How to correctly grasp the gold trading opportunitiesGold is still maintaining a bullish rhythm, the daily structure is stable, and the bullish trend has not been destroyed. Although it is slightly tired after the continuous rise, there is no obvious peaking signal yet. The hourly chart is still an oscillating upward structure. There is buying every time it falls back, indicating that the bullish force in the market is still dominant. From the four-hour cycle, the moving average system maintains a bullish arrangement, and the price runs above the moving average of each cycle. Although the RSI has entered the overbought range and there is a need for a short-term correction, the overall trend is still strong. The upper 4050-4060 area is the key pressure zone. If it can effectively break through and stand firm, the upper space will be further opened. We recommend that you continue to prioritize buying on pullbacks. Short-term support is in the 4020-4010 area, with stronger defense near the 4000 mark. As long as it stabilizes, there is still an opportunity for bulls. However, we should also be aware that after the continuous rise in gold, there is a possibility of a short-term correction. Aggressive investors can continue to consider shorting with a light position near 4060, with the initial target of 4030-4020-4010. Be sure to control risks, and shorting is only a supplementary strategy. Next, focus on US fiscal dynamics and Federal Reserve policy signals. These news factors will directly affect the short-term fluctuation rhythm of gold. Conservative investors should wait for support confirmation before entering the market, while aggressive investors should gamble with a light position and respond flexibly.
