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The US session strategy clearly indicated that if the rebound doesn't break 5120, we should look for a pullback. Subsequently, gold price retreated all the way down to 5035, and the strategy successfully reached the target level. The overall approach worked throughout the session, and the rhythm was perfectly timed.

Yesterday, gold overall exhibited a pattern of sharp rally followed by a pullback, with a deep wash-out of a unilateral breakdown. The market opened lower in the morning and continued to decline, with a low around 5125 before a slight rebound. During the session, it briefly touched 5190 but faced resistance and fell back. In the US session, gold prices directly broke below the key support of 5145 and failed to regain it. The bullish rebound weakened as bears continued to dominate, accelerating the decline into the close and reaching a low of 5054. The final price was 5079, forming a large down

Gold has recently exhibited a typical pattern of deep declines during the night trading sessions followed by rebounds during the day, returning to a large-range consolidation pattern, with the 5000 level serving as the key dividing line between bulls and bears. As long as the 5000 support holds, the overall approach remains focused on range-bound fluctuations and buying on dips; if this support is effectively broken, the short-term trend will likely follow through to test support near 4850.
From a daily chart perspective, the current trend remains generally weak, with gold closing lower for tw

Before today's opening, the low-long strategy delivered again, with gold prices rising all the way to 5120. Gold continues to build momentum and is expected to stage another rally.

Gold Asian and European sessions maintained an overall range-bound oscillation pattern. The early session saw repeated tug-of-war between 5160-5190, with bulls and bears competing. Afternoon prices surged to the intraday high of 5191 but failed to hold the key resistance level, pulling back under pressure. The US session accelerated lower, touching a low of 5109, followed by a modest rebound for recovery.
From a technical perspective, yesterday's daily chart closed with a bearish doji candle, Bollinger Bands showing a narrowing pattern, KDJ indicator forming a death cross with increasing volum

Gold Daily: Looking at the yin-yang cycle, there is a high probability of a positive close today. If today successfully closes positive, the short-term 5-day moving average will form a golden cross with the 10-day moving average. Tomorrow, Friday, gold can continue to oscillate higher based on the short-term moving averages, with potential to firmly hold above the 5200 level and further launch an attack toward the 5250-5280 zone. If today breaks the yin-yang cycle and closes negative, gold prices will likely continue range-bound consolidation between 5080 and 5200; as long as the overall low m

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U.S. inflation data remains resilient, and market expectations for a Fed rate cut have been pushed back again. The dollar and U.S. Treasury yields have slightly rebounded, limiting the upside potential of gold prices; the Middle East situation has not shown new signs of escalation, and safe-haven funds are temporarily exiting the market, with the previous upward momentum quickly fading. However, global central banks continue to buy gold to support prices, limiting the downside space for gold, and the consolidation pattern remains difficult to break.
Currently, gold is in a oscillat

Gold fluctuated upward yesterday, reaching a high of around 5238 in the evening. The bullish momentum was releasing, and the trend was relatively strong. Technical indicators showed overbought conditions. Later in the night, the price fell back below 5200. The daily chart finally closed with a bullish candle. This morning, before the market opened, I mentioned in my article that gold has an upward demand. The strategy suggested buying in batches around 5190-5180. The market perfectly met expectations, reaching a high of 5223.
On the daily chart, a bullish candle with a long upper shadow is vis

Gold's late-day surge to 5250 was blocked and pulled back, closing around 5190. Last night's post accurately predicted that gold would enter a wide-range consolidation phase again.
From a technical perspective, the daily chart shows a bottoming and rebound, the 4-hour MACD is bullish, and the hourly trend remains relatively strong. Watch for resistance in the 5230-5250 zone and support in the 5150-5180 range. My approach remains to buy on dips, sticking to a single direction—there will be gains!
Gold trading strategy: Buy in batches around 5190-5180, targeting 5220-5230.
Disclaimer: The above

Intraday gold initially oscillated and consolidated in the 5150-5200 range. It was also mentioned in the morning that the 5200 level acts as resistance. During the day, gold touched the 5195-90 area twice and faced resistance, moving lower. After the US session, the bulls gained strength, breaking through 5200 and stabilizing above it. Currently, the market is approaching the trendline resistance.
From a 4-hour perspective, the gold price shows Bollinger Bands widening, indicating a new direction as expected. The KDJ indicator has formed a golden cross with increasing volume, and the MACD fast

Yesterday, Monday saw a large drop, a big rebound, and another big drop and rebound. The market experienced significant volatility, opening high and then declining. The index dropped directly from 5192 to 5014, then reversed in two stages. After stabilizing at 5014, it steadily rose to challenge 5140. From there, the market oscillated around the 5100 level within a 20-dollar range, expanding to a 40-dollar range, until after the US session. Ultimately, 5060 was confirmed as support, and the price began to rise steadily. Today, Tuesday, gold prices maintained a slow upward trend during the Asia

Today is the second trading day of daylight saving time. Gold opened around 5147, which is about ten dollars higher than yesterday’s Monday close at 5136. The highest reached was around 5173, and the lowest retraced to around 5117. The market has shifted to a bullish pattern, with the bulls still brewing. It is a bottoming and rebound market. Today’s market shows a continued bullish demand.
Looking at the gold chart, yesterday the price found support at around 5015 USD, showing a needle bottom pattern. The short-term rebound momentum is moderate, but the resistance above 5200 USD is significan

Spot gold experienced intense volatility during the Asian trading session on Monday (March 9), showing a wide-ranging fluctuation pattern. After opening higher in the early session, prices quickly plunged, touching around $5014 per ounce, then rapidly rebounded, indicating strong buying support below. The 5000 level held as a key support, and the overall trend remains unchanged. Intraday, bulls and bears are engaged in a fierce tug-of-war. Traders can rely on technical support and resistance levels for repeated participation.
From a technical perspective, the daily chart has not formed consecu

Gold opened higher today at around 5183, reaching a high of 5198 and entering a sharp upward trend. After dropping to around 5014, the market quickly reversed with a sharp spike, forming a classic V-shaped reversal. The bulls and bears are engaged in a fierce battle.
After this decline, when the price approached around 5060, I analyzed the market and maintained a bullish outlook. I recommend gradually entering long positions between 5070 and 5060, with take-profit targets at 5120-5140. The market responded strongly, reaching the first and second target levels before entering a consolidation ph

Stay focused on one direction and go deep; you will still gain a lot.

Last Friday, gold opened at around $5081.2. In the morning, gold fluctuated and rose around $5067, with an initial surge reaching as high as $5143.7. It then oscillated and pulled back, with the European session dipping to a low of around $5062.7 before stabilizing. During the US session, amid non-farm payroll data, gold began a strong rally, reaching a high of around $5174.5. The market closed at approximately $5171.3!
On Monday, gold opened with a sharp decline mainly due to the US dollar strengthening again, which suppressed the continuation of gold's rally. As a result, after an initial ri

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Today, before the Asian session, my article's approach was to take a light position around 5060-5070. Currently, the resistance at 5150 has been broken, and the market has been soaring all the way, with a high of 5143, very close to the target level, and the gains are quite substantial.
In the European session, my article's strategy remains to gradually build long positions around 5050—5080, and if the rebound reaches 5150—5180 and encounters resistance, consider reducing positions accordingly. After a retracement to around 5162, the

Regarding crude oil, due to the ongoing and spreading conflict in the Middle East, oil-producing countries such as Iraq have shut down oil fields. Coupled with the continued blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, this has provided some short-term support for crude oil prices in terms of supply and transportation. Last night, crude oil prices even briefly surged to around 82 before falling back again, mainly because recent US crude oil inventories have risen sharply, and overall demand support is limited. Most of the movement is still driven by speculative trading triggered by concerns related to th

Recent market movements have been like a roller coaster, with both bulls and bears dominating. Gold bulls remain strong. This week's trading has been characterized by oscillations during the Asian and European sessions, with significant pullbacks occurring in the evening and even late at night. Recently, my approach has been to repeatedly buy on dips around low levels, rather than trying to catch the top or short at the high. Although I missed some sharp declines, it's not a big deal; focusing on a single direction and good entry points can still lead to desirable results.
Before the market op

This morning, the Asian market provided an entry point between 60 and 70, with an upper target of 5150. Currently, the market has reached 5137, and you can continue to hold.