The negative line closed last Friday is very critical. It pierced the 5-day line and the 10-day line in one fell swoop, almost completely swallowing up the positive line last Thursday. This kind of negative-enclosing-positive K-line pattern is a strong signal in technical analysis. It clearly shows that the short-term bullish momentum is extremely weak, and the trend of the market turning down again is becoming more and more obvious. Based on this, the gold market is likely to further expand the downward space this week. Investors can first focus on the long and short competition in the 2610-2600 area. If the market continues to fluctuate within a narrow range above 2600 this week, and the price gradually moves closer to 2600, then judging from the trend, gold is very likely to retreat to the 2580-2570 and 2550-2530 areas again in the later period.
From a technical perspective, as long as the 2640 position of the 20-day line above is not effectively broken through, the overall structure of the gold market will still be biased towards the short side. This is like a tug-of-war game, with the bears holding the rope tightly. As long as the bulls fail to break through the key defense line, the bears will have a relative advantage. Combined with the hourly chart trend, the price of gold fell below 2620 last Friday night. Although it rose back above this price in late trading, the space above for it to continue to rebound is very limited. In terms of operations this week, the top can first focus on the short-term pressure level near 2630, and the strong pressure level will focus on the 2640 line. According to the current market situation, it is very likely that gold will come under pressure in the 2635-2630 range. If gold prices move higher then strong resistance around 2640 will need to be focused on.
Gold operation strategy: Gold recommends short-term short selling near 2630-2635, stop loss 2642, and target 2620-2610. It is recommended to buy long at 2608-2612 below, stop loss at 2600, and target 2625-2635;