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From the hourly candlestick chart, the U.S. Dollar Index is flattening out, while gold appears to be turning downward. Gold has clearly lost last week’s buying support today. Last week, when the U.S. Dollar Index hit the upper band on the hourly chart, gold was at 4340, whereas today, with the U.S. Dollar Index at the middle Bollinger Band, gold is already close to 4340. Therefore, the support around 40 could be broken in the short term. We need to see whether the U.S. Dollar Index moves above the upper Bollinger Band before considering entering small trend-long positions. Those who opened short positions should also consider reducing their positions somewhat at the current level around 40. For now, treat the market as moving sideways on the hourly U.S. Dollar Index chart. $XAUUSD
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Pineapple is a trading expert.
Will a candle-body break of 4340 turn it intraday bearish?
sunny OKAuthor
Then it may be time to take a 4-hour short position.
MemeTranslator
Gold couldn't even hold with the U.S. Dollar Index at its middle band—downside breakout risk really needs to be guarded against.
sunny OKAuthor
So far, so good. Let’s see whether this rebound can hold 68.
MinerShadow
4340 looks precarious; reduce your position and wait and see for now.
sunny OKAuthor
We exited the short-term position around 40 on Friday.
RugProof Grandma
Wait until the DXY rises above the upper Bollinger Band before considering longs; for now, treating it as range-bound is safer.
sunny OKAuthor
I mean, hit the upper Bollinger Band and see whether it breaks through. If it doesn’t, then it’s range-bound and will pull back, so we can take a small long position in gold and ride the short-term trend, hehe.