Don’t randomly bottom-fish! “Yellow Fish” keeps selling high and taking the meat in the evening.

Gold Digger Old Cat 2026-04-29

The steadiest rhythm in trading is never chasing the price—it’s moving with the inertia of the trend. At key points, make the choices you can clearly understand: don’t get greedy for unexpected profits, and don’t hold on to volatility you shouldn’t be holding.

Technically speaking, the hourly Bollinger Bands are opening downward, and the price has been under continuous pressure while running along the middle band. The bearish trend is clear. Even though the CCI indicator is in the oversold zone, there may be a small rebound in the short term, but the rebound room is limited—overall it remains bearish. For the evening, our main idea is to focus on selling high, with buying on dips as a secondary supplement. After all, the market can turn at any time. Once your stop-loss is triggered, react flexibly and adjust your thinking immediately.

For evening trading, on the upside, focus on the resistance area of 4585-4595. If price reaches it, you can enter short positions in batches. The first target is 4560-4550; if it breaks, you can look toward 4530-4520. On the downside, watch support at 4550-4545. If it’s touched for the first time and selling pressure eases and holds steady, you can lightly test a long position with targets at 4565-4575. If it breaks, abandon the long idea and follow the trend by adding to/holding short positions accordingly. For short-term trades, be sure to enter and exit quickly, strictly control position size and stop-loss, don’t hold positions, don’t get greedy for longs, and stay flexible in responding to the evening’s market fluctuations.

Disclaimer: The above is only a personal trading-thought sharing and does not constitute any investment advice. The market is risky; investment involves caution. #黄金