The most accurate trading strategy for gold
Gold fell sharply again last Friday, hitting a low near 2646 before stopping, continuing the bearish trend of last Thursday. It closed in the form of two large negative lines at the end of last week, and after opening in the morning, it retreated slightly and hit a low of 2643 before rebounding and fluctuating. It is currently temporarily maintaining a volatile situation. Looking at the current trend, the two-day retreat has basically destroyed the previous upward trend. The daily short-term moving average has also formed a suppressive pattern. The previous support level is also likely to be converted into a top and bottom pattern to form a suppressive effect. The operation is still treated as a rebound short.
From the 4-hour analysis, the upper short-term resistance continues to focus on the high of 2658-62 in the early morning of last Friday. The intraday rebound relies on this position to continue to be short and look down. Pay attention to the short-term support at 2640 below. The short-term long-short watershed focuses on 2670. Before the daily level breaks through and stands on this position, any rebound is a short-selling opportunity.
From the 4-hour analysis, the upper short-term resistance continues to focus on the high of 2658-62 in the early morning of last Friday. The intraday rebound relies on this position to continue to be short and look down. Pay attention to the short-term support at 2640 below. The short-term long-short watershed focuses on 2670. Before the daily level breaks through and stands on this position, any rebound is a short-selling opportunity.
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