Gold Price Trend Analysis: After a surge and subsequent drop in the Asian session, gold gradually stabilized and rebounded in the European session. Currently, on the daily chart, the price has broken through the previous resistance zone, and the short-term moving averages continue to point upwards, maintaining a slightly bullish trend. The key level to watch on the daily chart is whether there will be a pullback for confirmation before a second upward move. On the 4-hour chart, the price is currently consolidating within a high-level range. The intraday decline did not show continuity, and after a rebound in the European session, it is likely to continue its high-level consolidation trend. From the 4-hour perspective, after breaking through the previous consolidation range, gold has entered a sideways consolidation structure, with the price fluctuating repeatedly within the high-level range, indicating increased divergence between bulls and bears. The MACD histogram is gradually converging, indicating that the upward momentum is weakening but still remains in the positive range; the RSI is running around 60, indicating that the market is still in a relatively strong range but has not entered an extremely overbought state.
Looking at the 1-hour chart, after a short-term rebound, the moving average bands have not yet fully crossed. Therefore, at the beginning of the week, there is a possibility that the market will first pull back to test the support level. The key focus below is the struggle and retest of the 4120-4100 area of the moving average band. If it falls back below 4100 this week, then the rebound trend will be declared dead. Continue to watch the resistance level around 4170-4200, while on the downside, watch for a potential pullback around 4120-4100. In summary, the recommended trading strategy for gold is to primarily sell on rallies and secondarily buy on dips. The key resistance level to watch in the short term is 4170-4200, while the key support level is 4100-4140. Please keep up with the market's pace.
Looking at the 1-hour chart, after a short-term rebound, the moving average bands have not yet fully crossed. Therefore, at the beginning of the week, there is a possibility that the market will first pull back to test the support level. The key focus below is the struggle and retest of the 4120-4100 area of the moving average band. If it falls back below 4100 this week, then the rebound trend will be declared dead. Continue to watch the resistance level around 4170-4200, while on the downside, watch for a potential pullback around 4120-4100. In summary, the recommended trading strategy for gold is to primarily sell on rallies and secondarily buy on dips. The key resistance level to watch in the short term is 4170-4200, while the key support level is 4100-4140. Please keep up with the market's pace.
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