After the gap at 3438 in the early trading, the market crashed and plunged. So far, the long target of 3440 has been achieved! China and the United States are preparing for tariff talks, which is a major negative. Spot gold plunged more than 60 US dollars from 3438 US dollars in the early trading, and it should have reached the top within the day; if there is no major positive push, the early high of 3438 should not be broken again, otherwise once it breaks through 3500, it will definitely break, but it is unclear how far it will go above 3500. At present, while paying attention to the Sino-US tariff talks, the global geopolitical situation should also be focused on: the focus is on the India-Pakistan conflict, the population of the two countries is close to 1.7 billion, and it will be terrible if the situation gets out of control; then the Russia-Ukraine stalemate, the US-Iran crisis, etc. are positive for spot gold, and the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision tomorrow morning also needs to be paid attention to. Today, China announced the spot gold reserve data. Long and short news hit the market in turn, and it is expected that there is a high probability of continued large sweeps within the day, and the overall trend is short within the day! The market fluctuates greatly and the rhythm is fast. There are opportunities for both long and short positions, and strict loss-taking operations! The first resistance above is the 3405 area, then the 3415-20 area and the early high of 3438 area, which can be used to short spot gold; the support below is 3350-55, then 3320-25
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