Gold rose rapidly to around 2518 during the US trading session on Friday due to risk aversion, but the overall one-hour trend showed that although the rebound was strong, the gold price has not really turned to long. The most intuitive signal is that gold prices failed to effectively break through the 2520 line and the historical high of 2531, indicating that there is still strong resistance above. To form a complete downward trend, the gold price must first fall below the previous round of lows of 2470. This is not only a test of the continuity of short orders, but also a test of firm bearish beliefs.
From a technical perspective, gold prices encountered resistance at 2518 after rising on Friday. The operation strategy for next week is still based on this point and short selling based on this resistance. The short-term decline is only the beginning of this round of short selling. The medium-term target is 2480-2470, and it may even go further down. At this stage, patience is particularly important. Staying calm and rational is the key to the success of mid-line short sellers.
In summary, the short-term operation suggestion for gold next Monday is still to focus on rebound shorting, supplemented by callback longs. The upper side needs to focus on the resistance range of 2518-2520, and the lower side needs to focus on the support area of 2485-2470.