From the current point of view, gold was strongly supported on Friday, and there is a greater possibility of short-term volatility in gold. It is recommended to go short at a high level.
Although gold has been able to hold on to 1950 at present, it has also successfully rebounded to near 1975. Through analysis of the multiple rises and falls last week, the current highest point has appeared, and gold should be short-selling in the short term.
The upper part mainly focuses on the vicinity of 1980-1985, and the lower support point focuses on the vicinity of 1965. In a short period of time, the market may remain between 1960-1980, and the range of shocks will gradually shrink.
Trading strategy:
gold:sell@1980-1985 tp1975-1970
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