#美国SEC代币化股票交易计划 Gold surged to 4455.67 in the middle of the night but lost momentum, currently oscillating between 4440 and 4455. From a technical perspective, the 4425 level is a strong support. The bullish trend hasn't changed in the short term; as long as this level holds, the outlook remains bullish.
4460 is a critical resistance point. Once it stabilizes above this level, the next target is directly towards the 4480-4500 range, which has significant potential.
Next, focus on the non-farm payroll data—this data often triggers intense volatility. During the Asian session this morning, a slow upward oscillation is expected.
From a trading perspective: if gold can stay above 4455, small positions can be used to try long entries; conversely, if it falls below 4443, wait for a rebound to the support zone at 4422-4428 before entering. Do not chase before the non-farm data release, as this is when traps are most likely. The correlation between US economic data and tokenized stock markets is becoming increasingly evident, so traders need to monitor macro factors simultaneously.
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YieldHunter
· 01-08 12:45
ngl, the whole 4455 resistance thing sounds solid technically speaking, but if you look at the data on nonfarm movements... degens always fomo right before the actual print. that's literally when impermanent loss hits hardest. sustainable returns come from waiting, not chasing. 🤷
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NestedFox
· 01-07 23:04
It's starting to consolidate again. This wave 4455 feels like a reassurance, as if it's a safety pill, and it really doesn't want to go up anymore.
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BearMarketGardener
· 01-06 00:19
4460 can't be broken yet, still have to wait. This wave of the market is a bit slow to heat up, just repeatedly testing people's patience.
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FortuneTeller42
· 01-06 00:13
4455 can't be broken, wait for the non-farm payrolls. At this time, when you're itching to trade, you're most likely to suffer losses.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 01-06 00:13
ngl the nonfarm data correlation thing is interesting but empirically speaking, y'all are treating macro like it's some magic bullet... the research actually shows isolated asset classes still move independently 60% of the time. also that support level framework? lacks clear kpis imo. where's the actual backtest data 🤔
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DefiVeteran
· 01-06 00:06
Don't mess around before the non-farm payrolls. Last time I was itchy and got caught, and I'm still holding the position now.
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blocksnark
· 01-06 00:00
4455 is no longer exciting; I'm too familiar with this routine... Where's the breakout we promised? It's just oscillating back and forth again. So annoying.
#美国SEC代币化股票交易计划 Gold surged to 4455.67 in the middle of the night but lost momentum, currently oscillating between 4440 and 4455. From a technical perspective, the 4425 level is a strong support. The bullish trend hasn't changed in the short term; as long as this level holds, the outlook remains bullish.
4460 is a critical resistance point. Once it stabilizes above this level, the next target is directly towards the 4480-4500 range, which has significant potential.
Next, focus on the non-farm payroll data—this data often triggers intense volatility. During the Asian session this morning, a slow upward oscillation is expected.
From a trading perspective: if gold can stay above 4455, small positions can be used to try long entries; conversely, if it falls below 4443, wait for a rebound to the support zone at 4422-4428 before entering. Do not chase before the non-farm data release, as this is when traps are most likely. The correlation between US economic data and tokenized stock markets is becoming increasingly evident, so traders need to monitor macro factors simultaneously.