The market bullish trend continues, operation strategy.Driven by multiple favorable factors, the international gold price has continued to hit record highs this year, reaching $3,357/ounce by the close of last Friday. Although a technical correction signal appeared after hitting a record high last Thursday, it eventually closed above $3,320/ounce, with a real positive line on the weekly line and short upper and lower shadows, indicating that there is still inertial upward momentum this week. It is worth noting that while the market is expected to correct overbought at the end of the week, there are still funds that choose to buy on dips, resulting in a bottoming-out and rebound trend in gold prices last Friday, and finally closed at $3,327/ounce, further strengthening the bullish trend.
From the perspective of technical analysis, the correction on Thursday last week was supported at $3,284/ounce, which is more resilient than the previously expected $3,245/ounce previous high conversion support, so it can be adjusted to a short-term long-short watershed. The focus on the suppression effect of the historical high of $3,357/ounce is needed above. If there are major changes in the news over the weekend, especially in trade frictions and Fed policy expectations (such as Trump's remarks continue to pressure the Fed to cut interest rates), the probability of gold going up will be significantly increased.
Based on the current technical form and fundamental factors, this week's gold trading strategy recommends that the callback is mainly long, supplemented by short-term rebound short selling. In terms of specific operations, the first long order entry point can refer to $3310/ounce, which is both the ladder support level of the previous high callback and the technical retracement confirmation point. The stop loss can be set at $3290/ounce, and the target is $3389/ounce. If this resistance level is effectively broken, the upper space can be further expanded to the $3410/ounce area. Comprehensively judged, today's short-term operation of gold recommends callback long as the dominant idea, rebound short selling as an auxiliary strategy, focus on the pressure of the $3400-3420/ounce range above, and focus on the $3370-3360/ounce support level below.
