Leng Yijie: 3.18 Gold Falls Amid News Stimulus, Finding Support; Crude Oil 82 Bullish on Longs

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Gold experienced a sharp decline due to major evening news. It has repeatedly broken below support levels. Support has been severely breached, indicating a short-term bearish trend. The overall trend remains intact. The daily chart shows a downward shift in the center of gravity, indicating a bearish trend. In the short term, the decline is approaching previous support levels, forming a consolidation zone with oscillation. Observe tonight for a second rebound and potential downward space. The 60-day moving average resistance is around 4971. Support below shifts near 4800. Tonight’s range is expected to be between 4970 and 4800.

Gold tonight: Watch for the second rebound and downward space. Both bulls and bears have opportunities.

Crude oil retraced to 91 during the day and then surged to new highs. This morning, I emphasized that around 92, we should continue to be bullish. The upward movement is on track to reach 98-100-120.

Crude oil tonight: As emphasized this morning, continue to buy around 92 and aim for 98-100-120.

This article is by financial analyst Leng Yijie.

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