XAUUSD: About today's CPI strategy within the day
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Yesterday, gold directly broke through the previous double top of 1935, which broke the previous standard shock range. Therefore, the trend of trading is a bit unclear, and the long and short positions are a bit difficult to ride. Although it has broken through 1935, there is no unilateral pattern, so it is difficult to be optimistic about a big rise, but it has already broken through 1935, and it is difficult to see a big drop, so shorting is also more difficult.
From the perspective of cycle technology, the daily line has risen slowly since last week, Lianyang has risen, and since it broke the 1935 double top, it has begun to stand firmly above the Bollinger middle track of the daily line cycle. Then, this wave of gold is on the track in the daily line The demand at the high point of 1955, therefore, try to do long-term long-term transactions in the near future, and short-term retracement. However, there is no clear unilateral state in the H4 cycle. At least for the time being, Bollinger has not opened his mouth. Therefore, there is still the possibility of falling back and oscillating. Then, the key within the day is to look at the size of the falling space. The lower support is at 1928, 1920. If the Asian-European market falls below 1928, gold will enter the shock cycle again
The U.S. market may use the CPI data to scan the market up and down, and the range is expected to be 1940/1912. If the Asian-European market does not fall below 1928, it can continue to increase on the support of 1928. Continue to look up and break the position. The U.S. market may use the CPI data to rush higher. Focus on 1940 and 1955 above. Therefore, the whole day market focuses on the gains and losses at 1928 points. For transactions before the intraday CPI data comes out, if gold slowly rises to around 1940, you can short-sell to see the room for a fall, and then combine the above-mentioned key points to see the gains and losses, and then decide whether to keep the short order.
From the perspective of cycle technology, the daily line has risen slowly since last week, Lianyang has risen, and since it broke the 1935 double top, it has begun to stand firmly above the Bollinger middle track of the daily line cycle. Then, this wave of gold is on the track in the daily line The demand at the high point of 1955, therefore, try to do long-term long-term transactions in the near future, and short-term retracement. However, there is no clear unilateral state in the H4 cycle. At least for the time being, Bollinger has not opened his mouth. Therefore, there is still the possibility of falling back and oscillating. Then, the key within the day is to look at the size of the falling space. The lower support is at 1928, 1920. If the Asian-European market falls below 1928, gold will enter the shock cycle again
The U.S. market may use the CPI data to scan the market up and down, and the range is expected to be 1940/1912. If the Asian-European market does not fall below 1928, it can continue to increase on the support of 1928. Continue to look up and break the position. The U.S. market may use the CPI data to rush higher. Focus on 1940 and 1955 above. Therefore, the whole day market focuses on the gains and losses at 1928 points. For transactions before the intraday CPI data comes out, if gold slowly rises to around 1940, you can short-sell to see the room for a fall, and then combine the above-mentioned key points to see the gains and losses, and then decide whether to keep the short order.
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