9.25 Gold Morning Market Analysis
Yesterday, gold overall continued a weak downward trend. Persistent hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve officials, along with a gradual cooling of geopolitical safe-haven sentiment, put pressure on the price and drove it lower. At present, expectations for continued rate hikes and tightening still dominate the market. The chart has not shown any signs of reversal or bottoming. At this stage, it is absolutely not suitable to blindly catch the bottom and go long.
On the short-term, the one-hour structure is very clear: the market highs keep moving lower, and the overall trend is completely bearish. The current modest rebound is only a technical correction after consecutive declines, not a reversal upward. The rebound strength is limited, its continuation is poor, and in the near term the bears still control the market.
Looking at the larger four-hour cycle, the overall downtrend structure remains intact and the trend is still weak. In recent days, all mild recoveries are merely brief pauses during the ongoing decline. The chart shows neither stabilization nor a bottoming process, nor any reversal patterns. The larger trend remains aligned bearish.
Key battle points for today
Short-term resistance: 4300
Strong resistance boundary: 4330
Short-term support: 4244
Today’s overall trading approach
Intraday momentum should be dominated by selling near the highs, with limited buying at lower levels as a supplement—follow the trend first. If the market repairs upward, only consider short-term views.
✅ Rebound-and-sell strategy
If price rebounds into the 4300—4320 resistance zone and stalls under pressure, directly place sell orders following the trend
Unified defense: above 4330
Near-term downside targets: 4260—4240
The overall market is clearly weak. Rebound space is limited—do not chase longs, and do not guess the bottom. Be patient and wait for the rebound to reach resistance levels, then follow the trend. Keep tight position sizing and strict risk control.
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Yesterday, gold overall continued a weak downward trend. Persistent hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve officials, along with a gradual cooling of geopolitical safe-haven sentiment, put pressure on the price and drove it lower. At present, expectations for continued rate hikes and tightening still dominate the market. The chart has not shown any signs of reversal or bottoming. At this stage, it is absolutely not suitable to blindly catch the bottom and go long.
On the short-term, the one-hour structure is very clear: the market highs keep moving lower, and the overall trend is completely bearish. The current modest rebound is only a technical correction after consecutive declines, not a reversal upward. The rebound strength is limited, its continuation is poor, and in the near term the bears still control the market.
Looking at the larger four-hour cycle, the overall downtrend structure remains intact and the trend is still weak. In recent days, all mild recoveries are merely brief pauses during the ongoing decline. The chart shows neither stabilization nor a bottoming process, nor any reversal patterns. The larger trend remains aligned bearish.
Key battle points for today
Short-term resistance: 4300
Strong resistance boundary: 4330
Short-term support: 4244
Today’s overall trading approach
Intraday momentum should be dominated by selling near the highs, with limited buying at lower levels as a supplement—follow the trend first. If the market repairs upward, only consider short-term views.
✅ Rebound-and-sell strategy
If price rebounds into the 4300—4320 resistance zone and stalls under pressure, directly place sell orders following the trend
Unified defense: above 4330
Near-term downside targets: 4260—4240
The overall market is clearly weak. Rebound space is limited—do not chase longs, and do not guess the bottom. Be patient and wait for the rebound to reach resistance levels, then follow the trend. Keep tight position sizing and strict risk control.
#黄金