Gold's correction intensifies, but the trend remains unchanged

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Long-term trend of gold
Weekly level: The overall bullish structure is not broken, and the current pullback is regarded as a technical correction. The key support level is $3260. After breaking through 3500, the target is $3750 (golden ratio extension level). Long-term investors can hold existing long positions and increase their positions after the pullback stabilizes.

Short-term trend
Weekly signal: Last week, a small negative line with a long upper shadow (similar to a shooting star) was closed, indicating high-level selling pressure. The weekly level adjustment may continue, and the space below may be further opened.

Daily level: The upward momentum weakened and entered the stage of shock pullback. It is necessary to pay attention to the repair of indicators.

4-hour structure:

Wave type division: 3500→3260 is a wave A decline; 3260→3372 is a wave B rebound; if 3372 confirms the high point of wave B, the downward target of wave C will fall below 3260, looking at 3245 (top and bottom conversion position) and 3230 (50% retracement position).

Key data and operation strategies
Focus this week: US employment data (JOLTS, ADP, non-farm, etc.), which may exacerbate market volatility.

Daily operation:

Resistance level: 3302-3315 area, you can try shorting if it rebounds to this area.

Support level: 3260 (if it breaks, look down to 3245-3230), you can arrange long orders when it touches 3230 for the first time.

Risk warning: If it continues to be under pressure below 3300 before the European session, it may continue to be weak before the US session.

Conclusion: The medium- and long-term bullish logic remains unchanged, but the short-term technical side is bearish, and it is necessary to wait for the bullish signal after the correction is in place.

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