The latest gold trend analysis and strategy on June 19:

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I. Fundamental analysis

1. Global macro environment:
As a safe-haven asset, gold's price fluctuations are affected by multiple factors, including:
Macroeconomic policies (such as interest rates, inflation expectations)
Geopolitical tensions
Market risk sentiment and capital flows

2. The core factors currently affecting gold trends:
Federal Reserve interest rate decision:
The result of this interest rate decision is in line with market expectations;
But Powell delivered a hawkish speech after the meeting, suppressing the market's optimistic expectations for interest rate cuts this year;
As a result, the price of gold quickly fell from around $3,395 to around $3,362, showing a short-term negative effect;
Overall, the Fed's hawkish stance puts some pressure on gold.

Geopolitical risks (Middle East situation):
The conflict between Israel and Iran continues to escalate, and market risk aversion has increased;
It supports gold and limits its downside space.

Holiday impact:
The U.S. market closed early for the "Juneteenth" holiday;
Market trading volume is expected to shrink, and the volatility may be limited in the short term.

2. Technical analysis
1. Daily analysis:
Brief summary of gold trend this week:
Monday: A sharp drop after a high opening;
Tuesday: A cross positive line was closed, showing a shock correction;
Wednesday: The price of gold continued to fluctuate after the Fed's decision, and the lowest price of gold reached $3,362.

Analysis of key technical indicators and points:
Support level:
$3,362 is the low point of this decline;
This point coincides with the 10-day moving average (3,360), forming a strong support;
If this position is maintained, gold may maintain a volatile trend;
If it falls below, the next support is the 20-day moving average: around 3,350.

Resistance level:
The first resistance is the 5-day moving average: $3,390;
The stronger resistance above is at $3,405, which is a concentrated pressure point;
If it breaks through 3,405, it is expected to rise further to $3,430.

2. 4-hour chart analysis:
The current structure has not changed significantly:
The lower track of the Bollinger band has not opened, the support of 3360 is effective, and the structure is bullish;
But the continuous rebound has not broken through the pressure point of the middle track of the Bollinger band, indicating that the medium-term is still a weak and volatile pattern;
If the short-term gold price can break through the suppression level of 3405 US dollars, it is possible to start a new round of rise, with the target pointing to the high point of 3430 US dollars.

Intraday trading suggestions:
Maintain the "high-altitude and low-multiple" operation idea;
Wait for the price to appear a confirmation signal near the key support or resistance level before entering the market;
Currently, it is recommended to be bullish above the support level of 3360.

III. Operation strategy suggestions (short-term)

1. Short order strategy (high-altitude):
Entry range: 3385-3383 US dollars;
Stop loss: 3390 US dollars;
Target: 3370-3365 US dollars.

2. Long order strategy (low long):
Entry range: 3365-3367 USD;
Stop loss: 3359 USD;
Target: 3375-3385 USD.

IV. Summary
Gold is currently in a long-short game and a weak shock pattern;
The hawkish stance of the Federal Reserve suppresses gold, but geopolitical factors provide support for it;
From a technical perspective, 3360 is the key support point and 3405 is the key resistance point;
Short-term thinking is mainly based on shock thinking, and the operation is recommended to maintain the high-altitude low-multiple strategy in the range;
Follow-up focus:
Whether 3360 is effectively maintained;
Whether 3405 is successfully broken through to confirm the trend direction.
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Gold trend analysis and trading strategy:

Current market background
Monday: A sharp drop after a high opening, dominated by bears.
Tuesday: A cross-yang line oscillates and corrects, with long and short positions tug-of-war.
Wednesday: After the Fed's interest rate decision, it dropped to 3362 (10-day moving average support), then rebounded, and the overall volatility remained.

Key technical analysis
1. Daily level
Support level:
3350 (10-day moving average) - if it holds, the gold price will remain volatile; if it falls below, it may further drop to the 20-day moving average of 3330-3320.
3360 (4-hour lower track support) - short-term bullish defense position.

Resistance level:
3390 (5-day moving average suppression) - the first pressure of short-term rebound.
3405 (key break point) - after breaking through, the upward space may open up to 3430.

2. 4-hour level
The Bollinger Bands narrowed, indicating a volatile market. The 3360 support was strong, but the rebound failed to break through the middle track (about 3385), indicating that the bulls lacked momentum.
Key observation points:
If it stands at 3385 (middle track), it may test 3405.
If it falls below 3360, it may drop to the 3350-3340 support area.

Today's trading strategy (short-term)
1. High-altitude strategy (short on rebound)
Entry point: 3383-3385 (close to the 5-day moving average and the 4-hour middle track pressure)
Stop loss: above 3390 (to prevent false breakthroughs)
Target: 3370-3365 (look down at the 4-hour lower track support)

2. Low-long strategy (long on pullback)
Entry point: 3350-3352 (10-day moving average support)
Stop loss: below 3340 (to prevent a breakout and fall)
Target: 3375-3385 (middle track and daily moving average resistance)

3. Breakthrough strategy (trend following)
If it breaks through 3405: you can chase long with a light position, target 3430, stop loss 3395.
If it falls below 3340: it may accelerate downward, wait and see or short-term short.

Key points:
The impact of the Fed meeting is still being digested, beware of sudden changes in market sentiment.
Correlation with the US dollar trend: If the US dollar strengthens, gold may be under pressure.
Reduce frequent trading in volatile markets and wait for key points to be confirmed before operating.

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