Gold ended this week successfully,and the trend is under controlStimulated by the non-farm payroll data on Friday, gold rose sharply and set a new historical high. Combined with previous forecasts, we successfully predicted that gold would hit the 3600 line. It finally hit a high of 3600 and then rebounded to 3586 to close. Overall, gold still showed no signs of a sharp decline, and the bullish trend remained strong. Continuous high-point breakthroughs have gradually made market sentiment fearful of heights, but each pullback still becomes a new opportunity to accumulate strength. The market rhythm is completely in line with the bullish logic of pullback-repair-and-re-rush. The daily line continues to oscillate upward on the short-term moving average, and it rises again after the 4-hour oscillation repair. Although there is pressure in the short term, the general direction is still dominated by bulls. The idea for next week remains unchanged. The trend will continue to focus on buying on pullbacks. There is short-term pressure near 3600 above, but once it breaks through, the upper space will open up further. Pay attention to the support in the 3573-3563 area below. Further key support is at the 3550 line. In terms of operation, maintain a low-long rhythm, do not blindly chase the rise, try to avoid contrarian short orders, and wait patiently for the bullish opportunity after the pullback. I will remind you of the specific entry position at the bottom, so remember to follow it.
