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From a technical perspective, gold's weekly and daily charts show a strong upward trend, with prices continuing to move in line with the uptrend. Last Friday, the daily chart strongly broke through $4600, and bullish sentiment is currently at its peak. Two things need to be noted: first, after positive news is priced in, profit-taking is likely to occur; second, if the news data is hawkish, it will directly suppress the upward potential of gold prices. At this stage, market volatility will be amplified. Avoid blindly chasing rallies before and after news releases; prioritize waiting for technical signals from the market and buying on dips, rather than blindly guessing whether a top has been reached. My view: BUY: 4575-4580 BUY: 4565-4570

Looking ahead to the next 15 days, the focus will be on economic data and official speeches, which will influence the future direction of gold prices. Close attention will be paid to Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh's speech at the Jackson Hole symposium. If long-term US Treasury yields continue to be suppressed, and market concerns about debt sustainability intensify, gold, as an asset with limited supply and no credit risk, may continue to be favored by the investment market. Yesterday, gold prices initially fell before rising. Influenced by profit-taking after the previous day's surge, prices slightly retreated to the 4450 support level before quickly stabilizing and rebounding. During the New York session, bulls rallied to a high of 4540, forming a deep V-shaped reversal. The bullish recovery was strong. After this rally, prices are currently consolidating at high levels. The overall bullish structure remains intact, but the momentum for further upward movement has slowed. This is a consolidation pattern after an uptrend, without clear reversal signals or sufficient strength to break new highs. Do not blindly chase the rally at these high levels! Predicted Buy/Sell Range: BUY: 4475-4480 BUY: 4465-4470 Stop Loss: 4440, Target: 4550-4600

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Gold prices fell to $4324 in Asian trading yesterday before rebounding. In the US session, gold surged, reaching $4500 and closing at $4521, a daily gain of nearly $200. The 5-day and 10-day moving averages are trending upwards, the KDJ indicator has formed a golden cross at a high level, but the accompanying indicators are turning downwards into overbought territory. The MACD indicator has also formed a golden cross, with increasing upward momentum. The daily chart suggests a relatively bullish trend. On the hourly chart, gold rose to $4527 in Asian trading before pulling back, currently trading around $4490. The KDJ indicator is severely overbought and shows signs of turning into a death cross at a high level. The MACD indicator shows decreasing upward momentum, suggesting a relatively bearish short-term trend. Given yesterday's significant rise on the daily chart, the intraday trading strategy for gold is to buy on dips, focusing on support at $4450 and resistance at the Asian session high of $4527. My recommendations: BUY: 4455–4460 | SL: 4445 | TP: 4490–4500 SELL: 4525–4530 | SL: 4640 | TP: 4490–4470

Looking ahead to the next 15 days, the market focus will shift further to the actual scale and speed of the US Treasury's subsequent repurchase operations, and whether long-term US Treasury yields can maintain their downward trend. For the remainder of this week, the market will continue to closely watch two things: Friday's closing performance for gold, and whether the tariff deadline will be set. A week later, Kevin Warsh will deliver his first speech as Federal Reserve Chairman in Jackson Hole. Yesterday, gold broke through the $4500 mark, with a daily gain of nearly $200, reaching a new high since early June, closing up 4.35%. Short-term bullish sentiment has been completely ignited, and the trend has switched to a strong upward movement. However, the short-term gains have been too large, and a technical correction is needed. A surge of $200 in one day may be followed by a significant correction. If the price retraces to the support levels of 4480 and 4460 and finds support, it could be a buying opportunity, with targets at 4550 and 4600. If the upward movement fails to effectively break through 4550-4560, a selling opportunity can be considered, with targets at 4485 and 4465.

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Yesterday, gold rose to $4436 in the Asian session before turning bearish. It consolidated in the European session, but fell sharply in the US session, closing at $4333. The 5-day moving average (MA5) is trending downwards, the KDJ indicator has turned into a bearish crossover after being overbought, and the accompanying indicators are turning downwards. The MACD indicator shows a significant decrease in upward momentum, indicating a bearish bias for gold on the daily chart. On the hourly chart, gold rebounded after falling to $4324 in the Asian session and is currently trading around $4360. The candlestick pattern shows consecutive positive candles, the MA5 is trending upwards, the KDJ indicator has turned into a bullish crossover after being oversold, and the accompanying indicators are turning upwards. The MACD indicator shows the fast and slow lines converging below the zero line, showing signs of a potential bullish crossover. The downward momentum is decreasing, suggesting a short-term bullish bias. Gold is expected to rise and correct in the European session, while the NY market is expected to see a pullback after a rise. Given the current bearish daily trend, intraday trading is recommended to focus on selling on rallies. The key resistance level to watch is the 4-hour Bollinger Band middle line at $4377, and the key support level is $4320. My recommendations: SELL: 4376–4381 | SL: 4391 | TP: 4340–4320

Looking ahead to the next 15 days, the market will pay close attention to the views of Federal Reserve officials regarding inflation, the labor market, and the potential double-dip inflation effect caused by energy prices. Rising energy prices may force central banks to maintain higher interest rates for a longer period to curb inflationary pressures, which is unfavorable for gold prices. The market will also focus on the Fed meeting minutes, employment data, and the PMI to determine whether interest rates will be maintained for an extended period. Yesterday, gold prices rose and then fell sharply on the daily chart. For the first time since August 4th, gold prices broke below the 4400 mark, falling below the support of the 10-day and 7-day moving averages. On the 4-hour chart, prices have repeatedly encountered resistance at higher levels, indicating a slowdown in short-term bullish momentum. However, the overall upward trend remains intact, and the market is still in a downward correction phase. The expected range is biased towards a downward adjustment. Selling opportunities are expected at 4375-4400, while support levels at 4310-4300 should be monitored for potential stabilization. Both long and short positions offer opportunities.

Inflation fears sparked by the recent surge in oil prices are quietly becoming a looming threat to gold prices. While geopolitical conflicts are traditionally viewed as a catalyst for safe-haven assets, they may currently be suppressing gold's upside potential by driving up energy costs. After climbing to 4,436, gold has entered a consolidation phase and is currently trading near $4,400. Yesterday, during the US trading session, gold bottomed out at $4,377 before rebounding sharply to reclaim the $4,410 level. In today's Asian session, the bullish momentum continued; gold spiked to $4,436 before pulling back and is currently trading near $4,393. The KDJ indicator shows a "golden cross," but the lines are turning downward within the overbought zone, suggesting limited near-term upside. The MACD indicator also shows a "golden cross," yet the bullish momentum bars are shrinking. Additionally, the US Dollar Index is trending bullish on the 1-hour and 2-hour charts, which is a bearish factor for gold. The intraday outlook favors a scenario where gold spikes and then retreats. On the hourly chart, gold has retreated after an initial surge; the KDJ indicator is turning downward and shifting toward a "death cross," while MACD bullish momentum bars are contracting, signaling a potential shift to a bearish short-term trend. Considering the daily chart, the intraday strategy favors selling into rallies; while short-term bullish positions may be held, attention should be paid to resistance levels at $4,436 (Asian session high) and $4,350 (last week's level). My recommendation: SELL: 4420–4425 | SL: 4435 | TP: 4380–4365

Last Friday, the US Dollar Index fell sharply, providing support for gold prices. During the Asian session, gold bottomed out at $4,311 before rebounding; it rose during the European and US sessions, climbing to around $4,395 before pulling back to close at $4,376. Technical indicators remain bullish: the TRIX and KDJ indicators show "golden crosses," auxiliary indicators are turning upward, and the MACD bullish momentum bars are expanding. The daily chart maintains a bullish bias, with the potential to retest last week's high of $4,450. On the 30-minute chart, gold retraced to $4,367 during the Asian session before recovering; the price is currently hovering near $4,400. The KDJ indicator shows a golden cross, auxiliary indicators are turning upward, and MACD bearish momentum bars are visibly shrinking, indicating a short-term bullish trend. Aligning this with the daily chart, the recommended intraday strategy is to buy on pullbacks, keeping an eye on support at the 1-hour chart's Bollinger Band middle rail ($4,360). My recommendations: SELL: 4434-4439, SL: 4449, TP: 4410-4400 BUY: 4365-4360, SL: 4350, TP: 4400-4410

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During the previous trading session, gold surged to $4,449.5 during the Asian session before declining; the bearish trend continued into the US session, with the price closing at $4,350. On the daily chart, the KDJ indicator has turned downward, showing signs of a "death cross," and the MACD bullish momentum bars are shrinking, indicating a bearish bias. On the hourly chart, gold rose to $4,364 today before pulling back sharply. The MA5 and MA10 moving averages are sloping downward, the MACD has formed a death cross, and bearish momentum bars are increasing, suggesting a bearish trend. However, the KDJ indicators on both the hourly and 4-hour charts are currently deeply oversold, implying limited downside potential. Given the bearish daily trend, the recommended intraday strategy is to sell at resistance levels; watch for resistance at today's high of $4,354 and support at the key $4,300 level. My recommendations: SELL: 4365-4370, SL: 4380, TP: 4330-4420 BUY: 4295-4300, SL: 4485, TP: 4330-4340

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