2026-01-21 02:10:40

#贵金属黄金与白银刷新历史高位 Gold has once again hit a new high. Yesterday, it surged to $4780, setting a new all-time high. The early trading session was only at $4776, but it continued to rise, with the intraday increase reaching 2.38%. There are indeed several key drivers behind this rally.

First, the Fed's rate cut expectations for 2026 are becoming increasingly clear. Central banks around the world are still aggressively buying gold, and with geopolitical tensions ongoing, safe-haven funds are continuously flowing in. Meanwhile, the US dollar index is weakening, further highlighting the value of gold as an asset. Multiple factors resonating together have naturally propelled gold prices higher.

However, there is a need to be cautious about one issue—short-term overbought conditions. From a technical perspective, the daily RSI indicator is approaching the overbought zone, and four-hour signals are beginning to show a pullback. Although the overall bullish trend remains solid, profit-taking pressure is building up. Additionally, recent easing of geopolitical tensions suggests that short-term corrections are possible.

Looking at the daily chart, the breakthrough of the previous high has fully opened up upward space, and the medium- to long-term bullish logic remains unchanged. But in the short term, precise trading is necessary—corrections are normal, and entering after confirming support levels below will be more prudent.

【Trading Strategy】
Gold: The range of 4780-85 can be used to establish long positions, with a stop-loss at 4770, and targets at 4850 and 4870;
Silver: Long positions within 92.8-93.2, with a stop-loss at 92, and targets at 96 and 97.

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zkProofGremlin

· 01-21 02:39

Here we go again, this time really a pullback, right? 4780 has been broken, and the greedy funds should come out and take a breather.

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 01-21 02:35

Gold has surged again, but this wave of risk is a bit too high... RSI is almost overbought --- The central banks are疯狂 buying gold, retail investors should be cautious, don't forget to set a stop loss at 4770 --- Long-term is fine, but I'm worried that a short-term spike might cause a pullback, and the pressure to retrace is really brewing --- The Fed's rate cut expectations are so clear? Then 2026 is still far away, isn't entering now just gambling with luck? --- Geopolitical cooling has caused gold prices to rise even more, what does that mean... investors are really scared --- Silver at 93.2, can it reach 97? Sounds tempting, but I think it's risky... --- Breaking 4780 to hit a new all-time high and then starting to pull back? Isn't that normal? Don't be greedy if you're long --- Looking at the technicals, it feels like it can't hold much longer, the bullish pattern is okay but don't be too optimistic --- The US dollar index is weakening, the recent rise in gold has logic, but how much further can the space be mined?

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 01-21 02:34

Already up again? Bro, I missed this wave and I feel a bit regretful. Gold at 4780, I think I need to wait for a pullback before entering. The central bank's crazy gold buying is indeed amazing; the safe-haven buying hasn't stopped. I agree with the short-term overbought situation; RSI is near the top. Be careful not to buy the dip and end up buying the meat. The 4770 stop-loss level is good; is there support below? The dollar is weak, so gold is holding firm. This logic makes sense. What about silver? Can it hold at the 92 level? It feels like silver is more easily hammered down. Wait for the next pullback opportunity to get in, otherwise, it’s too painful to buy at the top.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-21 02:11

It's rising again... Can it really break 4850 this time? Feels like every time, that's what they say. Gold hit a new high again, I was so scared I quickly closed my short positions. Oh my, it's at 4780, I was hesitating yesterday whether to chase or not... The central bank is stockpiling gold, should we retail investors follow or not? Feeling a bit anxious. Short-term overbought conditions, how much can it pull back and fall? I have no idea. Is this wave really going to push to 4850 or just trap stop-losses again? The Fed's rate cut expectations are clear, so gold should keep rising. Feels like everyone is buying gold, what if it suddenly crashes someday? I've never been confident about the support zone, maybe I should just give up. Silver at 92.8, buy in? Is this price level suitable, brothers? Has anyone tried it?

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