On Wednesday, spot gold fell for the third consecutive trading day to a three-week low. The decline in the U.S. market deepened, falling below the $1,950 mark, reaching a low of around $1,947, a new low in the past three weeks.
Gold is currently falling below 1950 and continues to consolidate near 1950.
Near 1940 is a top-bottom transition position. If gold falls below 1940, it will fall sharply.
But if it does not fall below 1940, then there will continue to be a wide range of shocks from 1940-80.
Therefore, you must not chase short here. We can see that there is a head and shoulders top pattern here in 4 hours, and 1940 is the bottom of this head and shoulders top.
When the 1940 support level is stabilized, a short-term rebound can indeed be achieved.
It happens to be consistent with the previous daily chart analysis, so here I suggest that you can wait for the entry near 1940 to go long, and defend the stop loss below 1935. The upper target is around 1960. Follow us for more accurate signals
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