Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Short
Updated

6/24 Gold Analysis and Trading Outlook

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Good morning, everyone!

Gold closed yesterday with a T-shaped candlestick. Although there was an intraday recovery after briefly breaching the MA20, the closing price remained below the MA5, indicating continued pressure on the upside.

Today’s opening saw a direct drop in price, suggesting a potential break below key support. Two important levels to monitor today:

Whether the closing price stays above 3355

Whether the intraday support at 3328 holds

If 3328 breaks down, the 3300 level may become the next major battleground between bulls and bears.

Driven by geopolitical news, gold has shown sharp volatility over the past two days. While this increases trading risk, it also presents more opportunities. From a technical perspective, today’s strategy should prioritize selling on rebounds, with buying at lower levels as a secondary approach. As always, stay disciplined and manage risk effectively.
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Today’s sell-on-rebound strategy has once again proven successful, with gold prices now reaching the designated target zone.

If you followed this setup, this would be a good point to consider closing your position and securing profits. If you intend to hold the trade longer, be sure to set a protective stop-loss to guard against potential reversals.

Technically, the price may soon see another short-term rebound. Stay alert to changes in momentum and manage your risk accordingly.

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