#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Yesterday's gold market was incredibly lively—an ongoing drama from morning to night.

The first half of the day was relatively clear in rhythm. The key support levels held steady, with rebounds in the morning and afternoon. If the timing was right, you could have bought at the bottom and made some profit from the spread. Logically, there were no surprises.

But things changed in the evening. First, there was a sharp drop, then a rally, trying to push higher again. Suddenly, the trend reversed, with rapid and fierce declines, breaking through several key intraday support levels. It looked quite aggressive at the time, giving the impression that the trend was weakening.

However, the market didn't cooperate—those downward moves seemed more like "testing depth" rather than a real collapse. After breaking support, prices quickly rebounded, and by the close, they remained at relatively high levels. Essentially, this was a deep consolidation:

・ Reorganizing the situation, especially the ranges left by previous dense trading
・ Releasing suppressed emotions and preparing ammunition for the next move

On the surface, the volatility seemed shocking, but in reality, it was more like "leveraging adjustments and gathering strength," using rapid fluctuations to guide market sentiment. This kind of night session flash crash is a nightmare for retail traders, often triggering stop-losses at key levels. So during such turbulent nights, if you're unsure, it's better to stay calm and observe rather than trade, letting strategies handle the market.

What’s next?

From the weekly chart, the trend indicators are still leaning strong, with prices hitting new highs repeatedly. The overall direction hasn't changed. The previous highs are likely not the ceiling of this cycle. If positive news aligns, the upward move could be very fierce.

The monthly chart is interesting. It has been rising for several months in a row. According to historical patterns, months 3, 6, and 9 often see some turbulence. If the market continues upward next month, be mentally prepared for a possible correction.

The daily chart's short-term indicators are already at high levels. Yesterday’s bottoming and rebound pattern shows there is support underneath. From the current shape, there are no signs of trend reversal yet.

The weekend is coming—time to relax and take a breather. The market is still there; the key is to keep the rhythm right. See you on Monday.