Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
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Gold Volatility Surges: Trend Analysis & Trading Tips

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The gold market has shown an obvious pattern of bearish suppression recently. On the weekly chart, two consecutive long upper shadows have formed a "double needle probing the top" pattern. Coupled with the expansion of the negative momentum of the MACD, it indicates that the medium-term pullback trend will continue. On the daily chart, a long bearish candlestick has broken through the key support. The RSI has dropped from the overbought area to 48.26. Although it has not reached the oversold level, there is still room for further decline.

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Technically, the resistance in the 3260-3250 area is significant, which has become the demarcation between bulls and bears in the short term. Judging from the four-hour chart, the trading idea is to go short on the rebound. Pay close attention to the resistance in the 3265-3270 interval. If the support in the 3205-3200 area is breached, it may trigger stop-loss orders and further fuel the downward trend.

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sell@3260-3265
tp:3240-3220-3200

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