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The first definition of trend is continuity. So if the market turns bearish, then it will continue to fall today. It is best to break below 2880 to be a bearish trend. If it rebounds during the day, it is still a shock. As long as the low point of 2880 is not broken, gold has just changed to a shock range. There is little point in being bearish, because the position of 2880 itself is also a support.
There is also a key support of 618 golden ratio at 2870 and a strong support at 2860. If these are broken, it will be difficult to hold the previous low of 2832, and there may be further declines. Therefore, gold will not go straight up and down here at present, and it is more likely to run in a volatile and bearish market, accumulating upward momentum before rising.
Because, from an overall perspective, the current position of gold is where it rebounded after a sharp rise in the previous period. It is not appropriate to be overly bullish or overly bearish on gold at the moment. Let it move for a while, and it will naturally come out in time. We need to be more patient.
For today, we can first see the European session continue to fall, focusing on the pressure at the 2900 line. The watershed is at 2910, and the support below is at 2880-2870, with strong support at 2860. If the rebound in the European session is too strong, then it will still be volatile.
In terms of trading, gold still fluctuated sideways within the range yesterday. We took a cautious wait-and-see attitude. It is not easy to act rashly when the direction is unclear, not to mention that it is still running in the middle of the range. Therefore, we waited until the evening to go short at 2905, held overnight, and took profit at 2884 this morning, earning 21 US dollars.
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