Gold is currently in a corrective phase, and the decline appears to be unfolding as Wave (4), with the price still holding above the termination point of Wave (1)—preserving the integrity of the impulsive wave structure. As long as this non-overlap condition remains intact, the wave count is technically valid. Given the sharp and swift nature of Wave (2), we can reasonably anticipate a more complex and time-consuming correction in Wave (4), possibly taking the form of a triangle or a sideways flat. The current structure is still developing, and forcing early conclusions would be premature. In such phases, patience is not just a virtue—it’s a trading edge. The key now is to wait for confirmation through price action and structure, rather than reacting emotionally to short-term moves. I continue to monitor the chart closely and will adjust bias the moment clarity emerges.