The news has provided plenty of imagination space. The debate over the Federal Reserve's independence continues, but market expectations for rate cuts are not significantly different—expectations for a rate cut in March remain solid, and the overall downward trend in real interest rates continues, which is very favorable for the upward movement of gold prices. Additionally, the global situation is quite tense, with tensions in Iran continuing to escalate, and the US increasing its actions against Venezuela. Safe-haven sentiment remains high, and funds are primarily flowing into gold.
From a technical perspective, although gold prices have pulled back, they have held above the 4562 level, and the bullish moving average alignment remains intact. While a death cross has appeared on the MACD, the green histogram energy is limited, indicating a short-term adjustment is needed. However, the overall bullish trend remains undamaged. During this morning, the 4560-4580 range is a significant support zone worth paying attention to.
Trading perspective: buy on dips. If gold pulls back to the 4545-4555 area, that is the entry point, with a stop-loss below 4540. The targets above are the integers 4610 and 4630.
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LayerHopper
· 01-15 20:33
This wave of gold is really stable, holding firmly at 4562. As long as the bullish pattern isn't broken, it's a signal.
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fork_in_the_road
· 01-14 23:08
This wave of safe-haven sentiment in gold is indeed holding up well. Holding above 4562 indicates that the bulls still have strength.
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GasSavingMaster
· 01-12 23:50
Gold is still being hammered; do we have to wait for interest rate cut expectations? Just buy the dip at the 4545 level, isn't that enough?
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-12 23:47
Hold the line at 4562, the safe-haven buying is still疯狂ly piling up gold.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-12 23:40
Gold has such a small volume, once the funds pile in, it will rise. The March interest rate cut expectation is so steady... However, if 4540 breaks, you really need to cut your losses.
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GasGasGasBro
· 01-12 23:35
This wave of risk aversion sentiment in gold is indeed quite intense, holding the 4562 level firmly.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 01-12 23:30
4545 this position is indeed worth ambushing, but the global situation is so tense that it's really more critical than the technical aspect.
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ForkTongue
· 01-12 23:29
The risk aversion sentiment has risen. Gold is still the same old buddy, very stable. Enter at 4545-4555, this analyst is reliable.
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consensus_whisperer
· 01-12 23:28
It's the same old story of piling into gold during risk-averse sentiment. Feels like we've seen this rhythm before... Wait, the title says BTC but the content is all about gold prices? I'm speechless.
January 13th Gold Morning Outlook
The news has provided plenty of imagination space. The debate over the Federal Reserve's independence continues, but market expectations for rate cuts are not significantly different—expectations for a rate cut in March remain solid, and the overall downward trend in real interest rates continues, which is very favorable for the upward movement of gold prices. Additionally, the global situation is quite tense, with tensions in Iran continuing to escalate, and the US increasing its actions against Venezuela. Safe-haven sentiment remains high, and funds are primarily flowing into gold.
From a technical perspective, although gold prices have pulled back, they have held above the 4562 level, and the bullish moving average alignment remains intact. While a death cross has appeared on the MACD, the green histogram energy is limited, indicating a short-term adjustment is needed. However, the overall bullish trend remains undamaged. During this morning, the 4560-4580 range is a significant support zone worth paying attention to.
Trading perspective: buy on dips. If gold pulls back to the 4545-4555 area, that is the entry point, with a stop-loss below 4540. The targets above are the integers 4610 and 4630.