Gold stabilized at the 1920 mark last Friday and ushered in a shock rebound and recovery. The Asian and European markets fluctuated sideways above 1925, showing a defensive trend. In the evening, the US market accelerated slightly and reached the 1929 line, falling back and closing with shock. From the perspective of technical analysis, gold Judging from the above, the current trading daily level structure shows that after the market rebounded higher in the first half of the week last week, there was a dive on Wednesday night, breaking the illusion of the bulls. A big negative line on Thursday reversed the rebound. Although the rebound closed on Friday, it was just a retaliatory rebound for the previous consecutive declines and did not affect the downward trend. Therefore, the bottom is expected to continue this week. In the short-term bull counterattack last Friday, the market broke through the 1924 suppression level, but under the heavy pressure of 1930, the rebound was curbed. The golden four-hour line continues to remain above the 50 moving average. The fall of the K-line is a normal trend. The more the fall, the higher the rebound. This is inevitable. At the same time, the bottom continues to maintain a big positive line to stop the decline, and strongly supports the K-line, 50 The moving averages continue to show signs of rising upward. Although the lows are also constantly rising, the stochastic indicator is currently trending toward a dead cross, running bearish and downward, and the BOLL central axis is temporarily suppressed. Therefore, in the short term within the day, there may be a shock retracement first and then Downward trend. Therefore, in the short term during the day, Jiesse still recommends short selling at high prices to operate!