Gold continues to fluctuate on a roller coaster! Analysis of gol
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Technical analysis of gold: Gold has been volatile these past two days, and the bull-bear game is also fierce. The current rise and fall of gold have not continued, and they are just piercing patterns. The piercing of 2928 on Wednesday did not continue, and the piercing of 2894 on Thursday did not continue. The hourly and four-hour cycles are very obvious, both are horizontal structures, and the price fluctuates repeatedly like a roller coaster. In this case, you cannot chase orders, and it is easy to lose money on both ends. This trend will be maintained before the non-agricultural data. The choice of direction depends on the impact of Friday's non-agricultural data. For the daily cycle, the moving average of the big drop last week was a dead cross downward, but after the strong rebound this week, it is currently in a horizontal flat state. There is no clear direction after the big drop and rise. For the time being, it is more based on shocks, especially short-term trading. The US market rose to the opening drop of 2923 in the European market and then fell back. Pay attention to the support of 2903/2905 in the early morning. Short-term long, the range is 2890-2930. Note that the direction is only after the breakthrough and continuation.
Today's short-term gold operation ideas suggest that callbacks should be the main focus, and rebound shorts should be supplemented. The upper short-term focus is on the 2930-2932 first-line resistance, and the lower short-term focus is on the 2890-2894 first-line support.
Short position strategy: Strategy 1: Short 20% of the gold position in batches when it rebounds to around 2927-2930, stop loss 8 points, target around 2915-2900, break to see 2895 line; Long position strategy: Strategy 2: Long 20% of the gold position in batches when it pulls back to around 2893-2895, stop loss 8 points, target around 2910-2920, break to see 2930 line;
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