From a technical analysis, gold has been seriously overbought, not only on the daily and hourly charts, but also on the weekly level. In the past month or so, gold's crazy rise has been mainly based on expectations of an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. The trend of gold hitting new highs has caused the entire financial market to be shrouded in the strength of gold. Although this extreme emotional trend looks very strong on the surface, in actual operation it is not easy to find suitable entry opportunities, making it difficult for traders to make decisions.
The daily chart continues to rise, and technically it also needs to be adjusted. At present, after the continuous high fluctuations on the 4-hour chart, the K-line has begun to show signs of gradually falling below the short-term moving average. The strength and persistence of the price rebound after touching the previous support band are not too great. In terms of short-term trends, There are signs of gradually weakening. The 1-hour chart shows a certain degree of divergence, with the K-line gradually falling below the short-term moving average, indicating that gold will continue to adjust to a certain extent in the short-term trend. Gold rebounded to around 2360 today and then quickly fell back. The rebound highs were successively lowered, indicating that the bulls began to weaken. At the same time, the United States will release heavyweight CIP data today. If the data is negative for gold, it is expected to peak in the short term, and adjustments will be carried out next.
On the whole, today's short-term operation of gold is mainly short-selling on rebounds, supplemented by long-selling on callbacks. The top short-term focus is on the 2360-2365 resistance range, and the bottom short-term focus is on the 2338-2342 support range.