Gold rose and fell, and stopped falling at the middle track again, indicating that the middle track can be used as a watershed in this cycle. If it runs above it, the volatility will be strong. In addition, the 618 division position 3317-18 line broke through again and stood above it. The short-term 5-day moving average support is 3315. Therefore, the 3315-3318 range is the first retracement to confirm the support point. If it stabilizes, it will further attack and point to the 786 division resistance 3370 line. Once the previous high of 3345 is broken, the corresponding MACD will enter a top divergence state. If it is further pulled up in the later period, we must be careful to prevent a high and fall. At the hourly gold line level, the US market was under pressure at 3315 overnight, with support at 3280-90, and repeated bottom shocks and consolidation. This morning, it was still running back and forth under the suppression of the middle track 3305, but the lows gradually moved up. Finally, under the continued weakness of the US dollar, the gold price finally stood on the middle track, and the direct positive strong force reached 3330. From overnight to this morning, it has been bullish and finally waited for a big profit. Then after the 3315 resistance is broken and stabilized, it will naturally become the top and bottom support. The 10-day moving average will move up and approach 3320, maintaining resistance to declines and still tending to further rise. Pay attention to the 3320-3315 support to stabilize and continue the bullish trend. The resistance target is 3370-3380; if it is unexpectedly effectively lost, pay attention to 3340.
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