Gold market analysis:
The fundamentals are more inclined to buy in the past two days. The market is very crazy. When you operate, you must take a loss on each order. Don't bet on it in such a rare market in a decade, otherwise it will make you doubt your life. It is still a volatile market at the beginning of this week. We are still intercepting in the range. Yesterday, gold suddenly turned around in the morning session, and a new buying momentum began to rise. We decisively took profits from 3113 to 3130 in the Asian session. We should chase the unilateral market and wait for the volatile market. The unilateral performance of the US market from yesterday to this morning has been very obvious, and a new buying structure has started. Today, we need to follow it to buy after the retracement. There are too many days of uncertainty in the trade war, and following is the king. In addition, there are heavyweight CPI data in the evening.
Gold surged to around 3132 in the Asian session. The previous high point of the small top was around 3135. This is expected to fall back. Today's idea is to buy at a low price. Even if there is a fall in the Asian session, we will not consider selling. The small support is around 3100, and the strong support is around 3077. Consider continuing to buy in the Asian session. Above 3135 is a buying danger zone. Buying at this position must be a support position.
Support 3100 and 3077, pressure 3135, the strength and weakness watershed of the Asian session is 3100.
Fundamental analysis:
Tariffs are the biggest fundamental in the near future, and the market impact is relatively large. Today we focus on CPI data.
Operation suggestions:
Gold----Buy around 3100, target 3135, 3160
The fundamentals are more inclined to buy in the past two days. The market is very crazy. When you operate, you must take a loss on each order. Don't bet on it in such a rare market in a decade, otherwise it will make you doubt your life. It is still a volatile market at the beginning of this week. We are still intercepting in the range. Yesterday, gold suddenly turned around in the morning session, and a new buying momentum began to rise. We decisively took profits from 3113 to 3130 in the Asian session. We should chase the unilateral market and wait for the volatile market. The unilateral performance of the US market from yesterday to this morning has been very obvious, and a new buying structure has started. Today, we need to follow it to buy after the retracement. There are too many days of uncertainty in the trade war, and following is the king. In addition, there are heavyweight CPI data in the evening.
Gold surged to around 3132 in the Asian session. The previous high point of the small top was around 3135. This is expected to fall back. Today's idea is to buy at a low price. Even if there is a fall in the Asian session, we will not consider selling. The small support is around 3100, and the strong support is around 3077. Consider continuing to buy in the Asian session. Above 3135 is a buying danger zone. Buying at this position must be a support position.
Support 3100 and 3077, pressure 3135, the strength and weakness watershed of the Asian session is 3100.
Fundamental analysis:
Tariffs are the biggest fundamental in the near future, and the market impact is relatively large. Today we focus on CPI data.
Operation suggestions:
Gold----Buy around 3100, target 3135, 3160
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