Gold market trend analysis and operation strategy
I personally prefer to rebound to around 2680. Whether it will break through 2680 depends on the market conditions in the past two days. Of course, even if it reaches 2680, it is expected to be next week. At present, the price has fallen more in the 4-hour level, and the technical pattern has followed quickly. At present, the K-line continues to be under pressure and the short-term moving average remains weak. After the opening of the hourly level, it fell below the previous terraced support belt. In the short-term trend, pay attention to whether there is a secondary decline after the rebound repair. In the early trading, the gold 2662 line arranged short orders, and fell back to the 2643 line as expected to harvest a wave. Now the 1-hour chart 2667 line is blocked, which happens to be the pressure of the downward trend line. If it can't get through here, the short-term trend may still fluctuate! ! ! On the whole, today's short-term operation strategy for gold is to short on rebounds and long on pullbacks. The short-term focus on the upper side is the 2668-2670 resistance line, and the short-term focus on the lower side is the 2600-2605 support line. Friends must keep up with the rhythm
Short (buy down) two-tenths of the position in batches near 2667-2670 in the early trading of gold, stop loss 6 points, target near 2640-2620, break to see the 2605 line
Gold pulls back to 2600-2605 and buys two-tenths of the position in batches (buy up), stop loss 6 points, target near 2615-2625, break to see the 2640 line
Short (buy down) two-tenths of the position in batches near 2667-2670 in the early trading of gold, stop loss 6 points, target near 2640-2620, break to see the 2605 line
Gold pulls back to 2600-2605 and buys two-tenths of the position in batches (buy up), stop loss 6 points, target near 2615-2625, break to see the 2640 line
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