#BTC与代币化贵金属对比 Gold Technical Analysis: Consolidating and Building Momentum, Enter on Pullbacks
The market always rewards those who follow the trend. When the trend is established, hesitation becomes the biggest cost — many traders get caught up in the notion of "bottom fishing," accumulating losses that only grow larger, while opportunities slip away one after another.
A core logic was pointed out the day before yesterday: regardless of how the early morning decision unfolds, a pullback in gold is a bullish signal. The results were solid — during the day, the market built positions around 4190 to go long, and took profits smoothly at 4201; after the decision was announced, gold price dipped to 4182 and then rebounded directly, eventually reaching 4238.6, fully demonstrating the rhythm of testing lows and rallying.
The current situation is very clear. Keep a close eye on the key resistance zone at 4245-4260; in the short term, watch for resistance at 4225-4230. On the downside, 4190-4200 is an important support zone; further down, 4165-4175 forms a strong support bottom. From the 4-hour chart, the overall consolidation is essentially a period of adjustment and buildup, with each pullback serving as a window for long entries.
Specific Trading Strategy
Place long positions in the 4200-4209 range. If the price probes 4185-4190, add to your position and increase longs, with a stop loss set at 4177. The first target is 4245-4250. If broken, continue holding for higher targets.
Real trading is about timeliness; entry and exit signals need to be captured in real-time during trading. With many years of experience in the precious metals market, if your recent trades have been cold or your account is shrinking, feel free to share your ideas — maybe I can help you identify the problem. $BTC $ETH
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PositionPhobia
· 12-13 23:48
That's right, the only concern is greedily bottom-fishing and getting caught. Based on your previous logic, you indeed nailed the timing—buying at 4190 and selling at 4201. This approach works!
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BlockchainTherapist
· 12-13 10:17
It's that same strategy of buying on pullback again. The problem is, how many times can you stop loss at the bottom of the pullback, haha.
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CounterIndicator
· 12-11 09:06
You're digging a hole for others again, last time you lost a thousand on the "core logic."
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GameFiCritic
· 12-11 09:06
It's that same "buy on dip" logic again... It sounds smooth, but the resistance of gold under deflation expectations is definitely worth examining. The question is, what about the incentive mechanism? If there's no sustainability, a breakdown and sharp decline will be just as disastrous.
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ForkThisDAO
· 12-11 09:02
It's the same old story of buying the dip. It sounds nice, but how many people truly avoid chasing highs and miss the opportunities? I've seen so many people brainwashed by the phrase "every pullback is a window of opportunity," only to get liquidated immediately after breaking through 4177.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 12-11 08:59
It's the same logic of buying on pullback again, feels like I can guess right every time... Will it really break 4260 this time?
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PanicSeller
· 12-11 08:53
Same old story, buy in on pullbacks? The last time I heard that, I lost two months' salary directly. Now, seeing this kind of "window period" makes me nervous.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 12-11 08:53
It's the same old "buy on pullback" argument again. It sounds nice, but in reality, it's just betting on the direction. I took a look at the 4190 level and feel it's a bit weak.
#BTC与代币化贵金属对比 Gold Technical Analysis: Consolidating and Building Momentum, Enter on Pullbacks
The market always rewards those who follow the trend. When the trend is established, hesitation becomes the biggest cost — many traders get caught up in the notion of "bottom fishing," accumulating losses that only grow larger, while opportunities slip away one after another.
A core logic was pointed out the day before yesterday: regardless of how the early morning decision unfolds, a pullback in gold is a bullish signal. The results were solid — during the day, the market built positions around 4190 to go long, and took profits smoothly at 4201; after the decision was announced, gold price dipped to 4182 and then rebounded directly, eventually reaching 4238.6, fully demonstrating the rhythm of testing lows and rallying.
The current situation is very clear. Keep a close eye on the key resistance zone at 4245-4260; in the short term, watch for resistance at 4225-4230. On the downside, 4190-4200 is an important support zone; further down, 4165-4175 forms a strong support bottom. From the 4-hour chart, the overall consolidation is essentially a period of adjustment and buildup, with each pullback serving as a window for long entries.
Specific Trading Strategy
Place long positions in the 4200-4209 range. If the price probes 4185-4190, add to your position and increase longs, with a stop loss set at 4177. The first target is 4245-4250. If broken, continue holding for higher targets.
Real trading is about timeliness; entry and exit signals need to be captured in real-time during trading. With many years of experience in the precious metals market, if your recent trades have been cold or your account is shrinking, feel free to share your ideas — maybe I can help you identify the problem. $BTC $ETH