#大户持仓变化 The technical chart for gold has once again shown a classic double top pattern— the 4360 level is now very clear. The candlesticks have turned downward from above the moving average, directly breaking through a key support level. Currently, it remains under continuous pressure from the moving averages, clearly indicating a weak trend.
We mentioned yesterday that breaking through the 4380 threshold would not be easy. As expected, the price was blocked twice near 4360 and pushed back. The market's weakness is very obvious, and the probability of further decline is higher. The starting point of this round of rally is at 4260 below, which will become a key target for pullback.
Tonight, we will also watch the November non-farm payroll data. The market expects a bullish outcome, but don’t be fooled by appearances—gold’s movement doesn’t necessarily synchronize with the data, which is part of what makes trading interesting. I will keep an eye on any new developments.
You can short around 4365 directly, with a stop-loss set at 4382. Target at 4270 (with strong support at 4260 below)
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CryptoGoldmine
· 12-19 01:48
The double top pattern is indeed a common topic, but the data does support the bearish logic. The computing power network effect around the 4260 support level is worth paying attention to; once broken, it could trigger a chain reaction. I usually don't pay much attention to noise like non-farm payroll data; focusing on technical analysis and ROI return cycles is the right approach.
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TokenomicsShaman
· 12-19 01:44
Double top pattern is back again. Does it really work every time? It feels like gold is dropping quite sharply this time.
However, the non-farm payroll data will be released tonight. It's better to be cautious, as a reversal might occur.
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AirdropJunkie
· 12-17 21:49
Does a double top necessarily mean a drop? I don't think so. Non-farm nights often have black swans, don't be fooled by technicals.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 12-16 08:51
It's another double top. I've seen this trick too many times; 4360 is just a trap.
Once again, non-farm payrolls are about to cause trouble. Watch, this time it will still move in the opposite direction.
Short at 4365? I'll just watch and not copy the homework.
If it really drops to 4260 this time, I'll eat shit.
The moving average suppression is the old trick. Next time, try a new approach.
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GasFeeLover
· 12-16 02:30
The double top has fallen, and the 4360 line didn't hold. It seems that 4260 is the real bottom.
Is non-farm payrolls about to cause trouble? Gold might suffer even more this time.
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PanicSeller69
· 12-16 02:30
Double top drops down, can't even hold 4360 and still want to break through, laugh out loud, this is the true aroma of technical analysis.
Those non-farm payroll expectations, do they really think gold will obediently follow and rise? I'll just wait to see who gets proven wrong.
Short at 4365, try to see if 4270 can hold, otherwise the FOMO traders will have to cut losses again.
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WagmiAnon
· 12-16 02:27
Double top is back again. I feel like I've gotten tired of this routine.
#大户持仓变化 The technical chart for gold has once again shown a classic double top pattern— the 4360 level is now very clear. The candlesticks have turned downward from above the moving average, directly breaking through a key support level. Currently, it remains under continuous pressure from the moving averages, clearly indicating a weak trend.
We mentioned yesterday that breaking through the 4380 threshold would not be easy. As expected, the price was blocked twice near 4360 and pushed back. The market's weakness is very obvious, and the probability of further decline is higher. The starting point of this round of rally is at 4260 below, which will become a key target for pullback.
Tonight, we will also watch the November non-farm payroll data. The market expects a bullish outcome, but don’t be fooled by appearances—gold’s movement doesn’t necessarily synchronize with the data, which is part of what makes trading interesting. I will keep an eye on any new developments.
You can short around 4365 directly, with a stop-loss set at 4382.
Target at 4270 (with strong support at 4260 below)
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