XAUUSD:10/11 Today’s Trading Strategy

On Friday, gold in the Asian market was operating in the 1955-1960 range. Spot gold ended three consecutive days of decline, getting rid of the lowest point in nearly three weeks, and once exceeded 1960. From the perspective of technical analysis, the daily head-and-shoulders top pattern has been partially formed, and the right shoulder's 2004 decline has now reached $50. This decline may have room for correction in today's trading. At present, after three consecutive trading days of decline, the market has rebounded, but the pressure point is located near the 1970 middle track of the daily cycle Bollinger Bands. Therefore, the key resistance level for today’s intraday rebound is near 1970. If it can hold above 1970, the market may continue to rise.

Gold stabilized at a low level yesterday and rose, forming a double bottom at 1944. Gold's US market combined with data pushed it higher. The highest point was resistance at 1965.4, and finally closed at 1958.33. The daily line ends with a small positive line with an upper shadow line. After the continuous decline, the gold price closed the positive line for the first time. This does not yet represent a reversal of the trend. The short trend temporarily paused and changed from a straight decline to a shock range. At the four-hour level, the Bollinger Bands show signs of narrowing. The dividing line between long and short is at 1979. After breaking through this level, the price of gold will strengthen again. Otherwise, it will continue to maintain a short retracement. The support below will focus on 1953, and if it breaks, look at 1944.

SELL:1968-1970
SL:1975
TP1:1962
TP2:1955

BUY:1947-1950
SL:1944
TP1:1957
TP2:1963