The gold market has experienced several waves of correction, but the long-term upward trend remains clear. From the recent movements since December, the 4170 level has been repeatedly confirmed as a key support, and medium-term holders can consider positioning around this point.
The two rally phases after the New Year have directly targeted the 4500 level, which is no coincidence — the technical indicators from early December already hinted at this. At present, it seems highly probable that this breakout will be completed before the Spring Festival, and the overall trend remains in a healthy upward channel.
For traders looking to participate in this wave, the earlier pullbacks actually offer quite good entry opportunities. Whether for swing trading or medium-to-long-term holding, the current technical pattern of precious metals deserves serious attention. The key is to find the right rhythm — a pullback that does not break support is a good point to add positions, and a breakout of key resistance is the true confirmation signal.
Combined with the performance of other assets like BTC, ZEC, and others, the overall market risk appetite is gradually increasing, and the appeal of precious metals as a safe-haven asset is also re-emerging.
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ImpermanentSage
· 01-10 12:54
4170 Iron Gate, if it can't break through, it will have to continue stacking
Rush to 4500 before the Spring Festival? It all depends on the market sentiment
Add on a pullback? Come on, I'll wait until it breaks the level
Safe-haven assets are hot again, can gold hold the line this time?
BTC sets the pace, gold can only sway along
Sounds good, but the key is to break resistance to count
Swing trading is easy, but timing the rhythm is hard
Everyone says long-term bullish, but the hard part is surviving until that day
Is 4500 the target or a dream, brother?
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 01-10 12:53
Break 4170 and then withdraw; this wave of gold looks very uncertain.
BTC has already risen, but gold is still hesitating. It feels like the risk aversion heat has cooled down.
Can it break 4500 before the Spring Festival? Dream on. Last time someone said that, they lost a lot.
Add to positions on a pullback? I'm just waiting for it to drop another 200 before I decide.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 01-10 12:47
4170 has indeed been broken several times, but each time it rebounds... Isn't it better to honestly focus on support levels for positioning?
Before the Spring Festival, aiming for 4500? Feels like just storytelling again, let's wait for a breakout to confirm.
Add more on dips that don't break support... I've heard this kind of talk about BTC too many times, and you all know how it turned out.
Safe-haven assets? Can gold combined with LP liquidity outperform? It still depends on capital efficiency.
Actually, it's just a matter of risk appetite increasing; gold's turnaround is entirely due to cyclical rotation.
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HodlKumamon
· 01-10 12:28
I have already noted the 4170 level. I'll wait for a pullback to gently get in.
Will it break 4500 before the Spring Festival? How is the data support? Bear wants to see the specific statistical significance.
Safe-haven assets are shining again. This wave is indeed worth taking seriously; it's not gambling but strategic positioning.
Add to positions on pullbacks as long as support isn't broken. I need to engrave this in my mind.
BTC is driving precious metals. The increase in risk appetite is really obvious, and market sentiment is gradually improving.
Is the 4500 resistance level so critical? What's the approximate probability of breaking through? Looking for reliable data.
Friends holding medium to long-term positions, hang in there. This upward channel looks very healthy.
The gold market has experienced several waves of correction, but the long-term upward trend remains clear. From the recent movements since December, the 4170 level has been repeatedly confirmed as a key support, and medium-term holders can consider positioning around this point.
The two rally phases after the New Year have directly targeted the 4500 level, which is no coincidence — the technical indicators from early December already hinted at this. At present, it seems highly probable that this breakout will be completed before the Spring Festival, and the overall trend remains in a healthy upward channel.
For traders looking to participate in this wave, the earlier pullbacks actually offer quite good entry opportunities. Whether for swing trading or medium-to-long-term holding, the current technical pattern of precious metals deserves serious attention. The key is to find the right rhythm — a pullback that does not break support is a good point to add positions, and a breakout of key resistance is the true confirmation signal.
Combined with the performance of other assets like BTC, ZEC, and others, the overall market risk appetite is gradually increasing, and the appeal of precious metals as a safe-haven asset is also re-emerging.