Recently, this wave of market movement has been quite intense. After gold effectively broke the key point of 4380 last week, the bulls haven't stopped and have been moving north all the way. It has now stabilized at 4450 and is heading straight for 4500.
Since breaking below 4380, gold prices have entered an unfamiliar range—there's no previous resistance above to hinder them, allowing bulls to run freely. The bears are in a bit of an awkward position, unable to find suitable shorting points, and they really don't dare to build positions casually. The entire market is dominated by bulls, who are testing new resistance zones in the short term.
It is worth noting that the precious metals sector is collectively on the move this time. Gold, silver, platinum, and palladium are all rising, especially platinum and palladium, which have surged for eight consecutive days, driven by institutional funds concentrating on bulk purchases.
But this is also a risk point - a market driven by institutional funds generally lacks stability. Once these large funds start to take profits, the entire sector may turn around instantly. According to the pattern, the withdrawal tide is likely to get stuck around the end of the Christmas holiday or just before and after New Year's Day, at which point gold and silver will also adjust.
From the current trend, 4380 has already reversed from a resistance level to a support level, with a solid bottom established. There is still a potential upward space of 150-200 dollars for gold prices, and no peak signals are seen in the short term, with bulls having continued momentum.
Technical analysis reference suggestions: • Can intervene to the north near 4485-4475 • The target level is 4495-4505 • Breakout target at 4515-4520
(This viewpoint is for market analysis reference only and should not be used as a basis for investment decisions.)
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 12-23 15:45
Institutions are scooping up, and we retail investors just have to watch? This wave of gold is rising too aggressively, I'm just afraid a pullback after Christmas will trap me in.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 12-23 09:26
Institutions buying the dip in precious metals is a trap I'm too familiar with; after a wave of concentrated buying, it's all about playing people for suckers... The Christmas withdrawal wave really needs to be guarded against.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 12-23 09:24
Institutions are scooping up, we need to be vigilant, once they run, retail investors will be trapped.
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AlwaysAnon
· 12-23 09:12
The institutions' buying spree is really aggressive, but I'm just afraid of a sudden Rug Pull before Christmas.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 12-23 09:11
The institutional buying this time is quite aggressive; I’m just afraid it will reverse after Christmas, and those who are trapped will be in tears.
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LightningSentry
· 12-23 09:06
Institutions are going on a buying spree, we retail investors need to be cautious.
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Recently, this wave of market movement has been quite intense. After gold effectively broke the key point of 4380 last week, the bulls haven't stopped and have been moving north all the way. It has now stabilized at 4450 and is heading straight for 4500.
Since breaking below 4380, gold prices have entered an unfamiliar range—there's no previous resistance above to hinder them, allowing bulls to run freely. The bears are in a bit of an awkward position, unable to find suitable shorting points, and they really don't dare to build positions casually. The entire market is dominated by bulls, who are testing new resistance zones in the short term.
It is worth noting that the precious metals sector is collectively on the move this time. Gold, silver, platinum, and palladium are all rising, especially platinum and palladium, which have surged for eight consecutive days, driven by institutional funds concentrating on bulk purchases.
But this is also a risk point - a market driven by institutional funds generally lacks stability. Once these large funds start to take profits, the entire sector may turn around instantly. According to the pattern, the withdrawal tide is likely to get stuck around the end of the Christmas holiday or just before and after New Year's Day, at which point gold and silver will also adjust.
From the current trend, 4380 has already reversed from a resistance level to a support level, with a solid bottom established. There is still a potential upward space of 150-200 dollars for gold prices, and no peak signals are seen in the short term, with bulls having continued momentum.
Technical analysis reference suggestions:
• Can intervene to the north near 4485-4475
• The target level is 4495-4505
• Breakout target at 4515-4520
(This viewpoint is for market analysis reference only and should not be used as a basis for investment decisions.)