On May 25, gold prices fell again!

On May 25, gold prices fell again!

In the past 48 hours, the price of gold has rebounded sharply from around $4,470, achieving a gain of nearly $100!

Investors who sold at a loss for less than $4,500 may now regret it!

Three major news events caused prices to rise simultaneously:

① The United States and Iran reached a framework agreement! As the opening of the Strait of Hormuz approaches, oil prices fell 5% and geopolitical risk premiums also fell.

Falling oil prices = lower inflation expectations = weaker reasons for the Fed to raise interest rates = the biggest negative factor for gold has fallen!

② The U.S. dollar index fell below 99! This is the first time in about two months; a sharp decline in the value of the dollar will naturally push gold prices higher.

③ Institutional investors began to switch from short to long!

$4580-4600: Short-term resistance; a break above this level could lead to further gains above $4,650.

$4530-4500: Strong support area, confirmed by three bounces.

Below $4,450 was support last week; now looks to be an excellent entry opportunity.

Technical analysis summary: The daily chart shows two consecutive days of gains, a bottom has been formed, and buyers are taking over from sellers!

👈 Main strategy: Buy on rebound to the $4530-4540 area, set stop loss orders below $4500, and target prices between $4580 and $4650.

👈 For aggressive traders: Try buying directly above 4550, adding to the position at 4530, and placing a comprehensive stop loss order at 4500.

👈 For short sellers: avoid shorting in the 4570-4580 range; short selling is only suitable for short-term trading, and falling below $4600 means immediate stop loss.

The main trading strategy this week is still to buy on dips.

💎【Key Points】 Don’t wait for $4,500 – this was last week’s low. The correct strategy is to wait for the price to fall to the $4530-4540 range before buying.

Breaking through $4,580 is a signal to increase positions, with a target price of $4,650-4,700.

Gold prices rose from $4,470 to $4,567 in less than 48 hours. The market always rewards those who predict the right direction and punishes those who follow either trend without thinking.

The current price of $4,567 is still low, and there is still plenty of room for growth!