In yesterday's comments, we pointed out that the risk of a downward adjustment in the gold market will increase. In today's market, the important support point 2312 predicted earlier has been fulfilled. Judging from the weekly review last weekend, we expect that the adjustment will continue for the subsequent market trend. The downward adjustment has not yet ended, and further downward exploration is needed to find support. The possibility of a direct return to strength is small. The continuous highs this week have been suppressed, and the decline on this trading day indicates that the callback rhythm has started again. Therefore, it is appropriate to continue to maintain a high short-selling layout in the short term.
On the 4-hour chart, gold prices are currently oscillating under the pressure of a double top pattern.The moving average system shows a dead cross short position arrangement, suggesting that gold is still likely to fall, and there is a large room for decline. The momentum of the bulls is gradually weakening, while the power of the bears is gradually strengthening. Although it rebounded after experiencing a sharp decline in early trading, it has temporarily returned to the shock range. Whenever the price of gold rebounds above 2340, it is a good opportunity for short sellers to sell. If the price falls below 2310, the market may weaken further, and then only need to pay attention to shorting opportunities with a slight rebound. Therefore, our trading strategy is to wait for the price to rebound to the appropriate position and then decisively short. In the short term, European and American markets should pay attention to short-selling opportunities that rebound to the 2323-2325 range.
On the whole, today's short-term gold operation advice is to focus on rebound short selling, supplemented by callback long selling. Focus on the resistance range of 2320-2325 at the top and the support range of 2300-2305 at the bottom.