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https://www.tradingview.com/x/51bG9bqo/ Gold prices surged over 1% on Wednesday, despite stronger-than-expected US private sector employment data. Investors sought to avoid risk assets, with gold benefiting from safe-haven demand as investors worried about overvalued equities. Uncertainty surrounding Trump's tariffs also triggered some safe-haven buying. Gold prices climbed over 1% on Wednesday, with safe-haven demand and dovish comments from the Federal Reserve keeping prices around $3980/ounce. Traders are closely watching the US Supreme Court hearing on tariffs. What's your view on gold's movement today? Gold has fallen for the second time from 4060 to around 3885 on the 4-hour chart, breaking directly below the strong upward trend. A correction is inevitable. Until the end of last month, we maintained a bullish outlook, but this week's decline necessitates a shift to a short-selling strategy. Currently, the price is consolidating below the 4-hour chart's middle band, and the real correction hasn't begun yet. Even within this consolidation, there is significant resistance above 3990 during the daytime session. The price is currently finding support around 3930. This level has been tested twice this week without a decisive break, so a rebound is possible during the European session. However, significant resistance is seen around 3990; shorting is recommended near this area. A break below 3930 would indicate further downside, ultimately testing the 3880-50 support zone again. Intraday, patiently wait for a rebound before shorting. Gold: Short near 3990, stop-loss at 4005, target 3960.Gold has now reached our predetermined buying level.The overall outlook remains unchanged; the downtrend is very stable.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/dg1Zej1I/ The US dollar index hit a three-month high on Tuesday, making gold relatively expensive for investors holding other currencies. Factors supporting the dollar included safe-haven buying and a sharp drop in the pound after a speech by the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer. The recent strength of the dollar and pressure on the gold market stem from the reduced likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut in December. Since last week, the probability of a rate cut has decreased, and the timing has changed. If this trend continues, I believe gold prices may continue to be under pressure. My view on gold's performance today! Gold traded sideways yesterday, repeatedly encountering resistance at the $4000 level. After a failed attempt to break through, it experienced a sharp drop, consistent with our bearish expectations. The breakdown is a normal market occurrence. After all, a break below $3960 inevitably leads to a faster decline, and yesterday it ultimately fell to around $3928, closing with a large bearish candle on the daily chart! In terms of price action, gold's upward momentum is weak on the 4-hour chart. Yesterday's high is acting as resistance around 3975, while the area around 3962 is the point where the price broke down and accelerated its decline. Currently, the bulls are under significant pressure. Unlike the previous consecutive days of gains, this week has been characterized by weak consolidation. Therefore, we maintain our short-selling strategy. Gold: Short around 3962-65, stop-loss at 75, target 3930-3905!After a brief adjustment, gold is expected to begin its decline.The bearish outlook for gold remains unchanged.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/p32O9pf2/ The Fed's positive news has been fully priced in, strengthening bearish technical signals for gold. Currently, gold's daily chart shows continuous consolidation, with two consecutive days of doji candlesticks and persistent resistance around the 10-day moving average at 4025. This has largely absorbed the impact of the unusual rebound following last Thursday's Fed decision. The technical pattern favors further correction; as long as the price cannot effectively break through the 10-day moving average resistance, a third wave of decline is expected. Combined with the four-hour chart, gold's pullback below 4000 has weakened short-term bullish confidence and increased downside risk. The key focus today is the battle around the 4025 level. If the price continues to be pressured below this level, it will strengthen the market's bearish expectations. The first support level is around 3960; a break below this level would confirm a return to a weak downtrend and could open up further downside potential. In terms of trading strategy, before a successful recovery above the 10-day moving average, the overall approach should be to sell on rallies, closely monitoring key price levels as a basis for judging the strength of the trend.Gold is rebounding to our expected level.The downtrend remains unchanged; we will continue to wait.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/r4LL2v1L/ Last week, the US dollar was significantly boosted as some Federal Reserve officials shifted from dovish to hawkish. The main concern was the continued US government shutdown, the lack of official economic data to support the market, the lack of improvement in inflation, and the worrying employment situation, all contributing to concerns about economic development. This led to a change in the Fed officials' stance. Meanwhile, ongoing geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East, Russia-Ukraine, and Venezuela continued to provide safe-haven support for gold. After repeated declines and bottoming out last week, gold gradually showed signs of bottoming out. After repeated rallies, it encountered strong resistance at 4040/50. Before breaking through this level, the bulls will likely have limited room for further gains and need to consolidate. Currently, the European session has seen a correction; watch for stabilization and further upward opportunities. Gold can be bought near 3990/94, with a stop-loss at 3981, targeting above 4015/30. A short position can be considered near 4042, with a stop-loss at 4051, targeting a pullback to the 4020/10 range. A break above 4050 would target above 4100.We are making a profitContinue to profit after pullback

https://www.tradingview.com/x/nQyOfwks/ Last week, the US dollar was significantly boosted as some Federal Reserve officials shifted from dovish to hawkish. The main concern was the continued US government shutdown, the lack of official economic data to support the market, the lack of improvement in inflation, and the worrying employment situation, all contributing to concerns about economic development. This led to a change in the Fed officials' stance. Meanwhile, ongoing geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East, Russia-Ukraine, and Venezuela continued to provide safe-haven support for gold. After repeated declines and bottoming out last week, gold gradually showed signs of bottoming out. After repeated rallies, it encountered strong resistance at 4040/50. Before breaking through this level, the bulls will likely have limited room for further gains and need to consolidate. Currently, the European session has seen a correction; watch for stabilization and further upward opportunities. Gold can be bought near 3990/94, with a stop-loss at 3981, targeting above 4015/30. A short position can be considered near 4042, with a stop-loss at 4051, targeting a pullback to the 4020/10 range. A break above 4050 would target above 4100.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/nWHhiFWQ/ Last week was undoubtedly a bad week for gold. Easing US-China relations, a hawkish stance from the Federal Reserve, a strong dollar, and reduced geopolitical risks significantly weakened safe-haven buying—all unfavorable for gold prices. Even so, gold prices held firm above $3900, demonstrating remarkable resilience. November to January is traditionally a strong period for gold, a seasonal pattern that has persisted for over a decade. Each instance of "reconciliation" in US-China relations is followed by a resurgence, meaning gold still faces upside risks. What's the outlook for gold today? Currently, the market is range-bound, with neither bullish nor bearish momentum showing any clear direction. The recommended strategy is to buy low and sell high based on support and resistance levels, rather than chasing highs and lows. The overall market is still oscillating within the 3850-4150 range. The 3880 area, which has been tested twice without a break below, has become a key support level. If the price fails to break through this level, it will likely encounter resistance and rebound. Gold opened lower today, and is likely to continue its downward trend initially. Currently, it's in a daily-level correction, but the correction is relatively weak. However, after a week of continuous declines, gold is bound to face uncertainty, so risk management is still necessary. The initial resistance level to watch is the psychological level of 4000; Gold: Short at around 4000-4003, stop loss at 4015, target 3960, break below to 3920!Now is a good time to short sell.We need to patiently wait for gold prices to fall.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/7RaOhDL2/ Gold prices retreated slightly on Friday as investors took profits ahead of the monthly and weekly close, ultimately closing down 0.54%. Next week is typically the week for non-farm payroll data releases, but with the US government shutdown entering its second month, the data is likely to be absent again. Investors will focus on speeches by Federal Reserve officials next week. Gold prices fell on Friday, rising in Asian trading before retreating, fluctuating in European trading, and continuing to decline in US trading, closing with a small bearish candle. October's closing price formed a shooting star pattern with a bullish upper shadow; the longer the upper shadow, the more unfavorable it is for the bulls, and the probability of further declines in November is high. Fundamentally, the reopening of the US government, easing US-China relations, and the Federal Reserve's pause in rate cuts in December will all negatively impact gold prices. Therefore, the strategy for November is still to sell on rallies and look for a pullback. In the short term, judging from Friday's closing price, the 4030-4040 resistance level is effective, and a pullback is expected on Monday. The 4010-4020 level will become a key resistance level. If this resistance level is not broken, the outlook is bearish; conversely, if this resistance level is broken, a rebound is expected, and the 4030-4040 resistance level will become invalid.Prepare for the opening of the marketPlease be prepared.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/QlI4uBZx/ Yesterday, the gold market exhibited a strong upward trend. After opening lower at 3927, prices initially tested a low of 3915 before a strong bullish counterattack, reaching a high of 4030. The daily candlestick closed as a large bullish candle with a long lower shadow. This pattern clearly demonstrates solid support at lower levels, with buying momentum dominating, further solidifying the overall bullish technical foundation and creating favorable conditions for continued upward movement. Analyzing the hourly chart, the rebound trend from the 3915 low is clear. The price action has seen consecutive bullish closes and successfully broken through the previous key resistance level of 3980. The moving average system is in a bullish alignment, and the MACD indicator's bullish crossover and increasing momentum bars further confirm the continuation of the short-term bullish trend. Although the KDJ indicator has entered overbought territory, there has been no clear reversal signal, indicating that upward momentum remains. The key support area to watch is the 4000-3990 range, which combines the previous consolidation top with short-term moving average support. The primary resistance level to watch is the 4050-4080 range, which is close to the previous high resistance zone. In terms of trading strategy, it is recommended to focus on placing long orders after the price retraces to the vicinity of the support level and stabilizes.The upward trend is stable; everyone needs to carefully manage their entry points.The direction remains unchanged; we remain bullish.

https://www.tradingview.com/x/9KY0xftq/ The market is constantly changing; following the trend is key. When a trend emerges, act decisively; don't try to catch the bottom, or you'll suffer the consequences. Never act impulsively in trading. The market punishes those who defy it, so never hold onto losing positions. Many people know this all too well: the longer you hold on, the more panicked you become, unrealized losses grow, you lose sleep and appetite, and you miss many opportunities. If you're experiencing these problems, try following my approach and see if it brings clarity. If you need help, I'll be here, but how can I help you if you don't even reach out? The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points, and Powell dampened expectations of further rate cuts, causing gold to fall in response. After opening, it dipped to a low of 3915, but the overall decline was limited, and the market briefly calmed down. The hourly moving averages for gold continue to show a downward trend, and gold has now fallen back below the moving averages. After yesterday's data release, gold surged to 4007 before quickly retreating, indicating that the bullish trend for gold has not yet taken hold. Our strategy is to sell on rallies, focusing on the short-term support level of 3915-20. If your current trading is not going well, and I hope I can help you avoid some pitfalls, feel free to contact me for discussion! From the 4-hour chart, the current resistance level to watch is 3978-85, with a key resistance level at 4047-55. The short-term support level is 3915-20. Our strategy is to trade within this range, observing more and acting less in the middle of the range, and patiently waiting for key entry points. I will provide specific trading strategies during the trading session; please pay close attention. Gold Trading Strategy: Sell gold at 3978-3985, stop loss at 4009, target 3920-3915, hold if it breaks through. Buy gold at 3915-20, stop loss at 3896, target 3977-85, hold if it breaks through.Gold's upward momentum is limited; closely monitor the pace of the decline.Congratulations on securing profits from short positions in gold at 3978-3985!

https://www.tradingview.com/x/jclHr4ze/ With the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision imminent, although the market expects a 25 basis point rate cut, the US dollar index has retreated somewhat. Awaiting the market's reaction to the rate cut, gold opened higher at around 3982, then experienced a sharp drop to around 3943 before quickly rebounding. During the European session, it broke through the 4000 mark and accelerated its upward movement, currently reaching a high of around 4029 before consolidating. The market currently expects a 25 basis point rate cut, followed by a signal of further rate cuts in December. If this expectation is not met, the impact on the market will be amplified. Conversely, the US dollar index may initially decline before rising after the rate decision, leading to a pullback in gold. Alternatively, a continuation of the trend is possible. The intraday strategy for gold is to buy on dips, targeting a break above 4000 and aiming for a further rise to around 4030. The recommended strategy for today is to buy on dips and expect further gains. Gold Trading Strategy Buy gold around 4012, with a stop-loss at 4001, targeting 4030/50.