Gold Analysis for Today with tradeCompass (October 24, 2025)
The Bigger Picture for Gold Prices: Structural Demand Shift
Major institutions are turning increasingly bullish on gold, positioning it as a core strategic asset rather than a short-term inflation hedge. It later gained about $50 (1.2%) to $4,147, confirming that the $3,955–$4,000 range remains strong support while $4,200 acts as near-term resistance.
Takeaway: Price structure is consolidating, not collapsing — bulls continue to defend key levels.
Bridging Fundamentals and Technicals for Gold Investors and Traders
Institutional conviction and technical resilience now align. With JPMorgan and Goldman reaffirming long-term bullish outlooks even after corrections, dips are increasingly viewed as opportunities. Price is near today’s session low ($4,121.2), where short-term traders may begin covering profitable shorts and scalpers may attempt to build long positions on a potential double bottom.
This is where tradeCompass helps: we look for sustained price behavior — not just quick spikes — beyond the bullish or bearish thresholds before acting. This defensive tactic helps protect profits while keeping flexibility.
Educational Insight: Liquidity Pools & Partial Profits
Liquidity pools are areas where a concentration of stop orders, pending entries, or large resting orders exist
