Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Short
Updated

5/29 Gold Analysis and Trading Signals

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Good morning everyone!

Yesterday, gold rose first and then declined. Our long positions targeting 3318–3326 were completed successfully, and we timely shifted to short positions, resulting in another round of solid profits.

📉 Technical Outlook:

Gold remains in a bearish trend, and is now very close to the 3275 support level. Based on the current price structure, a break below this level is highly probable.

If $3275 is breached, focus on key support at 3258–3238

Resistance levels to watch: 3298–3318

The daily (1D) chart is currently in an indicator correction phase, so today's trading bias is selling from higher levels

🗞 News Focus:

Watch for U.S. initial jobless claims data today. It may offer short-term support for gold, but is unlikely to reverse the broader bearish trend.

📈 Today’s Trade Plan:

📉 Sell in the 3316–3328 zone (resistance zone)

📈 Buy in the 3245–3232 zone (key support area)

🔁 Scalp/flexible trading levels:
3303 / 3288 / 3276 / 3258 / 3247

Stay adaptive and combine news with price action at key levels for best results.
Wishing everyone a successful and profitable trading day!
Trade active
It looks like everyone made decent profits today—gold entered our expected buy zone and has since moved higher. Based on the current price structure, there’s still potential for further upside, and the bullish momentum hasn't faded yet.

However, we’re now approaching a key resistance cluster, so selling pressure could emerge soon. The immediate resistance is at 3292, followed by 3303.

Traders should handle their positions according to their own strategy: conservative traders may consider locking in profits around current levels, while more aggressive ones can hold on to their longs and wait for a test of higher resistance. Either way, managing risk remains the top priority.

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