The Gold triangle chart pattern is respecting the shallow Fibonacci re-tracement levels of wave 4 vs 3 which is typical behavior for a wave 4 (blue) pattern.
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A bullish breakout above the resistance trend line (red) would confirm the uptrend continuation towards the Fibonacci targets of waves 5 whereas an unexpected break below the 50% Fib would indicate that the bullish momentum is losing its steam. At the moment a new bull run on Gold is becoming increasingly more likely.
The Gold seems to have completed a bearish ABC pattern (green) within the wave 4 (blue) pattern. The recent bullish momentum is probably indicating the restart of the uptrend via wave 1 (green).
The current pullback is therefore a wave 2 (green) as long as price stays do not break below the bottom of wave 1, which would invalidate the wave 1-2 pattern (green). The same idea is valid for this chart as well: a bullish breakout could indicate the start of an uptrend via a potential wave 3 (green) pattern.