Trader_Manuel

NFP fails to meet expectations, will gold fall?

Short
OANDA:XAUUSD   Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Dear friends, today’s non-agricultural employment data released was 303K, which is much higher than market expectations and the previous value, which is largely negative for gold. However, the performance of the gold market fell short of expectations. Gold only fell to around 2280 before rebounding again and recovering all losses. Gold is currently trading around 2300.

Will gold continue to fall? To be honest, I think gold will continue to fall after the rally. Because gold has touched its lowest position near 2267 during the decline, it has destroyed the early strong trend to a certain extent.

Therefore, I will not be overly bullish on gold at the moment. In addition, gold is still suppressed by the previous high of 2305-2310 area, and the bearish structure on the hourly chart still needs to be digested at the technical level. The current news and technical resonance are negative for gold, so even if gold rebounds partially and even touches the 2305 area again, I always believe that gold will continue to fall.

At present, I still hold short gold orders near the 2294 and 2302 positions. Although I am currently at a floating loss, I am not worried at all. I always firmly believe that gold will fall again and turn losses into profits!

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