XAUUSD:25/9 Today’s Trading StrategyGold stabilized at the 1920 mark last Friday and ushered in a shock rebound and recovery. The Asian and European markets fluctuated sideways above 1925, showing a defensive trend. In the evening, the US market accelerated slightly and reached the 1929 line, falling back and closing with shock. From the perspective of technical analysis, gold Judging from the above, the current trading daily level structure shows that after the market rebounded higher in the first half of the week last week, there was a dive on Wednesday night, breaking the illusion of the bulls. A big negative line on Thursday reversed the rebound. Although the rebound closed on Friday, it was just a retaliatory rebound for the previous consecutive declines and did not affect the downward trend. Therefore, the bottom is expected to continue this week. In the short-term bull counterattack last Friday, the market broke through the 1924 suppression level, but under the heavy pressure of 1930, the rebound was curbed. The golden four-hour line continues to remain above the 50 moving average. The fall of the K-line is a normal trend. The more the fall, the higher the rebound. This is inevitable. At the same time, the bottom continues to maintain a big positive line to stop the decline, and strongly supports the K-line, 50 The moving averages continue to show signs of rising upward. Although the lows are also constantly rising, the stochastic indicator is currently trending toward a dead cross, running bearish and downward, and the BOLL central axis is temporarily suppressed. Therefore, in the short term within the day, there may be a shock retracement first and then Downward trend. Therefore, in the short term during the day, Jiesse still recommends short selling at high prices to operate!
Gold operating strategy:
SELL:1927-1930
SL1935
TP1:1923
TP2:1918
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XAUUSD: 22/9 Today Trading StrategyGold rebounded slightly on Friday after yesterday's heavy losses, and the price of gold is now around 1925. The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged as scheduled on Wednesday. There is still the possibility of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in the future, pushing the US dollar higher, which will put pressure on gold prices in the short term. Gold prices fell to their lowest yesterday, near 1913. Today is the last transaction of the week. Today, gold's fluctuations this week can be described as twists and turns. Yesterday, the gold market continued its decline. It opened at 1930.8 in early trading, and then the market rose slightly to 1931.5. Then the market began to fall back, with the daily minimum reaching around 1913. Afterwards, the market consolidated, and the daily line finally closed at 1919, and then the daily line closed at 1919. The line closes with a big negative line with a long lower shadow. After finishing in this form, today's market still has certain technical needs for adjustment. On the 4-hour chart, there has been a wave of negative declines, and it has returned to a wide range of shocks. There is still support close to the 1900 mark. Judging from the closing situation at the end of the day, it is not a unilateral weak decline.
Gold operating strategy:
BUY:1912-1915
SL:1908
TP1:1920
TP2:1925
XAUUSD: 21/9 Today’s Trading StrategyGold opened on Thursday and continued to fall lower, continuing yesterday's decline. The U.S. dollar index and U.S. bond yields also continued to strengthen at the opening due to the Federal Reserve's hawkish expectations, putting pressure on its gold price. Overall, the interest rate meeting was biased towards the hawkish side. This may limit gold price gains in the short term. However, gold in the Asian market fluctuated slightly and rose, and it is not expected to have a big trend. There will be data to pay attention to later.
Judging from the structure of yesterday's trend, gold fluctuated sideways at first, and was also the calm before the storm. The U.S. market once crashed and pushed the pressure up to the 1947 line. This was the market's early reaction to the Federal Reserve's expectation of suspending interest rate hikes. However, In the early morning, the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting was biased towards the hawkish side, which caused gold to peak and fall, completely swallowing up all the gains during the day, and finally closed at the inverted hammer line near 1930.
At the daily level, gold was suppressed at the 1947 line and formed a double top suppression pattern. This may indicate that gold prices will be limited in their gains in the coming period. In the daily K structure, after the gold price breaks through, the lower support is still at the 1920 line. This also suggests that gold prices will find support near this area and may rebound or correct here. At the 4-hour level, the stochastic indicator crosses downwards and the MACD double-line top divergence indicates that gold prices may experience a short-term rebound adjustment. Therefore, during the day operation, Jiesse is still optimistic about the trend of falling from the high level. Then consider going long at a low position
Gold operating strategy:
SELL:1934-1937
SL:1941
TP1:1930
TP2:1925
BUY:1920-1923
SL:1916
TP1:1927
TP2:1931
XAUUSD: 20/9 Today’s Trading StrategyIn today's Asian trading on Wednesday, gold suddenly fell sharply in the short term, and the price of gold once fell below 1930. Yesterday, the U.S. dollar index showed a V-shaped trend. It fell to an intraday low of 104.81 before the U.S. market, and then strongly recovered all losses, finally closing up 0.06% at 105.13.
Gold prices retreated from fresh two-week highs ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, with the outlook currently remaining neutral. The Federal Reserve will present new economic forecasts at the same time as it announces its monetary policy decision. Yesterday, spot gold fluctuated within a narrow range above the $1,930 mark. It once rose to an intraday high of 1,937.43, then gave up all gains and turned lower, finally closing down 0.13% at 1,931.31. Gold rose slightly after the opening yesterday, but its performance was weak during the European and American trading hours. The top-bottom transition we mentioned earlier was around 1930 and was temporarily broken through. However, the bulls did not forcefully continue before this action was completely completed. The rise began to show lack of momentum near 1935.
On the 4-hour trend, the continuous high fluctuations caused the short-term moving average to gradually diverge downwards. The K-line began to slowly come under pressure on the short-term moving average, and the short-term trend showed signs of weakening. Although the current price is still running near the previous support band around 1930, the rebound is not too strong and the short-term trend is weak.
So today’s gold operation idea, Jiesse recommends going short on the rebound and then consider going long on the low!
Gold operating strategy:
SELL:1935-1937
SL:1942
TP1:1930
TP2:1925
XAUUSD: 19/9 Today’s Trading StrategyIn early Asian trading on Tuesday, the U.S. dollar index almost fell below 105, ending nine consecutive days of gains ahead of the Federal Reserve's FOMC decision. Gold rose to $1,934 as the market awaited key central bank decisions this week. Many central banks, including the Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan, will announce the results of their interest rate discussions. The combination of factors such as the resilience of the U.S. job market, controlled CPI inflation, and accelerating economic growth suggest that Fed officials may anticipate a soft landing for the economy in their upcoming forecasts. However, what cannot be ignored is that expectations for another interest rate hike still exist. Yesterday, the overall technical aspect of gold relied on the 1922 mark to continue the upward trend of bullish shocks and breakthroughs. The Asian market opened and stabilized at the 1922 mark, and then ushered in the strong pull of the bulls to rise higher. In the afternoon, it slightly surged above the 1930 mark and fell back under pressure. The US market fluctuated repeatedly in the evening. The sideways trading above the 1922 mark once again ushered in the trend of bulls breaking high, and finally closed above 1930. The gold price ushered in a strong bull rebound for two consecutive trading days. In the short term, the bulls' strong rhythm continued unchanged, and gold continued to rise again. After a narrow range of fluctuations, it broke through 1930 in the early morning, reaching a maximum of 1934.6, and closed with a positive line. Judging from the current market, three consecutive positive lines on the daily chart basically set the bottom shape, and at the same time, the daily chart A wave was supported by the lower line and then went up. From the 1-hour chart, the stochastic indicator's golden cross is upward, and there is no dead cross for the time being. The market is resisting the decline. The high point is still not out, which is a bullish signal. The support position for top-bottom transition is near 1930, and the lower support is The position is near 1922, and the upper pressure position is near 1935. From the market point of view, the gold price has ushered in a strong bullish rebound for two consecutive trading days. In the short term, the strong bullish rhythm continues to remain unchanged, but there is definitely a callback, and it is not expected to be strong. Then for short-term trading within the day, Jiesse recommends just going long with the trend.
Gold operating strategy:
SELL:1940-1943
SL:1948
TP1:1935
TP2:1930
BUY:1926-1929
SL:1921
TP1:1934
TP2:1939
Technical analysis, for reference only.
XAUUSD:15/9 Today Gold Trading StrategySpot gold fluctuated and rose on Friday, currently around 1918. The gold price bottomed out overnight and rebounded. It once hit a nearly three-week low near the 1900 mark, and closed back up near the 1910 mark. Stimulated by the news yesterday, gold quickly fell back to around 1901 and then stopped rebounding. Under the pull of the big positive line At the time of the rise, the long and short positions did not reveal much of the trend. In the continuous falling market, the support below 1900 first stood firm, and this position will also be our key breakthrough point in the later period. Such a position If the support effectively generates a rebound, a bullish reversal is likely to form in the short term, and the key suppression port above remains near 1915. Since the 1915 position has been broken, let's further look at the 1920 position, which is also a key suppression area. , with the suppression of the short-term moving average during the day, it is very likely that there will be an effective breakthrough again. At present, when the gold bulls are pulling back, but there is no signal of strength, we can still try to go short and wait, and once it breaks through After reaching around 1920, we still need to adjust the trend in time. Otherwise, if the breakthrough fails, we will continue to call back and test the 1900 mark support. Let’s operate around the 1920-1900 range today!
Gold operation strategy:
SELL:1919~1923
TP1:1914
TP2:1910
BUY:1905-1908
TP1:1912
TP2:1918
XAUUSD: 14/9 Today’s Gold StrategyOn Thursday (September 14), in the Asian market, the spot gold price was still around 1909.
Core CPI, excluding food and energy, rose 0.3% month-on-month in August, slightly higher than the 0.2% increase expected by economists polled by Dow Jones. The figure increased 4.3% from the same period last year, in line with expectations. Overall data rose 0.6% last month, in line with Dow Jones forecasts. Overall prices rose 3.7% year-on-year, higher than the 3.6% expected by economists. However, the slight decline in core CPI was a positive signal last time. After the data was released, expectations for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in September continued to cool, and the U.S. dollar index rose. After that, it adjusted again and opened lower in early trading. However, from the perspective of the overall environment, the US dollar is still favored by the market, and the overall strong pattern may be difficult to change! Gold's space did not move much yesterday. The inertia dropped to 1905 and fell into shock. The space convergence became smaller and smaller. In the short term, it has entered this slow and oscillating rhythm. The space has shrunk and the long and short sustainability is insufficient. The daily Bollinger Bands have begun to close. Combined with this week's space contraction, this convergence shock may continue in the short term.
The 4-hour chart is still on a downward trend. Yesterday, it was under pressure and inertia broke through the low point near 1916, but the momentum was not great. It closed at a neutral position. It still maintains the downward step and is oscillating slowly downward. In the short term, 1930 will not recover, and the trend is short. unchanged, the resistance of the downward trend line has also begun to move down to around 1920. Now that gold has successfully broken below to support the 1915 line, for the next trend, we will take advantage of the trend to see a new round of downward structure formed after the breakthrough. Therefore, Jiesse’s operation is still the same as yesterday. It is still mainly short selling at high levels. It will continue to break through 1900. Fall!
Gold operating strategy:
SELL:1914-1917
SL:1922
TP1:1910
TP2:1906
XAUUSD: 12/9 Today’s Trading StrategyIn the U.S. market on Monday, as the U.S. dollar fell back ahead of the release of key U.S. inflation data this week, gold prices rose, once exceeding 1930, and were expected to have their best trading day in the past two weeks. The U.S. dollar remains weak, while gold is trying to hold on to the 1920 mark. This week's economic calendar has less data, and the focus is on the U.S. CPI inflation report later this week, which will have an important impact on the path of the Federal Reserve's interest rates.
Gold continues to fluctuate today, near 1920. Yesterday, gold rebounded many times and fell back near 1930. The second attempt to break through 1930 failed. I quickly informed my friends during the session to go short at 1927 and successfully made a profit. This shows that there is obvious pressure from above, and it is still under the continuous sharp rise of the US dollar. , compared with the previous decline, gold has resisted the decline significantly this time. The daily line reached a maximum of 1930.8, and then the market fell back under pressure. The daily line finally closed at 1922.1. The market ended with an inverted hammer shape with a very long upper shadow line. After the end of this form, the daily line double stars showed signs of pressure. . In the 4-hour chart, a wave of high backtests still closed at a low level. It had previously stabilized and risen at the 1916 line. Now it has entered a contraction and shock. The space convergence is getting smaller and smaller. It is waiting for the breakthrough of the physical K-line. It is currently under pressure around 1930. The daily chart shows that gold has remained above the Bollinger Track in the past two trading days, closing as a cross star, and the long and short forces are relatively hesitant. The rise did not break through the resistance of $1930, and the fall did not break through the support of $1915. Then today's operation can continue to operate around this range.
Gold operating strategy:
SELL:1930-1933
SL:1937
TP1:1926
TP2:1922
BUY:1917-1920
SL:1913
TP1:1924
TP2:1927
XAUUSD:13/9 Today’s Trading StrategyYesterday, the gold market opened around 1922 in early trading. Afterwards, the market rose slightly to 1924.5. Afterwards, the market fluctuated strongly and fell back below the 1915 support mark. After that, the market reached as low as 1907.64. Afterwards, the market consolidated and the daily line finally closed at 1913.5.
Wednesday: Gold rebounded at the opening, but the strength is expected to be limited. The U.S. dollar index extended the overnight retracement pressure and fell in early trading, which did not have a significant effect on gold. The 10-year U.S. bond yield is expected to remain strong in the short term, which limits the demand for gold price recovery.
In the daily K-line chart, the stochastic indicator continues to die cross downward, which indicates the main bearish signal. As long as the dead cross is still there, it will continue to run bearishly downward according to the dead cross; the pressure position of the central axis is the position of the top-bottom transition. It is around 1915; therefore, the main focus is on the position of 1915 during the day; rebounding from around 1907 to around 1915, stabilizing and regaining the position of 1915, then the bulls still have some hope, otherwise the shorts will just control the market and run bearishly downward; the 4-hour chart structure There was a two-wave small step shock and decline. It had been under pressure twice in a row at 1930. It broke through the low again and formed a two-wave continuation. The current second high of 1930 is the critical point for shorts to fall back, and the fall will continue in the short term. After the sideways consolidation at the beginning of the week, gold successfully broke through the lower support line of 1915. In the next trend, we will take advantage of the trend to see a new round of downward structure after breaking through. Therefore, for the operation in the market outlook, we should still focus on selling high. It should be noted that , support turns into resistance, and the temporary support below sees the 1900 integer mark.
Gold operating strategy:
SELL:1915-1918
SL:1923
TP1:1911
TP2:1907
BUY:1900-1903
SL:1896
TP1:1909
TP2:1914
XAUUSD: 8/9 Today’s Trading StrategySpot gold rose slightly on Friday and is currently around 1926. After the ISM non-manufacturing index on Wednesday showed that the service industry is still strong, the number of initial jobless claims released on Thursday hit a six-month low, which also showed that the labor market is still resilient, once again strengthening the market's tightening expectations for the Federal Reserve, and the U.S. dollar index remains strong. . Yesterday's fundamentals showed that the number of initial jobless claims in the United States in the week to September 2nd was 216,000, lower than the expected 234,000, and a new low since the week of February 11, 2023. In line with the recent strong US data, the US dollar index has been supported, and gold, silver and non-US prices have fallen. Today's fundamentals mainly focus on the monthly US wholesale sales rate in July.
Looking at the 1-hour trend, gold has been on a downward trend, and its rebound has been suppressed by the downward trend line! Still a bearish downtrend! However, there has been a divergence in the strength of the decline, indicating that the strength of the decline has been exhausted and there is the possibility of a rebound! However, the upward pull of the U.S. dollar seems to be very strong, suppressing the probability of the gold price falling below this range, suppressing the gold price to fall back, and choosing a direction in the short-term consolidation. The gold daily K-line has fallen for 4 days, and the price has fallen continuously to 1915 recently. The market is gradually approaching the daily mid-term support, and the decline speed is slowing down. Since the 1914-1910 range is the long-short conversion range in the previous market, we can regard it as a short-term support range. That is to say, as long as the bulls trade sideways at 1910, it will still It can rise at any time, so since it does not fall, there is no need to go short. Gold opened at 1919.49 US dollars in early trading. After the opening, there was a shock and rise. The current highest point is near 1927. At $1915, a positive closing line appeared, and there was a stop-fall resistance. The weak market of gold prices in the market outlook is expected to change, and it will further return to the weekly level. Therefore, in terms of operation, Jieese suggests that the main idea is to do long at low positions, and focus on the 1918-1920 position below.
Gold operation strategy:
BUY:1919-1922
SL:1914
TP1:1926
TP2:1930
Gold prediction interval 1915~1930Gold Layout Analysis: U.S. Treasury yields consolidated their weekly gains on Friday as U.S. yields edged higher on growing expectations of tightening policy from the Federal Reserve. The 2-year U.S. Treasury bond yield is 4.99%, and the 5-year and 10-year yields are 4.40% and 4.26% respectively. The yields on government bonds of these three different maturities all rose modestly, limiting the rise in gold prices on the day. Investors are eagerly awaiting U.S. consumer price index (CPI) and retail sales data for August to be released this week to continue betting on the Federal Reserve's next policy decision. Currently, the market expects another 25 basis points (bps) rate hike for the rest of this year, but the market is unsure whether the rate hike will occur in November or December. For gold traders, the most important economic data in the coming week is the U.S. August CPI and PPI, which will be released on Wednesday and Thursday respectively. Market participants will also be watching U.S. retail sales data for August and the European Central Bank's interest rate decision, both due on Thursday. Optimism has faded from precious metals markets as less than half of retail investors expect gold prices to rise this week, while most market analysts have returned to a bearish bias.
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The golden daily line is in the peaking and falling stage, the MA5-MA10 moving average maintains the trend of dead cross, and the MACD green column can start to increase the volume; the weekly line is also in a concussive downward pattern, the Bollinger middle track under pressure continues to fall, and the three Bollinger Bands tracks open downward at the same time. , the decline is expected to go lower. At present, the 1930 mark has been tested many times and it has fallen back. The pressure above is obvious, so continue to maintain the bearish thinking. Focus on the key watershed of 1915. Once it clearly falls below, the downside risk will further intensify and it is expected to test near the 1900 mark. For a rebound, just focus on around 1928.
Today we focus on 1933~1937 to 1915~1917Gold layout analysis: The strong performance of U.S. economic data released last week supported the dollar's strength again. On Tuesday, Fed Governor Waller spoke, believing that policymakers can raise interest rates cautiously. The U.S. ISM non-manufacturing industry recorded 54.5 in August, released on Wednesday. Better than market expectations of 52.5, this increased expectations for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in November, pushing the dollar to continue to rise and suppressing gold prices.
Gold is currently relying on the support of 1915 to ease its decline, and it has also shown signs of bottoming in the short term. However, it hit the 1930 mark and fell again, which did not change the bearish trend of peaking at 1950. The daily line is in the peaking and falling stage, the MA5-MA10 moving average maintains the trend of a dead cross, and the MACD green column can start to increase the volume; the weekly line is also in a concussive downward pattern, the pressured Bollinger middle rail continues to fall, and the three Bollinger Bands rails open downward at the same time. The decline is expected to continue lower. The focus now is to focus on the key watershed of 1915. Once it clearly falls below, the downside risk will further intensify and it is expected to test near the 1900 mark. For a rebound, just focus on the pressure near 1926.
Focus on the position of gold: shorting near the 1933~1937 position, stop loss 6~7 US dollars, target 1917-1915
XAUUSD:6/9 Today’s Trading StrategyThe U.S. dollar index continued its upward momentum on Wednesday and is currently trading around 104.7. The next day, spot gold was suppressed by the rise in both the U.S. dollar and U.S. bond yields, closing down 0.64% at 1926.09. The U.S. dollar index rose all the way, once reaching the 105 mark, and closed up 0.64% at 104.81.
Gold opened lower in the morning and fell slowly today, with the price of gold maintaining a slow downward trend near the 1925 line. Gold had a clear correction yesterday, with the daily line closing out a clear negative line, currently near the short-term line, further showing signs of weakness on the part of gold bulls, and the rebound trend midway was very weak. Although the U.S. market tried to counterattack many times, it was eventually crushed. . The price went straight down from 1938, and fell below the rising trend line in the European market. The counter-pressure of the rebound in the evening continued downward. The barbar of the daily chart closed, the price fell below the 5-day and 10-day moving averages and closed below, and the current support is here, but The weak short position on the daily line has appeared. The market outlook will focus on the middle track. It remains to be seen whether it can break down further. Once it is broken, the market outlook will continue to decline. Therefore, for today's market, high altitude is still the best choice. The daily K chart shows random The indicator is in a dead cross state and the main trend is a bearish signal. The key support level is around 1920, and there is also a dividing line support level around 1918. These support levels form relatively strong support areas.
Therefore, some corrections may occur during the day, but continued declines require further news stimulation. Therefore, Jiesse suggests that the upper pressure level should focus on the vicinity of 1934-1935 in operation, and the lower target is still to break the bottom, but it is necessary to pay attention to the support level around 1920-1918. In terms of operation, it is recommended to go short after rebounding to a high level, and then go long after going back to the high level. If it does not break 1920, you can participate in long positions.
Gold operating strategy:
SELL:1932-1935
SL:1943
TP1:1928
TP2:1924
XAUUSD:5/9 Today Gold Trading StrategyDuring the Asian market on Tuesday, spot gold maintained a slight decline during the day, and then fluctuated within a narrow range, now around 1936. Yesterday, the price of gold continued to fall back under pressure after rising high. It rebounded slightly during the Asian and European trading periods, and then accelerated to rise but fell back due to the resistance of the 1946 line. The U.S. market experienced a continuous decline and continued to decline below the 1939 mark, the morning's rising point, and finally closed around 1936.
Gold's cross K-line was basically flat yesterday, and the second test of highs fell slightly. The overall space is not big. It is not so much a fall, but a horizontal correction. The daily chart has closed the cross K-line for three consecutive trading days, which is the end of the rebound. It remains to be seen whether it will turn back down or continue to rise after a partial correction. At present, the bullish trend remains unchanged and gold’s performance remains strong. Therefore, we cannot easily say that it is time to place short orders at high positions. Our resolutely bearish signal has yet to appear. Therefore, gold is likely to continue to fluctuate at high levels this week, either waiting for bulls to continue rising or waiting for bulls and bears to turn around and get out of a downward trend. This week's gold trend is not expected to be obvious until after Wednesday, so everyone needs to wait patiently. Regarding the shock at the beginning of the week, we need to pay close attention to the market changes on the day, so in terms of operation, we can just follow the trend and operate within the range.
Gold operating strategy:
SELL:1945-1947
SL:1952
TP1:1941
TP2:1938
XAUUSD: 30/8 Today’s Trading StrategyAt the beginning of the Asian market on Wednesday, gold held a nearly three-week high and is currently around 1936. The main U.S. employment data in July began to approach pre-epidemic levels, a sign of a cooling labor market. The dollar and U.S. bond yields fell sharply on Tuesday, with the 10-year U.S. bond yield hitting a near two-week low, helping gold soar more than $15 , conquered the key position near the 55-day moving average of 1931.5, and spot gold closed at 1937.17 on Wednesday. The gold 1915-1918 given by Jiesse yesterday emphasized the idea of gold bulls. I believe that the friends who followed have perfectly won the stop profit.
Yesterday's bulls rose and closed at a high level. The daily line included a big positive line, which broke through the previous highs at the highest point, but did not break through the previous lows. There was a bullish situation. After the shock, it broke through again, indicating the continuation of the bulls. From the perspective of the four-hour level, before this wave of rising gold was a wave of continuous falling waves, so the rising wave at this stage is an adjustment of the previous wave, or a new round of rising waves. Let’s start now Mainly do more at low positions. It is estimated that the watershed between long and short in the current trend will be at 1926, and you can continue to do long if the retracement does not break below.
Jiesse's conclusion: Gold's breakthrough again does not mean that it will continue to skyrocket. Today’s operation considers retracing and doing long mainly, and then shorting at high positions. Focus on the resistance of 1942-1947 at the top, support at 1918-1925 at the bottom, and focus on 1915 after an unexpected break. If the high point does not break through 1940 for many times, you can consider shorting.
Gold operation strategy:
SELL:1943-1947
TP1:1937
TP2:1933
1922-1926
TP1:1929
TP2:1932
XAUUSD: 31/8 Today’s Trading StrategyAt the beginning of the Asian market on Thursday, the U.S. dollar index fluctuated and fell slightly, currently around 103.2, continuing the overnight weakness. Gold prices temporarily stayed at four-week highs, currently around 1945. Gold is now in a volatile trend at the bottom, and the rebound is nearing the end. The big non-agricultural data will be released on Friday. With the news uncertain, gold will not easily break through the daily pressure. Today, we will see a band correction! This Friday is a critical node, everyone needs to take advantage of it.
Yesterday evening, after the ADP data was released, the U.S. dollar index fell sharply. The price of gold once rose to 1948, but this does not mean that gold will continue to break through and rise. The subsequent increase will not be large. It rebounded from 1984 to 1949, close to 65 US dollars, whether it is From the perspective of time and space, the rebound trend is about to end. On Thursday and Friday, we will focus on initial jobless claims data and non-agricultural data. At the top, we will focus on strong resistance near 1953-55. Short-term short orders can start to be placed. Overall, today Jiesse's short-term gold operation ideas suggest mainly shorting the highs, and then going long at the lows. The upper short-term focus will be on the 1950-1955 first-line resistance, and the lower short-term focus will be on the 1925-1933 first-line support.
Gold operating strategy:
BUY:1935-1938
SL:1930
TP1:1944
TP2:1950
XAUUSD: 1/9 Today’s Operation StrategyGold traded sideways at a high yesterday, fluctuating and retracing at the 1949.2 level, and stabilized and fluctuated at the 1938 level. The fluctuation was only 10 US dollars throughout the day, and the daily level fell slightly. The high price did not break the previous high, and the low price did not break the previous low. In continuous After rising, there is a negative closing, which may be a change in trend, but it cannot break the previous low. Judging from the trend, because non-agricultural non-agriculture is approaching, the overall fluctuations in the last trading day were limited.
The opening in early trading was at 1939.96, then rebounded to 1944 and then fell back. The range was compressed quite severely. Gold hit a high yesterday and fell back. The daily Xiaoyin K line closed. On the last day of the week, yesterday gold was under pressure at the middle track of the Bollinger Band. , in the volatile market, once it stops and cannot break through the key resistance, it will be a volatile ending rhythm at the end of the week. Pay attention to the closing situation of this week's line. The daily upward line is suspended. It is not a strong unilateral in itself. It will be blocked during the rebound and correction market and fall into shock. .
The 4-hour chart is currently confirming the second-wave upward trend, and the upward trend line has not fallen. Judging from the 4-hour structure alone, it is a correction in the upward trend. The longs and shorts have entered into differentiation, the weekly line is blocked, and it is still partially suppressed in 4 hours. It depends on whether to choose to break through downward or upward. The short-term begins to re-determine the direction. There are changes in the long and short positions, and the support of the trend line is around 1930-1927. The Asian market is expected to narrow and fluctuate, and the operating point will be placed on the European and American markets. Today's gold operation ideas Jiesse recommends selling high and then buying low.
Gold operating strategy:
BUY:1926-1929
SL:1920
TP1:1934
TP2:1940
Today's gold prediction interval 1907~1923Gold layout analysis: The gold 1921 empty order that was laid out last Friday. Precisely control the entry position, and perfectly won the weekly closing of last Friday. Congratulations to the fans and friends who have followed the strategy.
Gold opened at 1916 on Monday. Last week, the trend of gold went out of the trend of long first and then short. The first three days of last week gave the bulls plenty of momentum. In the next two days, it has been under pressure below the 1923 line, indicating that it is only a rebound trend and has not really opened up the bullish upward trend. Now the position of 1923 is a short-term peak, and this week is a non-agricultural week. Whether it can break the current trend is also within this week. In terms of the direction of the overall layout this week, it is temporarily arranged in the range of 1923-1885, and the short-term operation is still mainly based on selling high and buying low. Let me emphasize again that although the bullish rebound is over now, we still have to focus on the bulls under the support of the three bottoms below. Going short blindly will increase a lot of risks.
Back to the topic, according to the current market trend, there is a high probability that Monday and Tuesday will be dominated by range shocks. We only need to sell high and buy low to operate. Go long around 1907 and short around 1920
Trading strategies for today’s US non-farm payrolls dataGold layout analysis: The white market fluctuations on Friday are still sideways, and there is not much room for operation. We continue to wait and see. Focus on the non-farm payrolls announced in the afternoon. According to the results released in the past, the value of the non-farm payrolls announcement in the evening is expected to be greater than the forecast value, thus increasing the probability of negative news. Due to the excessive fluctuations in the early stage, after the evening data is released, the market should continue the trend from Wednesday to Thursday and continue to fluctuate and fall. Of course, this is just my analysis, and we still have to wait for the non-agricultural data to be released before we can confirm it. Therefore, we cannot be too aggressive in pursuing long orders in today's operation. Instead, make plans based on market trends.
Back to the topic: At present, the trend of gold has encountered obstacles and has fallen back. We can’t go long blindly, and there will be non-agricultural data released in the evening, so we still mainly sell high and buy low
Let’s look at 1936-1933 below first today. When you reach this range, look for a low point to enter the market and go long, SL1927 position. The target is above 1945.
If the European and American market rises to the 1950-1952 position, you can participate in short orders. SL1958 position, the target looks at the 1943 position below.
XAUUSD: 28/8 Trading Strategy TodayThis week focuses on non-agricultural data. After the hawkish stance of the Federal Reserve Chairman last week, focus on whether the employment data can demonstrate the resilience of the US economy and provide support for further interest rate hikes. In addition, focus on the speeches of several Fed officials and the announcement of the European Central Bank’s monetary policy in July meeting minutes. At the market-focused Jackson Hole meeting, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said real interest rates were positive, well above most neutral expectations. He also pointed out that the Fed will carefully decide whether to raise interest rates again, will maintain a restrictive monetary policy stance until inflation continues to slow, and if appropriate, the Fed is ready to raise interest rates further.
Gold rebounded in the mid-yang line last week and closed higher, and the weekly line turned positive for the first time after four consecutive negative rebounds. The weekly line maintained a high level of volatility and saw-saw, recovering the previous week’s decline and holding the 1900 mark. Last Friday, the daily line rebounded with a dip and did not change much.
The daily chart is in a rebound correction. At the end of last week, it stepped back twice and still held above the 1900 mark. It is difficult to say that the daily line will continue unilaterally for the time being. In the short term, there may be see-saw shocks, and the duration will be longer. The strength of the US dollar is not strong, and although it is bullish, it is also a shock-like presentation.
After the rapid decline in the 4-hour chart, there was a recovery rebound in the late trading. The Dayin K-line did not close down, and the short-term shocks remained, and the previous low of 1884 was not lost. For the time being, there is no room for continuation of the downward trend. Some short-term shocks may occur. The duration will be longer, and there will be no strong unilateral market for the time being. The Bollinger Road began to tighten slightly, and once again oscillated on the middle track. The K-line pattern is in the process of rebounding, but the spatial continuity is still a problem. It may be accompanied by repeated market fluctuations, and the see-saw movement of one up and one down. In the see-saw and volatile market, the grasp of the entry point is even more tested. In terms of operation, combined with the flexible response to the morphological changes of the hourly chart, and switching back and forth between long and short, the key lies in the entry of points, but the main thing is to focus on long positions.
Gold operation strategy:
SELL:1919-1923
TP1:1916
TP2:1911
BUY:1907-1911
TP1:1914
TP2:1918
XAUUSD: 29/8 Today's Trading StrategyInternational gold prices continued to fluctuate and rise on Tuesday. The rise in gold prices on Monday was mainly helped by the fall in the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields. The market continued to digest Powell's speech last week. The focus will be on Thursday's U.S. personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index report and Friday's U.S. non-farm payrolls data for August, where investors will look for further clues about the strength of the economy.
The gold market opened lower in early trading yesterday at US$1913.2, and then the market first pulled up to US$1917.8, then the market fell back, and the daily line was as low as US$1912.5, and then the market rose strongly in the US session, and the daily line reached a maximum of US$1926.1. The market finished at a high level, and the daily line finally closed at $1919.9, and then the market closed with a Zhongyang line with a long upper shadow line. After such a form, today's market has a technically bullish demand. The 4-hour chart held above the previous low point and further rose to explore higher. The middle rail of Bollinger Road formed a short-term support. slower.
In terms of operation, rely on 1903 as a defensive point and first look at the shock and rebound. Gold bottomed out as a whole and rebounded. In today's operation, Jiesse considers the retracement layout to be low and long, supplemented by high altitude. Focus on 1926-1932 at the top and 1918-1912 support at the bottom. If you break through the 1926 support, you can refer to around 30 for short orders.
Gold operation strategy:
SELL:1926-1929
TP1:1923
TP2:1919
BUY:1915-1918
TP1:1921
TP2:1926
XAUUSD: 25/8 Gold Trading Strategy TodayYesterday the U.S. Department of Labor said initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell by 10,000 to a seasonally adjusted 230,000 for the week ended Aug. 19. Economists polled by Reuters had expected 240,000 new claims in the latest week. The jobless benefits report may have also provided some support for the dollar on the day, but overall the gold market's reaction to the data was subdued. Yesterday the gold market fluctuated in a range. The market opened at 1916.2 in early trading. After that, the market first pulled up to 1922.9, and then the market quickly fell back. The Fibonacci pressure of 38.2 fell back in late trading, and the daily line finally closed at 1916.7. Afterwards, the market closed in the form of a long-line cross star with an upper shadow line slightly longer than the lower shadow line, and gold ushered in an adjustment.
The trend of gold yesterday was relatively simple. During the day as a whole, it went down slowly on one side. After encountering support, it began to rebound and continued the trend of long positions. After hitting a high point, it went down again. Yinxian, the previous weak downward pattern has been completely broken, and Wednesday's big Yangxian just laid the foundation for this wave of upward movement. It has changed the previous weak form, and has now stabilized at 1900 points. It is expected that there will be further upward shocks . In the 4-hour chart, the market went up and down, and then returned to its original position after rushing up. It seemed strong, but it also seemed to be an illusion. To a certain extent, it will limit the upside of gold, and in terms of trend, it is currently in the stage of rebound correction. At the end of the week, it is very easy to close the whole week lower, so short-term trading is cautiously waiting.
To sum up, a conclusion can be drawn: after the rise of gold, an adjustment pattern has been formed. At the top, focus on the 1922-26 resistance, and at the bottom, focus on the 1911-1907 support, to prevent the gold from turning short after an accidental break.
Gold Operation Strategy:
Buy: 1909-1911
TP1:1915
TP2:1920
SELL:1922-1924
TP1:1917
TP2:1913
XAUUSD: 23/8 Trading Strategy TodayDuring the Asian session on Wednesday, spot gold rebounded slightly, currently around 1903, although Fed officials were open to the possibility of "re-acceleration of the economy" yesterday, which helped the dollar index to refresh its high in nearly two months, making gold bulls scruples. But gains in U.S. Treasury yields were capped, and gold remained supported by bargain hunting.
Judging from the trend of gold yesterday, the overall tendency is to fluctuate back and forth, but the direction is a bit of a short-term bottoming. Yesterday morning, the market started to rebound after accelerating to bottom out. After breaking the previous high, it also tested the lower low support again, but it was still difficult to continue to break below, and then rebounded again. Judging from yesterday's continuous testing of low support, it is obvious that the current short-term bottoming is obvious, and yesterday's daily line also received a cross K negative column again, but there was no new low, so from the perspective of the moving average pattern , the daily MA10 pressure is temporarily at the 1901-1904 mark. In the short-term market outlook, as long as it breaks through again and stands firm, then the overall operation is expected to start to focus on bargain hunting.
Gold still failed to break through the downward trend line in 4 hours. Although the rebound seemed ferocious, it was actually just an illusion. It quickly rose and fell back. There was a lot of resistance above, and there was not enough bull power to support gold's reversal. The downward movement of the 4-hour chart has paused slightly. Due to the previous continuous weakness, it did not weaken and increase the volume at the bottom. Instead, the downward movement slowed down and then consolidated horizontally. There was still a slight rebound yesterday. At least the current K-line pattern is not weak, even if it is falling. It is very easy to have a reverse K line for correction. Bollinger Road began to close, and now it has crossed the middle rail and is shrinking. Temporarily in a sideways shock.
On the whole, in terms of the short-term operation of gold today, Jiesse suggests that rebounding should be mainly long, and high positions should be supplemented by short selling. We continue to increase the price of opening a short position a little bit. At the top, focus on the 1904-1908 position. If we quickly break through the 1906 position, we will not rush into the market to short, wait for the rebound to correct and look for opportunities to short, and continue to focus on the 1890 position below.
Gold operation strategy:
BUY: 1892-1894
SL:1888
TP1:1899
TP2:1903
SELL:1904-1906
SL:1910
TP1:1900
TP2:1896