Gold Spot / U.S. DollarUpdated Gold Top Analysis Strategy
Gold, yesterday the bears finally broke the recent range of shocks, and stopped after touching the lowest level of 80, and rebounded again after opening in the morning, touching the 00 position, and this position is also the effective point of the previous top and bottom conversion, which was also mentioned in the previous period. Once this position is broken, we will still choose to follow up and look at gold. At present, it continues to rebound near this position, which is also an ideal point for us to continue to arrange short orders. From the daily line, the current big Yinxian pattern has broken down, and the short-term moving average has reversed to form a suppression system, and the moving average position is concentrated above. The middle track position gives suppression, while the support below is maintained at yesterday's point 80, which is basically equivalent to the previous rising position. Since the bears have already formed a downward break, we still choose to follow up the short order in the short term and wait for the second pullback. We can directly short gold near 98-99 during the day. This position is also the key pressure point of the daily line, and the target is around 80-70. If the European session continues to be weak, then the US session can continue to short, and if it stands above 00 for a while, you can consider withdrawing and exiting, and it is very likely to rise again.
Gold is shorted at around 98-99 during the day, with a target of around 80-70, and a stop loss of 0.55
Gold is shorted at around 98-99 during the day, with a target of around 80-70, and a stop loss of 0.55
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