GoldenIntelligenceAgency

【6/1 Inside Thoughts】
The US-Iran ceasefire negotiations have failed to make substantial progress, with Lebanon pushing for talks, increasing market tension. Long-term gold prices remain uncertain as a safe haven, but there will be oscillations and shakeouts during the process. This week's data week will see if it can once again provide upward momentum for gold prices.
Last week, gold experienced a deep V-shaped rebound, breaking through the moving average resistance. The 4-hour chart is generally sideways with an opening gap, but the moving averages are turning, and at the 1-hour level, gold

Eastern Time, June 5th (Friday), the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the May Non-Farm Payrolls report. The current market consensus expects that U.S. non-farm employment growth in May will slow further compared to April, with forecasts ranging from about 85k to 96k new jobs, previous value was 115k; the unemployment rate is expected to remain around 4.2% to 4.3%, and average hourly earnings are projected to rebound to 0.3% month-over-month, previous value was 0.2%.
This non-farm report will directly influence market judgments on the Federal Reserve's policy path. Previously, the U

Gold (XAUUSD) London Gold V Reversal Does Not Change the Range! Daily K Midline Watershed!
Last Friday, gold prices moved with a "drop first, then rise, then fall back" rhythm, with two V-shaped moves during the day.
The large V-shaped rebound on Thursday continued into the first half of Friday, but was pressed down again in the second half—this pullback is not surprising:
First, a single-day increase of over 200 points, and second, it hit the resonance resistance at the daily and 12-hour levels.
Currently, after the pullback, there are signs of short-term stabilization, and a correcti

Recently, the US and Iran ceasefire negotiations have seen both sides stating that the general framework of the peace agreement has been established, while sporadic clashes continue.
Iran has stated that it will not sign any understanding agreements that do not align with national interests, that frozen assets must be unconditionally released, and that sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz must not be infringed upon, maintaining a firm stance.
Meanwhile, the US continues to threaten and pressure with military force, conducting small-scale bombings on Iran while negotiating, and once again emph

Last night, it tested the strong support around 4400. The overall market is weak. If there is no significant breakthrough today and tomorrow, it will continue to test the support at 4350 next week; today, pay attention to whether there is a breakthrough near 4500. If it can break through, the market will push up again toward the strong resistance level around 4580, and then see if it can break above it; if it cannot break through 4500, the market will oscillate and recover below;
Silver: Currently, the strong support level is at 73. If it breaks below this, the downside space will open up. If

5.27 Morning Gold Market Strategy Analysis
Spot gold opened sharply lower overnight, falling for three consecutive days, with the 4500 level as the critical support and resistance line, the market dominated by bears, with weak rebounds.
Federal Reserve officials collectively hawkish, the expectation of rate cuts this year has basically disappeared, and the expectation of rate hikes by the end of the year has increased. U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar have strengthened simultaneously, directly suppressing gold prices.
Geopolitical safe-haven sentiment has cooled, gold safe-haven buyin

Be cautious and bullish; recent market conditions are a bit frustrating. Strategy: rebound and short.
Today, look for a correction around 4540. If it can be pushed higher, consider shorting, with resistance at 4560.
Of course, if it doesn't reach 4540, then continue to look for a bearish continuation, with support lower down at 4450.

Gold retested the $4,500 level tonight, with international gold prices plummeting from $4,580 all the way down to $4,499.90, directly wiping out all of yesterday's gains. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil surged over 4%. The behind-the-scenes reason for this stark contrast involves three core factors for gold's sharp decline.
First, the market is thoroughly disappointed with the US-Iran negotiations and conflicts. Previously, the market believed both sides could reach an agreement, with the Strait of Hormuz reopening and oil prices falling. However, the US is negotiating while conducting airstrikes

#晒出我的持仓收益# The cow has arrived