In the early trading of the Asian market on Monday, spot gold maintained a slight rebound trend. Gold opened at 1940. Last Friday, the U.S. non-farm payrolls report triggered violent fluctuations in the gold market. The spot gold price once exceeded 1950, and then fell sharply to around 1935. Then the gold price increased. Rebounding, gold prices closed at 1939.80 last Friday, almost unchanged during the day.
After the impact of Friday's non-agricultural data, the daily line closed the doji on Friday, and closed below the Bollinger Band. Obviously, temporarily suppressed by the technical side, gold may come out of the shock and decline space in the current form, and fall effectively. The strength can be seen below the daily Bollinger track of 1890. However, the current bull trend has not changed and the performance is still strong. The focus is on whether last week's high can be effectively broken. Therefore, there is a high probability that it will fluctuate at high levels this week, either waiting for the bulls to continue rising, or waiting for the bulls and shorts to turn around and exit the decline.
The 4-hour chart is still running above the upward trend line after testing high and falling back. It has not fallen below the trend line yet, and the short-term upward trend has not changed. Today, the short-term relies on 1936 as a reference for long-term defense. Hold this level to be bullish, and if it falls below, it is bearish. At present, the US dollar is going strong, and gold is still holding on to the bullish trend line for the time being, making the room for a fall uncertain, and the short-term may still fluctuate at this level. Although the non-farm payrolls broke through 1948 last Friday, it was only a virtual break. Now you can refer to this position to go short. The lower support will focus on 1936 for the time being. If the decline is not strong enough, you can backhand and go long.
Gold operation strategy:
BUY:1935-1938
SL:1930
TP1:1943
TP2:1948
After the impact of Friday's non-agricultural data, the daily line closed the doji on Friday, and closed below the Bollinger Band. Obviously, temporarily suppressed by the technical side, gold may come out of the shock and decline space in the current form, and fall effectively. The strength can be seen below the daily Bollinger track of 1890. However, the current bull trend has not changed and the performance is still strong. The focus is on whether last week's high can be effectively broken. Therefore, there is a high probability that it will fluctuate at high levels this week, either waiting for the bulls to continue rising, or waiting for the bulls and shorts to turn around and exit the decline.
The 4-hour chart is still running above the upward trend line after testing high and falling back. It has not fallen below the trend line yet, and the short-term upward trend has not changed. Today, the short-term relies on 1936 as a reference for long-term defense. Hold this level to be bullish, and if it falls below, it is bearish. At present, the US dollar is going strong, and gold is still holding on to the bullish trend line for the time being, making the room for a fall uncertain, and the short-term may still fluctuate at this level. Although the non-farm payrolls broke through 1948 last Friday, it was only a virtual break. Now you can refer to this position to go short. The lower support will focus on 1936 for the time being. If the decline is not strong enough, you can backhand and go long.
Gold operation strategy:
BUY:1935-1938
SL:1930
TP1:1943
TP2:1948
액티브 트레이드:
Gold fell according to my analysis in the morning, the same trend
액티브 트레이드:
Gold is still oscillating between 1935 and 1938. Please pay attention to today’s market analysis.
액티브 트레이드:
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