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XAUUSD: 19/10 Today’s Trading Strategy

OANDA:XAUUSD   Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Gold prices experienced a strong rise yesterday, stimulated by risk aversion due to the possible expansion of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Gold soared nearly $40 during the trading day, hitting a high of 1962.5, before pulling back slightly. At the final close, gold closed up 1.28% at 1947.81.

The daily line reached a maximum of 1962.9, and then began to consolidate under the influence of Bollinger's upper track pressure, and finally closed at 1947.4. However, the closing positive line indicates that the market is expected to continue to rise, and technically there is continued bullish demand. The 4-hour chart shows the market's unilateral rise in heavy volume, relying on the mid-track rise, and has not yet retreated and corrected. The current rate of increase is beginning to slow down, and may turn into a shock-type increase next. A direct rise indicates that the market is strong, has greater impact, and has better continuity. As the rally progresses, higher prices are bound to face greater resistance. Market adjustments and shocks are inevitable. At this time, the trader needs to have good market reading skills. The current support is around 1940, any pullback should be viewed as aggressively bullish and continue to focus on new highs. Regarding gold’s operating ideas, it is recommended to focus on long positions, with bullish calls on lows; the upper suppression point is 1968-1976. The important short-term resistance at the top is located at the 1975-1987 line, and the important short-term support at the bottom is at the 1940-1943 line.

SELL:1942~1944
SL1938
TP1:1952
TP2:1958

SELL:1969~1972
SL:1976
TP1:1964
TP2:1958

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