Risk aversion is intensifying. Is the rally accelerating?

In early Asian trading on Monday, gold continued to rise, rising 1% at one point to a record high of $4,060 per ounce. Due to the tense international trade situation, escalating geopolitical risks, expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, and political turmoil in many countries, the safe-haven demand for gold remained high. As a non-interest-bearing asset, gold has once again proven its status as the "king of safe havens" amidst uncertainty shrouding global markets.

Gold is currently maintaining its trend, with a strong bullish structure intact, and has seen eight consecutive weeks of gains on the weekly chart. From a technical perspective, the RSI indicators on the daily and weekly charts have both reached 80, indicating overbought conditions. However, the daily MA10/7-day moving averages continue to open upward and gradually move up. After several rounds of adjustments last week, the market finally closed above the 5-day moving average of 4,000.

Technically, gold remains primarily bullish on dips, but be wary of sharp pullbacks after overbought levels. Recent market volatility is significant, so strict risk management is essential when participating in the market, and opportunities for entry during pullbacks are crucial.

Trading Strategy:

Long around 4025, stop-loss at 4015, profit range 4060-4080;
Short around 4080-4085, stop-loss at 4095, profit range 4040-4020;