Gold's downward trend remains unchanged, and may fall below 1950
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Although gold recovered its losses yesterday, the downward trend has not changed.
1977 is exactly the Fibonacci 50% division position on the hourly chart, and 1977 is also the upper trend line suppression point on the hourly chart.
Therefore, the probability of gold continuing to fall here still exists.
It can be seen that the current trend line support below is still around 1950.
Therefore, gold may continue to test the bottom support here at 1950.
So, for our next operation, I recommend continuing to short gold.
Currently, gold can be shorted from 1975 to 1977. The lower target continues to be around 1950, and the stop loss can be placed above this week's high of 1983.
Although gold recovered its losses yesterday, the downward trend has not changed.
1977 is exactly the Fibonacci 50% division position on the hourly chart, and 1977 is also the upper trend line suppression point on the hourly chart.
Therefore, the probability of gold continuing to fall here still exists.
It can be seen that the current trend line support below is still around 1950.
Therefore, gold may continue to test the bottom support here at 1950.
So, for our next operation, I recommend continuing to short gold.
Currently, gold can be shorted from 1975 to 1977. The lower target continues to be around 1950, and the stop loss can be placed above this week's high of 1983.
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