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September 10 Gold Morning Analysis
Yesterday, the gold market rebounded after being oversold. During the Asian session, bulls entered the market at $4,341, pushing gold up to a high of $4,412 before a slight pullback. During the European session, prices consolidated within the $4,385-$4,415 range. During the US session, bulls exerted strength again, and gold accelerated higher after breaking above $4,415, reaching around $4,434 at its peak. Prices remained strong and consolidated at high levels toward the close, ultimately closing around $4,401. The daily chart formed a medium-sized bullish candlestick, recovering most of the previous day's losses.
Technically, although gold has rebounded, the four-hour chart remains bearish and is still generally in a range-bound downtrend. While gold has moved above the short-term moving averages, the moving-average alignment has not yet turned bullish. Instead, the 5MA could cross below the 10MA again at any time, forming a death cross. Although the MACD fast and slow lines are converging below the zero axis, the momentum of the red histogram has not continued to expand, casting doubt on the strength of the rebound.
On the short-term hourly chart, the rebound trend appears fairly strong, but the triple resistance zone at $4,430-$4,440-$4,450 is densely positioned overhead. Moreover, despite yesterday's moderate rise, gold still failed to break out of the previous downtrend. The price action looks more like an oversold recovery than a trend reversal.
For today's trading strategy, focus during the Asian and European sessions on the rebound resistance in the $4,410-$4,430 range. If gold rebounds into this area, encounters resistance, and shows signs of losing momentum, a small short position can be attempted, with a stop-loss above $4,445 and targets in the $4,380-$4,360 area. If gold directly breaks below the $4,380 support, short-term bearish momentum will be released further, and the downside can continue toward $4,330.
The above analysis is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice. Financial markets are highly volatile, and investing involves risks. Exercise caution when entering the market. #黄金 #伦敦金 $XAUUSD