During October, the price continued to move away from the maximum painful price of the gold October contract. The current Put/Call position ratio remained 0.75-0 and leveled, still below 1, reflecting the dominance of bulls but not overheating; the transaction ratio quickly declined to 0.3-0, short-term short...
2025-08-29 09:21:37
During October, the price continued to move away from the most painful price of the gold October contract. At present, the put/call position ratio remains 0.75-0 and flat, still below 1, reflecting the dominance of bulls but not overheated; the transaction ratio quickly declined to 0.3-0, and the short-term short-term short-term short power ebbed. The volatility end moved up as a whole for three days, remaining at 14.5% -15.5% and maintaining a positive slope, but the right wing is steeper, indicating that the market is more worried about the volatility caused by the upsurge. At present, the overall multi-tone is accompanied by market volatility. If the October gold price steps back on 3420-3430 (corresponding to the current price 3388-3398), you can consider low suction. If it can break 3455-3470 (corresponding to the current price 3423-3438), you can choose to follow the trend. However, if it falls below 3410 (corresponding to the current price of 3378), you need to be vigilant against the retracement expansion and repeated quotes caused by the continued rise in volatility. (This interpretation is only a preliminary analysis of the new tool data and does not constitute investment advice. For more real-time option data, please subscribe to the "Option Kanban" Mini Program) < br > < img src = "https://flash-scdn.jin10.com/cde8c660-ba8d-40f5-bb73-88eebd36f803.jpg" referrerpolicy = "no-referrer" >
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