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Gold closed with an adjustment K-line on the weekly chart, and the downward rhythm slowed down at the end of Friday. Currently, gold stabilized at 3265, and formed an effective double bottom pattern with the decline and rebound on Wednesday. Can the market achieve an effective breakthrough based on the double bottom structure?
Trading at the beginning of the week continued the idea of oscillating bulls. Gold usually showed a strong upward trend during the Asian session, and the bullish momentum was mostly released before 10 o'clock. This week, gold continued to show a strong sideways or upward pattern before 10 o'clock. If there is no breakthrough during this period, it will turn into an oscillating downward rhythm before the European session. This rule is highly consistent with the recent gold decline cycle. The US market showed a regular trend of "opening weak, stabilizing and rising after 22 o'clock", and this fluctuation feature was verified from Wednesday to Friday.
Next week, focus on initial jobless claims, CPI and non-agricultural employment data. It is recommended to manage positions before the release of major data. The trading logic of the European and American markets continued at the beginning of the week. The reference support in the early trading session was 3300, and 3270/60 was used as the bottom of the range to arrange long orders. If it rises directly at the beginning of the week, the pressure level will focus on the 3380 line. The current long-term bullish pattern has not changed. The double bottom pattern formed on Friday provides support for the step-by-step rise. After an effective breakthrough, it can be expected to rise to the 3550 area.
Gold closed with an adjustment K-line on the weekly chart, and the downward rhythm slowed down at the end of Friday. Currently, gold stabilized at 3265, and formed an effective double bottom pattern with the decline and rebound on Wednesday. Can the market achieve an effective breakthrough based on the double bottom structure?
Trading at the beginning of the week continued the idea of oscillating bulls. Gold usually showed a strong upward trend during the Asian session, and the bullish momentum was mostly released before 10 o'clock. This week, gold continued to show a strong sideways or upward pattern before 10 o'clock. If there is no breakthrough during this period, it will turn into an oscillating downward rhythm before the European session. This rule is highly consistent with the recent gold decline cycle. The US market showed a regular trend of "opening weak, stabilizing and rising after 22 o'clock", and this fluctuation feature was verified from Wednesday to Friday.
Next week, focus on initial jobless claims, CPI and non-agricultural employment data. It is recommended to manage positions before the release of major data. The trading logic of the European and American markets continued at the beginning of the week. The reference support in the early trading session was 3300, and 3270/60 was used as the bottom of the range to arrange long orders. If it rises directly at the beginning of the week, the pressure level will focus on the 3380 line. The current long-term bullish pattern has not changed. The double bottom pattern formed on Friday provides support for the step-by-step rise. After an effective breakthrough, it can be expected to rise to the 3550 area.
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