Last week, the gold market experienced a fierce tug-of-war between bulls and bears, with analysts' opinions playing a crucial role. This Thursday, the ECB rate decision and Friday's US Non-Farm Payroll report will provide key insights into potential rate trends and the prospects for further gold price increases. This week, the gold market's trajectory remains uncertain, but analysts offer valuable insights. With the Fed's policy ambiguity and impending economic data releases, the future of the gold market is still unclear. However, most analysts and retail traders are optimistic about gold's short-term prospects, anticipating a price increase. Investors should closely monitor Fed policy moves and upcoming economic data to seize investment opportunities in the gold market.
Of the 10 Wall Street analysts surveyed, 60% expect gold prices to rise next week. Similarly, Kitco's online poll shows that 58% of retail traders also foresee a rise in gold prices, aligning with expert opinions.
Trading Strategy：
1. Engage in intraday range-bound trading, with a buy-first-sell-later strategy within the $2323.0—$2343.0 range.
2. Open long positions near $2325.0, with a stop loss at $2322.0, targeting $2333.0—$2338.0.
3. Open short positions near $2342.0, with a stop loss at $2348.0, targeting $2336.0—$2333.0.
4. If gold prices break through the $2350 level, shift to a bullish outlook and develop a new trading plan, with targets at $2362.0—$2372.0. Conversely, if prices fall below the $2322.0 level, a bearish breakout signal will be evident, with targets at $2306.0—$2296.0.
(This week is full of risk events including geopolitical crises, economic data releases, and central bank policy adjustments. Investors should stay vigilant!)
Of the 10 Wall Street analysts surveyed, 60% expect gold prices to rise next week. Similarly, Kitco's online poll shows that 58% of retail traders also foresee a rise in gold prices, aligning with expert opinions.
Trading Strategy：
1. Engage in intraday range-bound trading, with a buy-first-sell-later strategy within the $2323.0—$2343.0 range.
2. Open long positions near $2325.0, with a stop loss at $2322.0, targeting $2333.0—$2338.0.
3. Open short positions near $2342.0, with a stop loss at $2348.0, targeting $2336.0—$2333.0.
4. If gold prices break through the $2350 level, shift to a bullish outlook and develop a new trading plan, with targets at $2362.0—$2372.0. Conversely, if prices fall below the $2322.0 level, a bearish breakout signal will be evident, with targets at $2306.0—$2296.0.
(This week is full of risk events including geopolitical crises, economic data releases, and central bank policy adjustments. Investors should stay vigilant!)