Abstract:On Friday, November 25, Beijing time, during the Asian and European trading session, spot gold shocks up, once refreshing this week's high to $ 1761.06 per ounce, now slightly back near to $ 1756.60 per ounce.
Market Overview
On Friday, November 25, Beijing time, during the Asian and European trading session, spot gold shocks up, once refreshing this week's high to $ 1761.06 per ounce, now slightly back near to $ 1756.60 per ounce.
On the one hand, the dovish Fed meeting minutes to keep pressure on the dollar, approaching nearly three-month lows, U.S. bond yields fell to a new low of nearly one and a half months, to gold prices to provide upward momentum; on the other hand, the geopolitical situation is relatively tense, the global recession fears linger, also to provide support for gold prices. Gold prices bias to the long side in the short term, which is expected to shake up the recent highs near 1786 resistance; however, this trading day is the day after Thanksgiving, the U.S. financial markets will be closed early, and the overall trading may be limited. This trading day focus on the geopolitical situation and the European Union for the Russian oil price cap consultation situation.
Mohicans Markets strategy is only for reference and not for investment advice. Please carefully read the statement at the end of the text. The following strategy will be updated at 15:00 on November 22, 2022 Beijing time.
Technical Analysis
Due to the holiday, the CME was not updated with options data, only order flow points are available for reference.
Order flow key point marking (Spot Price):
18078 Month high, mid-term resistance
1785-1795 Mid-term resistance
1773-1775 Second resistance
1766 Long-short boundary, key resistance
1758 Yesterday's daily high resistance
1750-49 Support level, possible pullback signal if below daily
1743-44 First support level
1736 Weak support level
1730 Neckline support of W-bottom, back to confirm, key
1722-25 Key support level this week (daily 382 retracement, previous double top)
1712 Starting point of CPI, key support in the medium term
Note: The above strategy was updated at 15:00 on November 25. This policy is a daytime policy. Please pay attention to the policy release time.
Order flow key point marking (spot price):
22.5 Mid-line resistance
22.05-22.25 Early high level, mid-line resistance
21.8 Key resistance: 78.6% down since last Tuesday+high on November 10
21.66 Daily high on yesterday, the upper limit of intraday consolidation
21.5 Weak resistance, basic breakthrough at present
21.35-21.37 Lower limit of intraday consolidation
20.9-21 Mid-line support
20.6 Mid-line support
Note: The above strategy was updated at 15:00 on November 25. This policy is a daytime policy. Please pay attention to the policy release time.
Order flow key point marking (January Futures Price):
84.5 Second resistance of the week
82-82.5 First resistance
80.7 Small M top neck line resistance
80 Mid-line long and short boundary, and it is expected to resume upward momentum after the station
79-79.5 Trading heavy point, resistance zone
78.4 Maybe the resistance level, but the test is very difficult at present
78 Pay attention to whether there is a chance to step back or fall down again
77 Strong support within of the day
75-75.3 Yesterday rose to the low point+the low point in September, which is expected to form a daily double bottom, with strong support from the middle line
74 Second goal of short and key support, double bottom neckline last November
Note: The above strategy was updated at 15:00 on November 25. This policy is a daytime policy. Please pay attention to the policy release time.
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