#美国非农就业数据表现强劲 The gold price movement over the past three days has been very predictable—declining during the day, also falling during the European session, and then reversing and rising during the US session. The rhythm has hardly changed.
Based on today's market, here are a few key points to watch:
**First** and most importantly, whether this pattern can continue. If today breaks the routine of falling during the day and rising in the US, then the signals will change, and we need to be alert to a potential directional reversal.
**Second** — from a short-term perspective during the day, the trend is gradually upward. As long as the gold price dips slightly, it presents a good opportunity for bullish entry. The 4-hour chart is also oscillating upward, so following the trend can help keep pace. Currently, London gold is stable around $4320, still in a relatively high zone.
**On the crude oil side** — yesterday’s bearish approach was completely in line with the rhythm. Crude oil is stuck at resistance levels between tops and bottoms, unable to break through, and continues to decline, consistent with our expectations. Today, it continues to fall, with domestic crude oil futures already dropping around 423 yuan. The overall trend is still likely to be weak.
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ShadowStaker
· 21h ago
ngl this "day dip, us pump" pattern feels too clean to hold... market's basically begging for a rug pull at this point
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 12-17 03:49
hypothesis: this pattern-recognition obsession is kinda giving oracle network vibes—like we're all trying to bridge the gap between chaos and order, except here the oracle is literally just "us bank schedule lol"
nah but fr tho, the moment gold breaks that rhythm is when everything flips, right? reminds me of how consensus mechanisms fail when validators aren't synchronized
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LiquidityHunter
· 12-17 03:08
Wait, how is the liquidity depth at the 4320 level? I noticed that the bid-ask spread on the US market seems to have widened again... If this pattern of white rise and US fall actually reverses today, the slippage might explode.
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RuntimeError
· 12-17 03:06
The pace of Bai Mei's rise is so steady, I always feel like it's going to crash...
The more obvious the trend, the easier it is to be smashed. Could this time also be a trap?
The 4320 level is a bit tricky; we need to see if it breaks or holds to judge the next move.
Crude oil has fallen so much, can the bears still keep eating?
Non-farm data is strong, why is gold still hovering at high levels? It's a bit counterintuitive.
That slow upward movement during the day feels like it's absorbing funds...
Crude oil at 423, if it keeps dropping, it will be really tragic.
This pattern has persisted for three days; what's the probability of a reversal on the fourth day?
The US market is so strong, what are the funds waiting for?
Gold is oscillating at high levels, and the bulls are just like this, lacking momentum.
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UnruggableChad
· 12-17 03:01
The pattern of white falling and US rising—how long can this hold? It feels like it's about to break.
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FortuneTeller42
· 12-17 02:51
Must fall during the day and must rise during the US session. How long can this routine last? Eventually, it will crash.
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NotSatoshi
· 12-17 02:43
White declines and US rises are almost becoming a curse; I'm really worried that today a sudden reverse dump will hit us with a direct slap in the face.
#美国非农就业数据表现强劲 The gold price movement over the past three days has been very predictable—declining during the day, also falling during the European session, and then reversing and rising during the US session. The rhythm has hardly changed.
Based on today's market, here are a few key points to watch:
**First** and most importantly, whether this pattern can continue. If today breaks the routine of falling during the day and rising in the US, then the signals will change, and we need to be alert to a potential directional reversal.
**Second** — from a short-term perspective during the day, the trend is gradually upward. As long as the gold price dips slightly, it presents a good opportunity for bullish entry. The 4-hour chart is also oscillating upward, so following the trend can help keep pace. Currently, London gold is stable around $4320, still in a relatively high zone.
**On the crude oil side** — yesterday’s bearish approach was completely in line with the rhythm. Crude oil is stuck at resistance levels between tops and bottoms, unable to break through, and continues to decline, consistent with our expectations. Today, it continues to fall, with domestic crude oil futures already dropping around 423 yuan. The overall trend is still likely to be weak.