Technical analysis by tkolaytk about Symbol PAXG on 10/26/2025

Hello friends, In the analysis I made last week, I said that if the ounce of gold is to return, it should return from the 4250 levels. For this reason, I mentioned that the RSI band is at record levels and these levels have not been exceeded before, and at the same time, a return may be seen because we may be at the peak of the price band reflection. It tested the peak with 3 percent on October 16, and fell equally sharply the next day. Afterwards, it made a double peak and again fell sharply to the bottom level of 4005. Again, in the last analysis, I said that entering into sales without a single day closing below 4204 could be risky in FX. Unless the week is closed below 4094, ounce gold is strong. I said that the signals could be strong for sales at the close of the week under 4094. On October 21, a closing level below 4204 was taken, and the target of 4094 specified in the analysis and the sale up to 4004 at the bottom, achieved a movement of approximately 163 USD technically. I wish good luck to those who evaluate. Even though the closing week was 4004, it found support at 4114 above 4094. Sales of ounce gold, which will start the last week of the month on October 27 at 4114, may be risky unless a multiple 2nd day close is taken below 4094. It is also recommended in FX that sales be close to resistance at the top. The first expectation correction target in multiple closing below 4094 in ounces may be 3976. If this expectation comes true and the support is gone, it may reach 3905. If there is a single-day closing below 3905, they can show 3695 with a possible reverse pennant flag. Under each support, another support may be a technical expectation at the close of a single day. If there is no closure, there is never expectation. The first resistance above the ounce is 4150. Unless the day closes above it, the danger of correction to 3976 may not end. Unless a multiple close is taken above 4241, the buy signal below ounces may not be triggered from a technical perspective. Technical analysis is an expectation, it is never guaranteed to come true. Sharing is for informational purposes only and never as investment advice.