#密码资产动态追踪 Midnight Gold Review: CPI Data Lands, the Truth Behind Gold's Surge and Pullback

Trading is like playing chess; just waiting for the wind to come is useless—it's essential to sharpen your blades during market fluctuations, choose the right positions, and seize opportunities when they arise.

Today’s gold market was like a roller coaster. It shot up directly to 4630 in the morning, reaching a historical high before turning around and falling; then in the evening, another wave pushed prices higher, once again hitting a record. As soon as the December US CPI data was released, gold prices rose slightly, but now they’ve retreated below 4600.

From a technical perspective, the RSI has long been overbought and continues to be so. The selling pressure in the 4608 to 4630 range is very heavy. To hold in the short term, watch whether 4575 can withstand; if it breaks, then 4555-4560 becomes the real line of defense. On a macro level, since CPI was in line with expectations, the market’s expectations for the Fed’s next move haven’t changed much.

The current strategy is clear: sell at high levels. You can build short positions in several batches around 4620-4630, with a stop-loss above 4640. First target is 4575; if that breaks, then look further down to 4555.