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#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Gold Market Observation for January 16

Yesterday, gold experienced a deep V-shaped move. From an intraday high of $4632, the price briefly fell to $4581 before rebounding strongly. As of now, spot gold has stabilized around $4615, remaining in a high-range wide fluctuation pattern.

On the technical side, the hourly chart shows that after the rebound, gold is consolidating in a narrow range between 4615-4620. Looking downward, the 4580-4590 zone has formed solid short-term support, while upward attention should be on the resistance zone of 4630-4640—these two areas are key reference points for the next operations.

How to interpret the indicator signals? Although the KDJ is still in overbought territory, the J line is showing signs of turning downward, indicating a short-term correction space. On the MACD, the DIFF line (-0.12) is above the DEA line (-0.92), and the red histogram volume is continuously shrinking, suggesting that upward momentum is gradually weakening. The RSI lines (6/12/24) are all clustered around the 50-55 midline, reflecting a balance between bullish and bearish forces.

Operational strategy reference: If choosing to go long, consider entering in the 4600-4610 range, with a stop loss below 4590. The initial target is 4625; if a clear breakout occurs, look further to 4650. Conversely, for short positions, consider entering when resistance is encountered in the 4625-4635 zone, with a stop loss above 4645. The first target is 4600; if broken downward, continue to watch for 4560.

Current macroeconomic data related to environmental protection still plays an important role in influencing the market. Operations should be flexibly adjusted based on larger trend analysis.

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SandwichTrader

· 01-17 05:17

Deep V rebound is back again, and this wave of gold's rhythm is quite exciting. Gold is playing with heartbeat again, oscillating around 4615 repeatedly, it seems like it will be volatile for a while longer. Core inflation isn't that hot anymore, so in the short term, gold probably still needs to watch the 4600 level. This wave of indicators is a bit weak, upward momentum is diminishing, be careful of getting smashed down. Wide-range fluctuations are the most annoying; it's hard to tell whether it's a breakout or a pullback. Stop-loss levels need to be set properly, don't regret getting cut off. The balance of bullish and bearish forces is at play; this is the rhythm for choosing a direction.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 01-16 20:48

Here we go again with the deep V, this golden temper is really quite impatient haha --- Can 4615 hold steady? Looks a bit shaky, I always feel like 4600 is going to break --- RSI at the midline is just staying calm and collected, this is the real test of patience --- Friends going long, if 4590 doesn't break, we've got a chance; if it breaks, then it's time to run --- Macro data is really crucial, that recent inflation data directly gave gold a strong boost --- Resistance at 4630-4640 is too tough, this rebound feels like it will go up but then come down --- MACD bars are shrinking, how can it still push higher? The momentum has long been gone --- Instead of stressing over going long or short, better wait until 4600-4610 to get in, safer --- The bears are sharpening their knives, they just haven't drawn the sword yet

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