Markets continue to recover with 10536 10575 resistanceUK 100, DailySPREADEX:FTSEhilsdentradingMarkets continue to recover after Monday's strong session, with investors becoming increasingly comfortable that geopolitical risks are easing for now. US markets finished strongly overnight, with the Dow closing above 52,000 for the first time and both the S&P500 and Nasdaq recovering from last week's weakness. The focus today shifts back towards technical trading, quarter-end positioning and the upcoming US employment data later this week. I still favour buying quality pullbacks in the indices while remaining cautious on Gold. Today's session looks like another technical trading day rather than one driven by major news. The overall trend across the equity indices remains positive, and until price action suggests otherwise I continue to favour buying controlled pullbacks instead of chasing momentum. Gold remains the exception. While equities continue attracting capital, the precious metal is likely to struggle unless fresh geopolitical developments emerge. As always, wait for confirmation before entering any position, respect your stop losses and never risk more than you can comfortably afford to lose.