Technically, gold seems to be fluctuating upward for the time being, and there is no room for a unilateral surge. However, this week's slow rise shows that gold is still in an absolute bullish trend. Therefore, no matter how it adjusts, the decline is an opportunity for bulls to enter the market. Gold should first remain in the range of 3332-3392 to see an increase. If it rises and breaks through 3400, the upper side will be 3440-3500. If it falls back and breaks through 3330, the lower side will be 3280. After the rise in the first three days, gold has remained above the Bollinger middle track of the daily cycle, but the Bollinger track has not opened. If we see another wave of rise on Thursday, we will see the high point of 3405. Don't be overly bullish. The rise depends on whether the daily cycle can form a unilateral moving average rising trend. The support below the moving average is near 3355. If it falls back to this point and continues to rise, breaking 3405, then the unilateral surge in the market will come. It can be clearly seen in the 4-hour chart that the Bollinger Bands are closed and the moving averages have not diverged. The current oscillating upward trend is quite obvious. It oscillates first and then moves upward. This is why I emphasize that you should not chase highs below 3400. So, today's high point is the upper rail 3405, and the lower support is near the Bollinger middle rail 3355. Even if you are bullish today, you have to wait for a decline to adjust to around 3355 to go long. If the high point 3405 is not broken, you can consider trying to go short.
Gold operation strategy: It is recommended to go short near 3405, stop loss 3415, target 3380-3360; it is recommended to go long near 3360, stop loss 3350, target 3380-3390;
Gold operation strategy: It is recommended to go short near 3405, stop loss 3415, target 3380-3360; it is recommended to go long near 3360, stop loss 3350, target 3380-3390;
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