Jun-XAUUSD/GOLD/Analysis Channel™️

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Last Friday, gold traded within a narrow range during the Asian and European sessions. Bullish data released during the New York session drove the price up to $4,629. However, subsequent remarks by the Federal Reserve Chair were significantly bearish for gold; the price retreated sharply to around $4,446, marking a daily decline of nearly $180. The daily chart closed with a steep drop; the KDJ indicator formed a bearish cross at a high level with lines turning downward, and the MACD fast and slow lines are converging above the zero line—poised for a bearish cross—while bullish momentum bars are shrinking, indicating a generally bearish daily trend. On the hourly chart, gold rose to $4,472 during the Asian session before drifting lower; it is currently trading near $4,430. The chart shows consecutive declines, with KDJ lines turning downward and the MACD fast and slow lines forming a bearish cross near the zero line. Bearish momentum bars are expanding, suggesting a bearish short-term outlook. Combining this with the daily trend, the recommended strategy for intraday trading is to prioritize selling upon rallies to resistance levels. Key resistance lies at the previous rebound high and the $4,500 psychological level, while the downside focus is on whether the price breaks below $4,400. My recommendations: SELL: 4472–4477 | SL: 4487 | TP: 4450–4430 BUY: 4390–4395 | SL: 4380 | TP: 4440–4460

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Yesterday, gold rose to $4,643 during the Asian session before shifting back to a downward trend. It traded lower during the European session and fell to a low of $4,566 in the New York market before rebounding to close at $4,589, forming a "Doji" star on the daily chart. The KDJ indicator formed a bearish cross at a high level following an overbought state, and auxiliary indicators have turned downward; the MACD bullish momentum bars are shrinking, indicating that the bearish trend remains dominant on the daily chart. On the hourly chart, gold began to decline after rising to $4,611 during the Asian session and is currently trading near $4,585. The MA5 and MA10 moving averages are sloping downward, the KDJ indicator has formed a bearish cross at a low level, auxiliary indicators have turned downward, and MACD bearish momentum bars are expanding, suggesting a bearish short-term outlook. Combining this with the daily trend, the recommended strategy for the day is to prioritize selling at resistance levels; watch for resistance at the hourly chart's Bollinger Bands middle rail ($4,600) and support near $4,550. My Recommendations: SELL: 4601–4606 | SL: 4616 | TP: 4580–4570 BUY: 4550–4555 | SL: 4540 | TP: 4580–4590

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In the previous trading session, the US Dollar Index rose, indirectly pressuring gold prices. Gold climbed to $4,671 during the Asian session before reversing sharply downward; it continued to fall during the European session and dropped to $4,583 during the US session before staging a minor recovery. It closed at $4,592, marking a daily decline of nearly $90. The daily chart shows a significant drop: the KDJ indicator has formed a "death cross" at a high level, auxiliary indicators have turned downward, and the MACD bullish momentum bars have noticeably contracted, indicating a generally bearish daily trend. On the hourly chart, gold pulled back to the $4,600 level today before rising and is currently trading around $4,635. The MA5 and MA10 moving averages are sloping upward, the TRIX trend indicator has formed a "golden cross," and the MACD fast and slow lines have crossed below the zero line with the spread widening upward; bullish momentum bars are expanding, suggesting a relatively bullish short-term trend. Given the sharp decline yesterday and the overall bearish daily outlook, the primary strategy for the day is to look for selling opportunities at resistance levels. Key resistance points to watch are $4,653 and yesterday's Asian session high of $4,672. My View: SELL: 4653–4658 | SL: 4568 | TP: 4630–4620 SELL: 4680–4685 | SL: 4695 | TP: 4640–4630

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In the previous trading session, gold rose to $4,697 before pulling back sharply; during the New York session, it dropped to a low of $4,606 before rebounding, marking a daily decline of $90. Subsequently, gold rose above $4,660, and the daily chart closed with a "Doji" pattern. Today, gold rose to $4,674 before retreating again. The MACD indicator shows expanding bearish momentum bars, while the KDJ indicator has formed a "golden cross" at a high level; however, the auxiliary indicators have turned downward while remaining in the overbought zone, suggesting limited upside potential and a likely further pullback. On the hourly chart, gold has been in a continuous decline and is currently trading near $4,620. The TRIX trend indicator has formed a "death cross," indicating a high probability of retesting the $4,600 support level in the short term. Considering the daily trend, the intraday strategy favors selling on rallies, with a focus on the resistance at yesterday's high of $4,696. My recommendations: BUY: 4605–4600 | SL: 4590 | TP: 4630–4640 SELL: 4678–4683 | SL: 4693 | TP: 4640–4630

Looking ahead at the gold market over the next 15 days, the primary focus is undoubtedly the US Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation report for July—due on Wednesday—and Federal Reserve Chair Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole symposium on Friday. The data will directly influence expectations regarding Fed rate hikes, thereby affecting the US dollar and Treasury yields, and ultimately determining the direction of gold prices. After failing to decisively break through the key 4,700 level over two consecutive days, chasing the rally in the short term carries significant risk. Gold retreated from a high of 4,696 under selling pressure, dropping to an interim low of 4,605; however, concentrated buying at lower levels triggered a strong rebound. The bulls regained most of the lost ground, pushing the price back toward the previous high and forming a "deep V-shaped" reversal, which has rapidly revived bullish sentiment in the market. Traders should closely monitor volatility stemming from upcoming economic data and watch for a potential breakout above the resistance at the previous high. Be wary of a pullback or "shakeout" following any upward surge. Given the current market pattern of repeated fluctuations at high levels, avoid blindly chasing highs; the ability to decisively break the 4,700 level will be the key factor determining gold's next phase of movement. Suggested buying ranges: BUY: 4,605–4,610 BUY: 4,595–4,600

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Gold opened yesterday and retreated to $4596 before trending upwards. During the European and American sessions, gold continued its bullish momentum, rising to around $4680 before pulling back. The daily chart closed higher again, with moving averages trending upwards, the TRIX indicator showing a golden cross, the KDJ indicator showing a golden cross at a high level, and the accompanying indicators turning downwards into overbought territory. The MACD indicator's fast and slow lines formed a golden cross below the zero line, with increasing upward momentum. The daily chart still indicates a bullish advantage. On the hourly chart, the Bollinger Bands are narrowing. Gold rose to $4697 during the Asian session before pulling back, closing lower. It is currently trading around $4633. The KDJ indicator's J-line is turning downwards, indicating a severely overbought condition, and the accompanying indicators are turning downwards, suggesting a short-term bearish bias. Gold is expected to continue its downward trend during the Asian and European sessions today. Given the current bullish daily chart, intraday trading should focus on buying on dips, with selling requiring a quick in-and-out strategy. Support is seen around $4615, while resistance is expected at the previous high of $4697. My recommendations: BUY: 4610–4605 | SL: 4595 | TP: 4630–4640 SELL: 4675–4680 | SL: 4690 | TP: 4640–4630

Gold opened yesterday and retreated to $4596 before trending upwards. During the European and American sessions, gold continued its bullish momentum, rising to around $4680 before pulling back. The daily chart closed higher again, with moving averages trending upwards, the TRIX indicator showing a golden cross, the KDJ indicator showing a golden cross at a high level, and the accompanying indicators turning downwards into overbought territory. The MACD indicator's fast and slow lines formed a golden cross below the zero line, with increasing upward momentum. The daily chart still indicates a bullish advantage. On the hourly chart, the Bollinger Bands are narrowing. Gold rose to $4697 during the Asian session before pulling back, closing lower. It is currently trading around $4663. The KDJ indicator's J-line is turning downwards, indicating a severely overbought condition, and the accompanying indicators are turning downwards, suggesting a short-term bearish bias. Gold is expected to continue its downward trend during the Asian and European sessions today. Given the current bullish daily chart, intraday trading should focus on buying on dips, with selling requiring a quick in-and-out strategy. Support is seen around $4615, while resistance is expected at the previous high of $4697. My recommendations: BUY: 4610–4605 | SL: 4595 | TP: 4630–4640 SELL: 4675–4680 | SL: 4690 | TP: 4640–4630

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