#Solana行情走势解读 Gold Metal Critical Point at 4477! Non-Farm Data Incoming, Fireworks Ignite Between Bulls and Bears
Gold prices repeatedly test high levels, with 4477 acting like a life-and-death threshold. As non-farm data approaches its release, all market participants are holding their breath—will this be a signal for the Federal Reserve to cut rates, or a trigger for a new round of correction? Capital is wildly probing at the boundary, and market sentiment has been stretched to the limit.
Looking back at last week, passive funds faced forced selling, causing gold prices to plunge near 4407. This "technical liquidation" may not be a true crash, but it amplified market panic. The sharp adjustment in commodity indices is as relentless as a tide; rules have no warmth, but risks continue to brew.
December non-farm employment is expected to increase by only 60,000, with signs of unemployment concerns already emerging. Bets on Fed rate cuts are heating up, with the market already pricing in two cuts in advance. Behind the wave of corporate layoffs, AI is reshaping the employment landscape. This "jobless expansion" can suppress inflation, but it also boosts demand for safe-haven assets, with gold leading the charge.
Short-term dollar strength puts pressure on gold prices, but if non-farm data falls short of expectations, the dollar could retreat, potentially triggering a second wave of gains for gold. Geopolitical tensions, fiscal deficit pressures, and sovereign funds continuously increasing holdings—all these factors reinforce the logic of safe-haven demand.
A major institution has set a target of $5,000 for gold by 2026—whether this is visionary insight or just wishful thinking remains to be seen. Traders sneer: only when non-farm data is truly released can we see who is swimming naked.
Now, the door at $4477 is right in front of us—pushing through might bring huge profits, retreating could lead to the abyss. Will you choose to enter?
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RunWithRugs
· 14h ago
Is level 4477 really that mysterious? It feels like every time someone calls it the life-and-death line.
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liquidation_surfer
· 01-12 04:40
Most of the naked swimmers are retail investors. Institutions have been buying heavily below 4400 when they called for 5000 early on. Let's wait for the non-farm payroll data to see what happens.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 01-12 04:23
Is level 4477 really that critical? To be honest, I care more about the gap at the moment non-farm payrolls are released. Historically, those "life-and-death levels" have all been broken through.
Gold breaking 5000? Are they just bragging or do they really have confidence? Anyway, I don't trust those institutional target prices. Let's wait until the data is confirmed.
The naked swimming theory is pretty good. Right now, it's hard to tell who is truly making money and who is losing. Holding half a position to manage risk feels more comfortable.
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ChainChef
· 01-12 04:11
nah the recipe's half-baked tbh... gold's just been simmering too long at 4477, feels like market's waiting for someone else to taste-test first lol
#Solana行情走势解读 Gold Metal Critical Point at 4477! Non-Farm Data Incoming, Fireworks Ignite Between Bulls and Bears
Gold prices repeatedly test high levels, with 4477 acting like a life-and-death threshold. As non-farm data approaches its release, all market participants are holding their breath—will this be a signal for the Federal Reserve to cut rates, or a trigger for a new round of correction? Capital is wildly probing at the boundary, and market sentiment has been stretched to the limit.
Looking back at last week, passive funds faced forced selling, causing gold prices to plunge near 4407. This "technical liquidation" may not be a true crash, but it amplified market panic. The sharp adjustment in commodity indices is as relentless as a tide; rules have no warmth, but risks continue to brew.
December non-farm employment is expected to increase by only 60,000, with signs of unemployment concerns already emerging. Bets on Fed rate cuts are heating up, with the market already pricing in two cuts in advance. Behind the wave of corporate layoffs, AI is reshaping the employment landscape. This "jobless expansion" can suppress inflation, but it also boosts demand for safe-haven assets, with gold leading the charge.
Short-term dollar strength puts pressure on gold prices, but if non-farm data falls short of expectations, the dollar could retreat, potentially triggering a second wave of gains for gold. Geopolitical tensions, fiscal deficit pressures, and sovereign funds continuously increasing holdings—all these factors reinforce the logic of safe-haven demand.
A major institution has set a target of $5,000 for gold by 2026—whether this is visionary insight or just wishful thinking remains to be seen. Traders sneer: only when non-farm data is truly released can we see who is swimming naked.
Now, the door at $4477 is right in front of us—pushing through might bring huge profits, retreating could lead to the abyss. Will you choose to enter?