Policy expectations and news are dominating the market. Tariffs have been upgraded again. Gold rose sharply to 3099.4 in late trading, close to the 3100 mark, and retreated sharply by more than $50 to 3048 before closing. The daily chart closed sharply higher. The New York closing price of the daily chart once again stood on the MA10 daily average, with a daily increase of more than 3%.
From a technical point of view, the rebound to 2956 at the beginning of the week ushered in a rebound, and the lows gradually moved up. The big rise closed on Wednesday, so the previous 2956 position formed a bottoming performance, and the Bollinger Bands narrowed more and more obviously. The technical conditions for this wave of bottoming have been met, so there was a bullish outbreak in the US market on Wednesday. As long as the current gold market stands firmly at 3100, it can continue to look up to 3136 or even 3167 or higher.
In the 4-hour chart of gold, we can see that the market has been rising all the way, forming a bottom low at 2956, and 2970 is the shoulder of the head and shoulders bottom. In the short term, we will first see whether it can stand above 3100, and then see whether it can form a unilateral surge and reach a new high. Therefore, trading should still be based on buying.
The lower support can refer to the resistance turning into support after breaking through 3100, followed by the US market retracement position of 3062 on Wednesday. Make effective purchases above these positions, and wait for the next support position to continue to go long after breaking through. As long as these two positions are maintained, the short-term bullish trend will remain unchanged.
Key points:
First support: 3100, second support: 3073, third support: 3062
First resistance: 3118, second resistance: 3136, third resistance: 3154
Operation ideas:
Buy: 3098-3102, SL: 3090, TP: 3120-3130;
Buy: 3062-3065, SL: 3053, TP: 3090-3100;
Sell: 3133-3136, SL: 3145, TP: 3100-3080;