Spot gold and silver are trading in the peak of high-level chips, holding the long-short boundary is still expected to fluctuate at a high level or rebound further; crude oil chips do not indicate the direction, short-term test the long-short boundary again...
On November 25th, the price of gold continued to fall from a three-week high due to profit taking. Spot gold plunged $35 short-term to hit $2,660/ounce, down 2.07% in the day. Spot silver fell 2.00% in the day to $30.69/ounce.
On November 6th, spot gold fell to $2,720/ounce, the first time since October 25th, falling 0.88% on the day; spot silver fell back to below $32/ounce, down 2.00% on the day.
On November 6th, spot gold fell back to below $2,710/ounce, down 1.23% in the day. Spot silver fell sharply by $1.01 during the day and is now at $31.64/ounce, down 3.10%.
Spot gold broke through $2,760 an ounce, up 0.59% in the day. Spot silver expanded its intraday gain to 1.00%, now at $32.98 an ounce.
On October 31st, spot gold fell below $2,760/ounce, down 0.94% in the day. Spot silver fell to $33/ounce, down 2.32% in the day.
On October 31st, spot gold fell below $2,750/ounce, falling nearly $20 since the PCE announcement, down more than 1% in the day. Spot silver fell 3.00% in the day, now at $32.76/ounce.
On October 29th, spot silver rose more than 2% in the day and is now at $34.34/ounce. Spot gold hit a record high of $2763.20 per ounce.
On October 21st, spot gold stood at $2,730/ounce, setting a new record high and rising 0.31% in the day. Spot silver rose more than 1.00% in the day and is now trading at $34.06/ounce.
On October 4th, spot silver rose 1.00% to $32.34 an ounce. Spot gold rebounded to $2,660 an ounce.
On August 5th, spot gold fell below the $2,400 mark for the first time since July 30th, falling 1.76% in the day. Spot silver fell below the $27 mark for the first time since May 6th, falling 5.4% in the day.
On July 9, spot gold fell by $7 short-term to $2,354 per ounce; spot silver fell by about $0.3 short-term to $30.70 per ounce.
On June 12, spot gold and silver fell back after soaring, and have now given up more than half of the increase after the release of the US CPI report. Spot gold was quoted at $2,327/ounce, narrowing the increase to less than 0.5%, and spot silver was quoted at $29.78/ounce, narrowing the increase to 1.7%.
The technical summary before the daily US market shows that there are 6 mainstream trading varieties with short selling opportunities today, including 4 commodities (spot gold and silver, US and cloth oil) and 2 foreign exchange (US index, US and Japan)!