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.