Gold and precious metals have recently shown impressive performance. From a technical perspective, the gold price has already stabilized above the 4460 level, after a quick rebound from a low of 4420. The daily chart shows a clear V-shaped reversal— a classic "bullish engulfing" pattern— further confirming that the previous breakout was actually a trap set by the bears.
The current bullish arrangement is very clear. The 5-day and 10-day moving averages are continuously rising, forming a standard bullish structure, while the previous high of 4480 is becoming a new resistance. Once broken, the upward space opens immediately, making it a good opportunity to go long.
On a detailed level, the hourly MACD has already formed a golden cross below the zero line, with red energy bars expanding continuously, indicating that the bearish momentum is rapidly weakening. The RSI remains around 63 in a strong zone, with no overbought signals yet, suggesting that there is still room for further upward momentum. The price has re-established all key short-term support levels, showing a typical upward channel with "higher lows and higher highs." The MFI indicator also rises in tandem, indicating healthy volume and price action.
In terms of trading strategy, consider entering long positions at around 4465, with a stop-loss below 4455. The initial target is set at 4495-4500. If the price can hold above 4500, then look to continue upward toward 4520, and possibly even touch the previous high near 4540.
This is only a technical analysis sharing and does not constitute any investment advice.
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wagmi_eventually
· 01-11 08:37
Is it that same old story again? Can 4500 really hold steady?
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BridgeNomad
· 01-11 05:50
ngl, that v-shaped reversal looks clean on paper but we've all seen "obvious breakouts" get liquidated before, yeah? the 4480 resistance feels more like a liquidity pool waiting to drain your stops honestly. maybe wait for actual volume confirmation instead of just chasing macd crossovers like it's 2018 again.
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alpha_leaker
· 01-11 00:35
It's the same theory again; I've seen it too many times.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-09 12:15
Another V-shaped reversal, another bullish alignment. It sounds really good, but how are those who follow this approach actually doing?
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GasWhisperer
· 01-09 00:57
yo the v-reversal is giving classic bulltrap energy tbh... seen this before, ends badly lol
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GasOptimizer
· 01-09 00:52
The data looks good, but the capital efficiency of the 4465 entry is really not great.
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 01-09 00:52
Here comes the same old trick to harvest retail investors again. Who would believe such perfect numbers?
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 01-09 00:39
Here we go again with this routine, always saying "the opportunity looks good," but what’s the result?
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ContractFreelancer
· 01-09 00:34
It's the same old story, looks pretty convincing.
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FarmToRiches
· 01-09 00:28
It's the same old excuse again. Why haven't I made any money?
Gold and precious metals have recently shown impressive performance. From a technical perspective, the gold price has already stabilized above the 4460 level, after a quick rebound from a low of 4420. The daily chart shows a clear V-shaped reversal— a classic "bullish engulfing" pattern— further confirming that the previous breakout was actually a trap set by the bears.
The current bullish arrangement is very clear. The 5-day and 10-day moving averages are continuously rising, forming a standard bullish structure, while the previous high of 4480 is becoming a new resistance. Once broken, the upward space opens immediately, making it a good opportunity to go long.
On a detailed level, the hourly MACD has already formed a golden cross below the zero line, with red energy bars expanding continuously, indicating that the bearish momentum is rapidly weakening. The RSI remains around 63 in a strong zone, with no overbought signals yet, suggesting that there is still room for further upward momentum. The price has re-established all key short-term support levels, showing a typical upward channel with "higher lows and higher highs." The MFI indicator also rises in tandem, indicating healthy volume and price action.
In terms of trading strategy, consider entering long positions at around 4465, with a stop-loss below 4455. The initial target is set at 4495-4500. If the price can hold above 4500, then look to continue upward toward 4520, and possibly even touch the previous high near 4540.
This is only a technical analysis sharing and does not constitute any investment advice.