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Gold prices are plummeting, is a bear market coming?

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🗞News side:

1. China and the United States hold talks on trade issues
2. India-Pakistan conflict escalates again
3. Geopolitical risks

📈Technical aspects:

Today, gold surged to the 3410 line and then ushered in a sharp fall, with the lowest touching near the 3322 line. We also seized the opportunity to notify our VIPs to enter the market, and all VIP members made good gains. At present, gold is still following the news, and the fundamental influencing factors are relatively complicated. Retail investors who trade alone can easily get caught up in the recent gold fluctuations. The gold price fluctuated repeatedly around 3340. The European session focused on the conversion suppression of the 3350-3360 support area. The 4H Bollinger Bands showed a closing shape. If the gold price cannot stand above 3350, then the bulls need to be repaired in the short term before they can continue to rise. The European session focused on the 3350-3360 resistance above and the 3310-3300 support below.

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Currently, $3360 has become the dividing line between long and short: if it cannot hold on to this position and the short trend continues, it can rely on 3360 to intervene in short orders; if it recovers effectively, it may return to above 3400. In the short term, pay attention to the competition for 3360. This point is not only the early support-turned-resistance level, but also a key signal for judging the trend reversal. It is recommended that investors wait for the direction to be clear before following up.

🎁SELL 3355-3360 SL 3368 TP 3320-3300
🎁BUY 3315-3320 SL 3303 TP 3350-3560

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