Gold trading strategy for next week

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✅This week, gold showed a high-level correction pattern. The price hit a high of 3047 during the Asian session and then fell under pressure. The European session maintained a narrow range of fluctuations. During the US session, it quickly broke down due to market sentiment disturbances, and the lowest intraday test was the integer mark of $3000. Although there was a technical correction in the short term, the price rebounded at the key psychological support level. The daily level still maintained a high-level oscillation structure, and the trend reversal has not been confirmed.

✅The daily level failed to break through the previous high for three consecutive trading days, forming a flat top pattern. If it effectively falls below the 3000-2999 support band at the beginning of next week, it will confirm the embryonic form of the head and shoulders top, and the theoretical measurement target points to the 2950-2930 area.

🔴Upper resistance: 3030-3040 (hourly MA50 + previous high pressure zone)
🟠Bull-bear watershed: 3000 integer mark (psychological support + Fibonacci 38.2% retracement level)
🟢Lower support: 2995-2980 (50% retracement level + daily Bollinger middle track)

✅Trading strategy:
The current market is in a news vacuum period, and the technical side dominates the market. It is recommended to short at the rebound high and long at the pullback low:
🔰Aggressive strategy: Try shorting with a light position in the rebound area of ​​3030-3035 in the Asia-Europe session, stop loss above 3043, first target 3005, second target 2990
🔰Conservative strategy: If the price effectively breaks below 2995, short at 3000-2998, stop loss 3010, target 2980-2965
🔰Bull defense: When the price first touches the 2978-2982 area, you can arrange a rebound long order, stop loss below 2970, target 3000-3015.

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