Gold US Session Short-Term Hourly Chart Analysis Guide (November

Gold hourly chart: Overnight, it rose steadily, and in the Asian session today, it initially continued its upward trend, reaching a high of 4156. However, due to the recent period of consolidation, the continuity of gains has been relatively weak. The initial rise suggests a potential pullback in the afternoon or European session, with a likely scenario of a correction based on the 4150-4160 resistance zone. This prediction ultimately materialized, with the price falling to a low of 4109, close to the 38.3% Fibonacci retracement level of yesterday's gains at 4111. The European session saw a further decline, breaking below the Asian session low. Any subsequent rebound should not be viewed as a bullish trap. Furthermore, based on today's high and low points, 4138 represents the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level, currently acting as resistance. The best option for the US session is to wait. The next move will likely be a second downward pressure, either stabilizing at 4109 to form a double bottom, or breaking through it to confirm the 4104 annual moving average, or stabilizing at 4097 (50% retracement support) for a bullish move. These two levels also correspond to the short-term 5-day and 10-day support levels on the daily chart. Resistance is at 4138-4140. A break above this level would mean holding above the 10-day moving average, making further declines less likely and potentially pushing higher to test the 4150-4160 high. The key level is 4097. Trading above this level suggests a slightly bullish bias, while trading below it would indicate a weaker bias and a higher likelihood of wide-ranging price swings.