Gold prices experienced a notable pullback today, dropping approximately 1.12%. This follows a strong rally that saw the precious metal reach a daily high of $5,249.87 before rotating back toward the midpoint of its trading range at $5,167.Key Technical Levels & Price ActionThe current market structure is defined by several critical support and resistance zones that will dictate the next move:Upside Resistance & Targets: After breaking above the February 11th high of $5,116.73, the price initially pushed through the $5,235 target level. Traders are now watching to see if gold can reclaim momentum to retest that $5,235–$5,250 zone.The 61.8% Fibonacci Floor: A vital level for the bulls is the 61.8% retracement at $5,141.61. Maintaining a position above this level is essential for keeping the immediate "bullish bias" intact.Secondary Support: Below the Fibonacci level sits the previous February 11th high of $5,116. As long as the price stays above these two markers, the outlook remains cautiously optimistic.The Downside RiskIf the price fails to hold the 61.8% retracement, the technical focus shifts to the 100-hour moving average, which is currently trending around $5,081–$5,082. This moving average has historically served as a reliable "launchpad" for the market, as seen in last week's trading when prices bounced off this level multiple times before beginning their upward rotation.Summary for TradersThe takeaway for today is a "wait and see" approach regarding these support levels. If the support at $5,141 and $5,116 holds, the path of least resistance remains toward the recent highs. However, a break below these could signal a deeper correction toward the 100-hour moving average. This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.