Yesterday, the key level of 4500 was clearly emphasized as bullish. Benefiting from positive US non-farm payroll data, gold surged upward to 4515, fully confirming the previous judgment.
At present, the upward momentum of gold remains sufficient, entering a stage of exertion, with continued focus on the historical high near 4550. The large bullish candlestick at the bottom of the hourly chart provides solid support; even if the price retraces below 4480, there is still enough momentum to push higher and break through the 4500 resistance. The market expects gold prices to continue rising next week. For those who have not yet entered the market, there is no need to rush; good opportunities will still appear. The key is to follow the market’s rhythm and pulse.
Trading reference idea: go long around 4480, set stop-loss at 4465, and target 4550.
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MEVSandwich
· 01-12 08:24
This wave of gold is indeed fierce, but whether 4550 can hold depends on the situation. It seems that the actions of the Federal Reserve are the key.
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ArbitrageBot
· 01-10 03:48
Gold has risen again? I've been optimistic about this wave for a while, just not chasing the high. Waiting for 4480 to get in.
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NFT_Therapy
· 01-10 03:37
Starting to hype up gold again, can we avoid another flop this time?
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ApeShotFirst
· 01-10 03:34
Wow, it went up again? Missed the 4500, and now looking at 4515, I'm really losing my mind.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 01-10 03:33
Breaking 4500 is really satisfying, but will 4550 dip again...
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-10 03:32
It's the same 4500-4550 trick again. How does it always manage to ride the wave of non-farm payrolls every time?
Precious Metals Market Outlook and Analysis
Yesterday, the key level of 4500 was clearly emphasized as bullish. Benefiting from positive US non-farm payroll data, gold surged upward to 4515, fully confirming the previous judgment.
At present, the upward momentum of gold remains sufficient, entering a stage of exertion, with continued focus on the historical high near 4550. The large bullish candlestick at the bottom of the hourly chart provides solid support; even if the price retraces below 4480, there is still enough momentum to push higher and break through the 4500 resistance. The market expects gold prices to continue rising next week. For those who have not yet entered the market, there is no need to rush; good opportunities will still appear. The key is to follow the market’s rhythm and pulse.
Trading reference idea: go long around 4480, set stop-loss at 4465, and target 4550.