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Gold ETF (GLD)
Liquidity Levels, Liquidations & Unusual Volume
Find where liquidity is clustered, spot where traders are getting flushed on liquidations and track unusual volume patterns for Gold ETF (GLD).
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Last update: May 18, 2026
Gold ETF has its biggest liquidity levels stacked below price with the heaviest concentration around 395 and 382. Overhead liquidity is strongest near 510 and 492 while 449 and 438 are smaller resistance pockets. The most recent setup keeps the deepest liquidity levels clustered in the lower 380s to upper 390s.
Liquidity level | Estimated depth |
|---|---|
Around ~510.00 | Large liquidity cluster |
Around ~492.00 | Moderate liquidity cluster |
Around ~481.00 | Notable liquidity cluster |
Around ~449.00 | Moderate liquidity cluster |
Around ~438.00 | Moderate liquidity cluster |
Around ~413.00 | Notable liquidity cluster |
Around ~399.00 | Large liquidity cluster |
Around ~395.00 | Extreme liquidity cluster |
Around ~382.00 | Extreme liquidity cluster |
Gold ETF shows its strongest recent unusual volume cluster around the low-420 area with selling pressure into weakness, which points to accumulation. The only larger clusters on the chart sit back in late January to early February around the 470-490 area, where the move turned volatile and maps to panic buying followed by panic selling. Recent activity is smaller than those earlier spikes but the latest cluster around 420 is still the one that matters most now.
Unusual volume cluster | Extremity | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
Around ~420.00 | Moderate | Accumulation |
Around ~470.00 | Large | Panic selling |
Around ~490.00 | Extreme | Panic buying |
Gold ETF shows its most recent liquidation events clustered in early May. The latest event sits below price around the low-410s which points to sellers liquidated and a short-term upside bias after the squeeze. Just before that there are buyer-side liquidation events above price around the mid-430s and another seller-side event around the high-410s. The largest recent pain event is the seller liquidation around the low-410s and it stands out as the main reversal signal in the latest stretch.
Liquidation | Extremity | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
Around ~412.00 | Large | Sellers liquidated |
Around ~434.00 | Moderate | Buyers liquidated |
Around ~418.00 | Notable | Sellers liquidated |
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