Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
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Gold fluctuates and is under pressure, the trend is bearish!

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Gold market trend analysis:

Gold technical analysis: Gold fell by $240 in two trading days, but the rebound was also very strong, from yesterday's low of 3260 to 3367 in the early trading. The current volatility is still large, and the high and low points of $100 often appear. It is normal to fluctuate by dozens of dollars at random. So pay attention to the market. There is no shortage of opportunities. Just grab what you can grasp.

​ From a technical perspective, yesterday's closing was negative, slightly piercing the MA10 moving average, and losing the trend support line mentioned yesterday. Originally, today's technical theory should continue to be under pressure from the MA5-day, and the rebound confirmed that trend line, which can continue to be bearish, that is, 3338-40; but today's Asian session saw a strong wave of upward rush, reaching 3367 directly, which was quite unexpected. It was basically stimulated by short-term risk aversion news, and then it began to rise and fall, and then returned to below 3340; as long as the closing cannot break through and stand above the MA5-day resistance, it is still in a downward adjustment; today, it is still bearish, and the gold layout long orders were successfully harvested at 3316. Gold rebounded to 3343 and continued to be short. Gold fell again and harvested, and won two consecutive victories again. At present, the gold rebound is limited, and the US market rebound is still short.

Gold's 1-hour moving average has formed a dead cross, so the moving average has not turned upward, so there is still downward momentum, and the rebound can continue to be shorted. After the Asian session hit a high and fell, gold rebounded several times and fell back under pressure near 3345. The US session rebounded below 3345 and continued to be shorted. It can still be shorted near the rebound of 3340. At present, gold is just a rebound. If there is no special risk-averse news, it is still difficult to go up directly. At least it must fluctuate first, and it is still bearish and volatile now. On the whole, the short-term operation strategy for gold today is to short on rebounds and to go long on pullbacks. The short-term focus on the upper side is 3368-3370 resistance, and the short-term focus on the lower side is 3260-3285 support. Friends must keep up with the rhythm.
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From the analysis of the 4-hour line, the support below is around 3300-3310. If it falls back to this position, you can buy more first and then look for a rebound. The short-term resistance above is around 3340-3356, and the focus is on the suppression of 3360-66. The overall range of long and short fluctuations is maintained in this range. In the middle position, watch more and do less, be cautious in chasing orders, and wait patiently for key points to enter the market. I will remind you of the specific operation strategy during the trading session, so please pay attention to it in time.

Gold operation strategy:

1. Short gold rebounds at 3340-46, target 3300-3310, and continue to hold if it breaks;

2. Long gold falls back to 3300-10, target 3340-45, and continue to hold if it breaks;
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Today, the short-term support below is around 3320-25. If it falls back and stabilizes at this position during the day, we will continue to look at a rebound. The short-term resistance above is around 3385-90. If it stabilizes at the 3300 mark in the short term, we will continue to look at a second surge. Shorting requires key points to enter the market. I will remind you of the specific operation strategy during the trading session, so please pay attention to it in time.

Gold operation strategy:

1. Short gold at the 3380-85 line when it rebounds, and short at the 3360-66 line when it is extremely weak, with the target at 3310-3320.

2. Go long at the 3310-3300 line when gold falls back, with the target at 3340-45 line.

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