Gold decline tactics behind market maker resilience

The article reveals the "Sinking Engineering" strategy used by major market makers to control the gold price. It involves creating false price breakouts to trap stop-loss orders from traders who expect the metal to decline, allowing these market makers to liquidate opposing positions before gold resumes its true downward trend. Over the past few weeks, all signals strongly indicated a decline in gold; however, market makers deliberately prolonged the correction phase to achieve their goals by disrupting investor expectations. As a result, the gold price rose above $4,200 per ounce before rapidly dropping to $4,020, incurring losses exceeding $200. The article emphasizes that the market does not always move based on fundamental data but is often manipulated by market makers through patterns such as "trader stubbornness" and "price engineering."

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