Gold is still experiencing oscillations and adjustments, and whether it can hold these key levels is crucial.

Currently, gold remains in a consolidation phase after a decline, with prices fluctuating around 4430. The trend is still unclear.

In the short term, resistance levels are at 4450 to 4470, where upward movements may encounter resistance and pull back; support levels are at 4300 to 4320, where a rebound is likely after a decline. Right now, the gold price is in the middle, and it’s not clear whether it will break upward or downward.

From a technical perspective:

Moving averages still indicate a bearish trend; the recent rebound is more about correcting the trend rather than a reversal.

Although MACD shows a golden cross, the upward momentum is weak, and its sustainability is uncertain.

Trading volume has not significantly increased, indicating low market participation and cautious sentiment.

Trading Strategy:
Operate within the range for now.

Consider short positions if the price rebounds to the resistance zone at 4450-4470.

Consider long positions if the price pulls back to the support zone around 4320.

Key Judgment:

Only if the gold price firmly stays above 4470 can the market potentially turn stronger.

If it falls below 4300 again, it’s likely to continue downward into a new wave of decline.

Investing involves risks; trade cautiously. The above is only an analysis and does not constitute investment advice.