Evening thoughts for July 9th: Gold surges $60 in a violent move! Is a V-shaped reversal officially underway?



Gold staged a textbook V-shaped reversal during the day. After dipping to the 4,054 level in early trading, it stabilized. In the afternoon, bulls pushed strongly, breaking straight through the 4,100 mark to hit a high of 4,117, with a single-day range exceeding $60. The price is currently oscillating and consolidating near 4,106, which is a normal technical pullback after the surge.

From a technical perspective, on the short-term timeframe, the 4,100 level, a previous high-volume zone and psychological barrier, has been effectively breached today. The 10-minute MACD is showing a golden cross with increasing volume, and the moving average system has turned upward forming a bullish alignment, turning the 4,090-4,100 range into strong support. Upward focus is on the 4,120-4,130 resistance zone; if the price holds above it, a new round of upside could open. On the downside, as long as the pullback does not break below 4,090, the bullish trend continues.

Operation reference: Sell in batches on a rebound in the 4,100-4,120 range, targeting 4,080 and 4,050. $XAUT
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FlowingColorfulInkHeart
· 6h ago
Just as the MACD golden cross appears, you're calling for a short? That's a bit contradictory, bro.
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0XsundayCook
· 6h ago
The V-shaped reversal looks really strong, but isn't shorting near 4100 a bit against the trend?
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MinimalistSculpturePedestal
· 8h ago
If XAUT is linked, there will be no small volatility tonight. I plan to wait and see first.
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QuietExitPlan
· 8h ago
If the 4090 support test holds, short positions need to exit immediately.
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