#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Is gold expected to reach new highs? What do the technical indicators suggest?

Last Friday, I positioned a long order at 4307, and it has now risen to 4365, with a single profit of 5900. Behind this wave of market movement, the resurgence of risk aversion played a crucial role - over the weekend, risk appetite declined, and on Monday, gold opened with a direct jump, with bulls in high spirits.

But don't rush to chase the highs. Looking at the 4-hour chart, although the price is rising, there are slight signs of retraction at the top of the candlestick, indicating that the bullish momentum is weakening. Below the 4380 level, it's better to wait before entering, to avoid falling into a retracement trap.

Switching to the 1-hour timeframe, gold is gradually pushing higher along the ascending trend line, with a clear short-term upward momentum. The market is likely to challenge the historical peak of 4383. Meanwhile, 4315 has become a key support level—this is the position that bulls must defend, and if it breaks down, caution is needed.

How to operate? The logic is very straightforward: there is an opportunity to go long when it pulls back to around 4315; if it successfully breaks through the historical high of 4383, continue to follow up when it approaches the pullback. Go with the trend, don't think about going against it.