#比特币与黄金战争 Friday Gold Pre-market Observation

European and American markets are closed for the Christmas holiday. What does this mean? Trading volume shrinks, liquidity dries up, and any small movement could lead to larger price swings. In other words, the technical reference weight needs to be raised to a higher level.

After trading resumes on Monday, there are three things to watch closely:

First is Goolsby’s speech—this Federal Reserve official’s remarks can directly reveal the latest direction of interest rate policies, and the market is always sensitive to this.

Second is the US new home sales data, which not only reflects the temperature of the real estate market but also indicates whether the overall economy still has vitality.

Third is related statements from Trump. Such declarations often stir risk appetite waves, and investor sentiment can reverse instantly.

From a technical perspective: the 4-hour chart has already signaled an adjustment. The 4445 level is the dividing line between bulls and bears—the middle Bollinger band and trend support converge here. If gold falls below 4440, the short-term top is confirmed; conversely, if it stabilizes, there’s still room for upward momentum.

How to operate? Short-term traders can build long positions in batches within the 4455-4447 range, with the first target at 4490-4530. If it breaks through again, look at 4550. As for trend longs already entered below 4400, you can continue to hold, but be sure to set stop-loss orders to protect your principal.

(Gold market risks coexist; trading decisions should be cautious. The above is for market observation reference only.)