12.24 Investment Gold Customer Gold Afternoon Review: Bullish Strength Continues, High-Position Fluctuations Expected in the Holiday Atmosphere

There is no need to envy others' "quick money"; true wealth growth has always been hidden in the "slow" — entering the market with spare cash, maintaining a safety margin, not blindly following the noisy hotspots, and not getting tangled in short-term gains and losses, just like planting a tree, enduring loneliness, and time will naturally nurture the blooming of compound interest. Losses are not failures, but the market is teaching you to respect; missing out is not regret, but a preparation for the next precise opportunity.

The long positions established near 4440 yesterday successfully took profit and exited near 4520, locking in nearly $70 profit; the replenishment opportunity near 4470 suggested in the morning strategy landed accurately, once again securing dollar gains.

The current round of gold price surge is fundamentally driven by the resonance of multiple logics. Easing expectations have become the primary driver: the U.S. November employment data fell short of expectations, inflation levels continue to decline, and the market's bets on two rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in 2026 are heating up, combined with the easing monetary direction advocated by Trump, the appeal of gold as a non-interest-bearing asset has significantly increased.

The technical aspect shows clear bullish signals: in the short-term moving average system, the MA5 moving average continues to diverge upwards and firmly stands above the MA10 moving average, with prices consistently operating above the moving average combination, forming a solid moving average support system, and the short-term trend shows strong momentum with no signs of reversal. In the medium to long term, the MA60 moving average maintains a steep upward trend, and the moving average system shows a standard bullish arrangement, currently forming strong support at the 4400 level, confirming the sustainability of the trend. Although the hourly MACD briefly showed signs of a short-term top divergence, it was quickly absorbed by the newly added bullish strength, which is a normal consolidation in a strong market and does not constitute a basis for trend reversal.

In terms of market prediction, as long as the support level is not effectively breached, the probability of continuing the bullish trend is extremely high. With the Christmas holiday approaching, market liquidity may tend to tighten, combined with the current strong market pattern, the probability of a significant pullback is low, and the short-term is likely to maintain a high-position fluctuation upward rhythm.

The operation strategy suggests relying on key support levels to layout long positions: entering the market when the price retraces to the 4470-4475 range, and replenishing positions at the 4445-4450 range, targeting the previous high point of the 4520-4525 area.