In early trading on Thursday, gold prices fell below yesterday's low, falling as low as around 2305, and then continued to rebound. It seems that 2300 is the defensive psychological price of bulls and is unlikely to fall below easily. Gold’s daily chart shows it has entered a consolidation phase. After the retracement that began on Monday, gold prices once fell below the 2,300 mark, but the overall decline did not last, which means that the short-term power is only short-lived. I also mentioned this in yesterday's analysis.
Although the daily line has continued to close the negative line, there is no clear short signal, so this market is destined to not be unilateral. Just like the Asian market rebounded after retracing to 2305 today, it shows the lack of continuity of momentum. Therefore, the market is likely to return to the daily consolidation state. Relatively speaking, this kind of market is easier to layout and operate.
Today, we focus on the high point suppression area of 2335-2337. The revised daily moving average suppression is also basically the same. The 4-hour trend of the Asian market shows a rebound from the bottom, and the current rebound to test the 2335-2340 area is more likely. Therefore, we can consider shorting in the 2330-2335 range, while the strong support is at 2290-2295, which is the position for subsequent longs.
On the whole, today's short-term operation recommendations for gold are mainly to go short on rebounds, supplemented by longs on callbacks. The upper part focuses on the resistance range of 2330-2335, and the lower part focuses on the support range of 2290-2295.