Gold rose rapidly in the morning, stimulated by the news, reaching a maximum of around 2417, with an increase of about $43. However, there was a retracement later, with the lowest falling to around 2380, basically erasing the morning gains. This dynamic may be a shuffling behavior by short-term short sellers with the help of news. If the morning rise is just a release of bullish energy, then the subsequent correction may not be very large. Although the daily system is still healthy, the price has exceeded market expectations, which may trigger the release of short pressure. As the European market continues to rise strongly or resist falling, we need to wait cautiously for the US market. Today is the end of the weekly chart. In early trading, there are signs of profit-making selling by bulls. It is not advisable to chase the bulls and avoid repeating the trend of last Friday.
Although the bulls are currently strong, the Asian and European markets are still dominated by corrections, and it is not advisable to take high risks and operate against the trend.. If the bulls continue to strengthen, the support below will be difficult to reach. You can pay attention to the 5-minute K-line strength stop point to intervene in long orders, and defend at the low point of the K-line. The market is constantly changing and strategies need to be adjusted in a timely manner. Gold breaks through upward, and it is recommended to take advantage of the trend to be bullish. The 1-hour chart broke through the shock range and turned upward. If there is no support from breaking news during the day, the range may still be dominated by shocks.
Generally speaking, today's short-term operation ideas are mainly callback longs, supplemented by rebound shorts, focusing on the resistance range of 2400-2412 at the top and the support range of 2365-2375 at the bottom.