Gold prices have recently formed a typical head and shoulders top pattern, which usually suggests that prices may fall, especially after breaking through the neckline.
Left shoulder, head and right shoulder: The left shoulder, head and right shoulder are marked in the figure. This is a classic head and shoulders top pattern structure. The left shoulder and right shoulder form lower price peaks, while the head forms a higher price peak, which indicates that the momentum of price increases is weakening and may foreshadow a price pullback.
Neckline breakthrough: When the price breaks through the neckline, this pattern is usually considered a strong sell signal. Although the price has not completely broken through the neckline, the market is close to this level, indicating that downward pressure is increasing.
Price channel: The price fluctuates within the channel, which means that the gold price has been in a relatively stable fluctuation range for a period of time. However, as the price approaches the lower track of the channel and forms a head and shoulders top pattern, it implies that the downside risk is increasing. If the neckline is broken, the gold price may fall further, especially the target area is around 2880. The downward price will likely be supported by stronger, especially the 2880 area.
Today's operation suggestions:
Short strategy: When gold rebounds to 2930-2925, short layout, stop loss 2942. Downward targets 2905, 2900.
Long strategy: Gold low participation around 2895-2890, stop loss 2880. Upward target 2915-2922