are often followed by retracements. Waiting for price to revisit the H4 POI may offer a more structured continuation setup than chasing the current rally.

Key Question

Will Gold revisit the H4 POI before continuing higher, or can buyers push through liquidity without a meaningful pullback?