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4.14 Gold rebounds strongly, with 4800 under pressure—look for a downside move
On the daily chart, yesterday’s gold price closed with a saturated large bullish candle, completing the previous gap-filling and repair; the moving average system shows a double golden cross diverging upward, keeping the bullish trend structure intact. The current price has entered a high-range consolidation and digestion phase. The MACD and KDJ indicators have pulled back to neutral zones, and the moving averages are somewhat sticking together, indicating the market is in a phase of absorbing profit-taking and rota

Warm reminder:
4.13 gold Asian session intraday trading idea: At present, the market is ranging between 4728-4710. A rebound is just the dip—don't be greedy. Place a stop-loss, and earning 5-10 points is no problem. If, during the European session, the gap area at 4745 is recovered on both sides and not broken through, continue to trade that way. Just for reference only!

4.13 Negotiation Breaks Down, Gold Drops Hundreds of Points Daily, Rebounds to Fill the Gap and Continue Short
Market Analysis:
1. The first round of US-Iran negotiations has officially concluded, with no substantive agreement reached, which is fully in line with market expectations. During the talks, Iran put forward 10 core demands, while the US proposed 15 negotiation conditions. The differences on key issues are significant and irreconcilable, leaving no room for compromise. Additionally, externally, Israel will certainly not watch passively as the US-Iran confrontation eases. The subseque

4.12, US-Iran negotiations did not break down, making it difficult for gold to drop significantly on Monday
Market review:
Last Friday, gold opened around 4767, then slightly retreated to the 4730 area, with the market under pressure and weakening, profit-taking gradually exited the market, and gold prices oscillated downward, with the bears temporarily in control. The closing session saw a slight stabilization and rebound, reaching near 4794 at the highest, once approaching the 4800 level, then faced resistance again and pulled back, finally closing around 4748. The daily chart closed with a

4.10 The gold weak trend has not reversed; short on rebounds
Market review:
Yesterday during the Asian session, gold prices ranged narrowly between 4699 and 4733, consolidating. After the European session started, the bulls gradually gained momentum, breaking above and opening upward space; during the U.S. session, the rally continued strongly, reaching a high near 4801. Subsequently, gold faced resistance at high levels and pulled back, closing around 4761.
On the 4-hour chart, the short-term moving averages are turning downward, with prices trading below MA5/MA10, only temporarily supported

4.10 Gold V-shaped rebound correction, watch for support and resistance breakouts
From the 4-hour chart, the MA5, MA10, and MA20 lines are converging and leveling, with bullish and bearish forces in stalemate, showing no clear unilateral direction. KDJ forms a golden cross at mid-low levels, indicating some momentum for the rebound but limited strength; RSI is in the neutral to slightly strong zone between 50–60, with bulls and bears relatively balanced, neither entering overbought (<70) nor oversold (>30), showing no extreme market signals, overall presenting a sideways to slightly bullish st

4.9 Gold Induces Bullish Rebound with Repeated Tug-of-War, Break Below 4700 Still the Main Strategy
Market Review:
Yesterday, gold prices opened with a slight rally supported by the previous trading day's rebound momentum. The price briefly touched 4857 before gradually facing resistance and pulling back, closing at 4714. The final candlestick was a long-bodied medium bearish candle, with the body covering most of the previous day's bullish gains, effectively ending the three consecutive days of upward rally. This clearly signals that short-term bullish momentum is waning and the market is beg

4.9 Morning Review: Gold Must Break 4700, Waiting for a Pullback to Enter Short
From the 4-hour chart, the MA5 and MA10 are forming a death cross downward, indicating that the short-term bearish trend dominates. The rebound will continue to face strong resistance at MA5/MA10. The MACD has formed a death cross above the zero line, with the green bars expanding and the two lines diverging downward, indicating sufficient momentum for a pullback. The pullback pressure has not yet been fully released. The KDJ indicator's J line has not entered the oversold zone (<20), suggesting that downward momen

4.8 Why Did Gold Surge to 4800? Can the Violent Rally Continue?
News Highlights:
On April 8, international gold (London Gold Spot) exhibited extreme volatility with "gap up opening, strong breakout, and high-level oscillation." The Asian session opened with a gap up after news of the US and Iran reaching a three-party temporary ceasefire agreement for two weeks. The gold price immediately gapped higher, quickly breaking through the key psychological level of 4800 USD, with the highest intraday spike reaching 4856 USD/oz, an increase of over 3% at one point. Subsequently, market sentiment gradu

Extreme overbought conditions, a pullback is inevitable. Gold prices are still declining, and the target level is within reach!

4.8 Gold fluctuates within the range, beware of midnight plunge
On the 4-hour chart, gold prices are oscillating and recovering, with weak momentum. MA5 and MA10 are nearly overlapping, indicating that the bullish and bearish forces have reached a short-term equilibrium, lacking a clear trend direction. The MACD shows a bullish crossover below the zero line with decreasing red bars and flattening double lines, indicating a risk of a second death cross. The bullish momentum is insufficient. RSI has fallen back to the neutral zone of 40–50, indicating balanced bulls and bears. KDJ is turning dow

4.7 Gold Short Position Thinking Released: Selling on Rallies Is the Main Trend
From the 4-hour price action, after gold price formed a stage peak at 4706.67, it has entered a clear pullback. The candlesticks show an alternating structure of big bearish candles smashing the market plus small bullish and bearish candles for repair. The highs are gradually moving lower, and the lows are dropping in tandem, forming a standard descending channel. The price has effectively broken below the lower bound of the previous 4650-4660 consolidation range. This range has completed a full conversion from a s

4.6 Gold Oversold Rebound: Can Gold in the US Session Still Break 4700?
Looking at the 4-hour chart, MACD has formed a golden cross below the zero line with increasing red bars, indicating that the bearish momentum has been fully exhausted and the bullish momentum is steadily building. The RSI has risen back to the 55-60 range, successfully escaping the oversold zone, with bullish sentiment continuing to recover and not yet entering the overbought territory, leaving room for further upside. The lower Bollinger Band is flattening, and the middle band is turning upward; prices have rebounded str

4.6 Gold faces resistance at the 4660-4680 region. Where can short positions be targeted?
Market Review:
The international gold price opened at $4,652.28 per ounce, quickly dropping to $4,599.7 per ounce during the session, nearly breaking the key support at $4,600. After a slight consolidation, it rebounded sharply. Based on the current trend, gold is unlikely to surge significantly higher; resistance at higher levels is evident. The overall trend is likely to remain weak, continuing downward, with the specific decline depending on market sentiment changes.
From the current chart: On the dail

4.6 Non-farm data bearish for gold; will Monday's opening see a big plunge?
On Thursday, gold opened at 4757 in the morning session, briefly dipped to 4751, then quickly surged higher. After reaching the 4800 level, it encountered strong resistance, and the bearish momentum immediately exploded, triggering a sharp crash in prices. The gold price broke through the key support levels at 4700 and 4600 consecutively, with a low of 4553. During the European session, the price rebounded, climbing above 4600, then entered a narrow range consolidation between 4592 and 4635. In the US and midnight sess

4.2 Why Did Gold Plunge 240 Points? Will Gold Continue to Rise During U.S. Trading Hours?
Yesterday, gold opened around 4671, then repeatedly fluctuated throughout the day, with the low reaching 4661, experiencing multiple rounds of ups and downs; during the European session, it continued to rise, then pulled back after U.S. data before strongly rebounding, hitting a high of 4792 at midnight, and finally closing at 4758. The daily increase was 130 points. Today, after opening higher near 4800, gold suddenly plunged, breaking through two key support levels at 4700 and 4600, with the lowest arou

4.1 Gold's Strong Uptrend with Caution for Pullback: Can the Bulls Turn the Tide?
Market Review:
Yesterday, gold opened at $4511.2, with a slight pullback in the early session, dipping to a low of $4482.7 before stabilizing and rebounding. During the Asian session, the bulls gained strength, pushing prices up to a high of $4619.5, then entering a consolidation phase at high levels. After a sideways move during the European session to build momentum, the U.S. session saw another surge, with prices reaching a high of $4687.2. The session ended with a slight pullback, closing at $4667.2.
On the 4

4.1 Morning Review: Gold Breaks New Highs Strongly, Expect a Pullback After a Sharp Rise
The 4-hour chart shows a clear bullish trend, with prices accelerating upward. The overall movement is strong, but indicators are approaching overbought territory. The moving average system is in a bullish alignment, with MA5, MA10, and MA20 diverging upward simultaneously. Prices are supported steadily by the moving averages, with the 5-day moving average forming an important short-term support. The MACD is above the zero line with a golden cross, and the red bars continue to expand, indicating that the b

3.31 Gold Rebounds After Rising, Continue Short Positions in the 4580-4590 Range
Market Review:
Yesterday, gold opened lower in the early session, maintaining a volatile upward trend. It faced resistance around 4515, then retraced, with the intraday low near 4419, before rebounding. During the European session, the rally accelerated, and before the US market, prices surged to around 4580, then oscillated at high levels. My previous blog suggested shorting in batches between 4570-4480, targeting 4530-4500. After the US market opened, gold faced renewed pressure and declined again, with a low ar

3.30 Gold rebounds and correction completed, short positions entered during the European session
On the four-hour chart, gold is currently oscillating at a high level in the 4500–4550 range. The bulls are still dominant but momentum is slowing. The MACD green bars below the zero line are converging, showing a bullish divergence, indicating weakening bearish momentum. RSI is relatively strong but not overbought. The MA5/10/20 moving averages remain under pressure and are turning upward. The Bollinger Bands are opening upward, and the price is oscillating near the upper band. Currently, gold is