It's another new day. Yesterday, gold hit a new all-time high of $4,634 per ounce, and the bullish momentum is quite fierce. This rally has certainly not disappointed; after a continuous rise, the price experienced a slight pullback during the US session, but the decline did not continue, and it is currently stabilizing around 4613.
From the daily chart perspective, gold maintains a oscillating upward trend, with all indicators showing bullish signals. Honestly, in the face of this major trend, rather than guessing the top, it's better to follow the mainstream direction. The short-term hourly chart shows a range-bound consolidation at high levels, with $4,570 becoming a clear support point—each time it is touched, a rebound occurs, indicating genuine market support here.
Therefore, the trading approach is quite clear: use $4,570 as the intraday support line; any pullback to this area is a low-buy opportunity. The target above is in the $4,650–$4,680 range. At this stage, it's best to trust the technical signals.
Asia session trading suggestion: go long in the $4,610–$4,600 range, with targets at $4,650–$4,680, and set a stop loss at $4,580.
Of course, all analysis is based on the current technical pattern. Market conditions are ever-changing, so adjust your strategy accordingly. Remember: investing involves risks, and every entry should be accompanied by proper risk management.
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RektRecovery
· 20h ago
nah, seen this exact "support holds, targets clear" pattern fail spectacularly... how many times we gotta watch 4570 collapse before someone admits the real support was yesterday's close lol
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 01-14 02:58
Breaking new highs at 4634 is indeed impressive, but I want to see how long this wave can hold...
Gold has been a bit overheated these past two days, I always feel a correction is coming.
Following the trend won't make you money; contrarian strategies are the way to go.
I agree with the 4570 level; the technicals do support it.
It's the familiar phrase "Investment involves risks," easy to say but hard to do.
If this bullish wave fails, where will the next bottom be?
I'm just curious whether institutions are shorting at 4650...
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CommunityLurker
· 01-14 02:55
Gold's recent surge is indeed fierce, staying steady at 4650-4680
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NFTRegretful
· 01-14 02:50
This wave of gold is indeed fierce. Following the trend is definitely the right move. Trying to guess the top is really asking for trouble.
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ForkYouPayMe
· 01-14 02:44
This wave of gold's momentum is truly amazing. Even after breaking 4634, it hasn't turned back. We must keep up!
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SerNgmi
· 01-14 02:38
This wave of gold market is really strong, breaking through 4634, the bulls are speaking.
It's another new day. Yesterday, gold hit a new all-time high of $4,634 per ounce, and the bullish momentum is quite fierce. This rally has certainly not disappointed; after a continuous rise, the price experienced a slight pullback during the US session, but the decline did not continue, and it is currently stabilizing around 4613.
From the daily chart perspective, gold maintains a oscillating upward trend, with all indicators showing bullish signals. Honestly, in the face of this major trend, rather than guessing the top, it's better to follow the mainstream direction. The short-term hourly chart shows a range-bound consolidation at high levels, with $4,570 becoming a clear support point—each time it is touched, a rebound occurs, indicating genuine market support here.
Therefore, the trading approach is quite clear: use $4,570 as the intraday support line; any pullback to this area is a low-buy opportunity. The target above is in the $4,650–$4,680 range. At this stage, it's best to trust the technical signals.
Asia session trading suggestion: go long in the $4,610–$4,600 range, with targets at $4,650–$4,680, and set a stop loss at $4,580.
Of course, all analysis is based on the current technical pattern. Market conditions are ever-changing, so adjust your strategy accordingly. Remember: investing involves risks, and every entry should be accompanied by proper risk management.