Gold SpotUpdated Gold hits record highs
Today, gold has risen sharply by about 50 US dollars. The single-day increase is very large. Our short order of 2895 96 has only been corrected by 4 US dollars. Next, we will focus on the short-term support 2890 and the short-term pressure 2905/06.
If it falls below 2890, there is a high probability that it will not set a new high tonight. If it stands near 2905, it is necessary to consider the next major pressure area 2916-2920 (area). This position was mentioned before during the callback of the 2876 major pressure area, and it is the second major pressure area.
In addition, there is usually a competition for the 2900 integer level. The probability of completely stabilizing in the short term is not high, and this also needs more attention.
If it falls below 2890, there is a high probability that it will not set a new high tonight. If it stands near 2905, it is necessary to consider the next major pressure area 2916-2920 (area). This position was mentioned before during the callback of the 2876 major pressure area, and it is the second major pressure area.
In addition, there is usually a competition for the 2900 integer level. The probability of completely stabilizing in the short term is not high, and this also needs more attention.
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