What economic data should be seen for gold speculation, and how to judge the trend of gold speculati

Data 1: Non-farm payrolls.

The U.S. non-farm payrolls data mainly includes three major values: non-farm payrolls, employment rate and unemployment rate, and the non-farm payrolls are one of the most important indicators affecting the direction of the dollar.

As a traditional market drama, the U.S. Department of Labor releases the previous month's non-farm payrolls data at the beginning of each month. The number of non-farm payrolls is increasing, people's consumption is increasing, inflationary pressure is high, and interest rates need to be raised to curb inflationary pressure.

Data 2: Consumer Confidence Index.

The consumer confidence index is an indicator that reflects the strength of consumer confidence, and it is also a comprehensive reflection and quantification of consumers' evaluation of the current economic situation and subjective feelings about economic prospects, income levels, income expectations and consumption psychological states, and is a leading indicator of the economic trend.

As a big consumer, the United States accounts for the majority of the U.S. economy in terms of consumer spending, and consumption is also the main driving force for U.S. economic growth.

Paying attention to the U.S. consumer confidence index can predict the direction of the U.S. economy in advance, so as to ****** the trend and help investors accurately judge the market**.

Data 3: Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

Gross domestic product (GDP) refers to the market value of all final goods and services of all resident units in a country or region in a certain period.

The higher the U.S. GDP, the better the U.S. economy, which drives interest rates, which is good for the dollar and bad for the dollar.

When the U.S. GDP is released, investors can compare the current value to the previous quarter's head.

Data 4: Retail sales index.

The U.S. Retail Sales Index is known as a terrifying data, and the retail sales index, which is paid in cash or by credit card, is the business scope of the retail industry, but the service industry is not included.

In the United States, a nationwide retail sample survey is conducted every month, covering retail businesses of all shapes and sizes.

The increase in retail sales represents an increase in personal consumption expenditure, an improvement in economic conditions, and if interest rates are expected to rise, it is good for the dollar, not bad**. On the contrary, it is bearish and bullish for the dollar.

Increasing knowledge again, it turns out that you need to look at these important "data" to make ** investment!

1. Understand the meaning of curves. The appearance of a white curve indicates the weighted index of **, which is the actual index that the stock exchange always mentions when it is published daily. The red and green bars will always appear near the red and white bars, and its main function is to reflect the different proportions of all buy and sell orders on the data at that time.

The increase or decrease of the red bar can directly indicate the increase or decrease of the buying power when **, and the increase or decrease of the green bar line can indicate the increase or decrease of the selling power of the next market. The yellow bar line often appears below the red and white charts, mainly to indicate the volume of each minute, and it is measured in lots.

2. Morphology and position. There are two main forms of investment, one is long-term and the other is short-term. Usually, investors pay more attention to the long-term pattern, because the trend of the short-term pattern is in a relatively small range, and there is not much data on withdrawals.

At the same time, it is easy to be affected by various factors, it is difficult to accurately grasp, and eventually fall into a variety of influencing factors and get lost.

3. The timing of opening a position. The choice of the timing of opening a position is actually a matter of grasping the rhythm on the basis of analyzing the trend. Because **** always moves forward in waves, the trend is mixed with adjustment trends, and the long-term, medium-term, and short-term trends may be inconsistent.

If the trend is right, if the rhythm is not right, there will be a problem of stop loss and exit.

4. Fund allocation**After the initial opening of the transaction, if the investor chooses to continue to increase the position in an unfavorable direction, then the number and interval price of the additional position must be planned. Once the price level of the position is too intensive, so that the position is rapidly expanded in a narrow price range, the risk tolerance of the account will be greatly reduced.

1. What does **** mean?

Chart is also called candlestick, Japanese line, yin and yang line, etc., **is its most common name, it was used to calculate the change in the price of rice at the beginning, and then it has a place in the **, **, options and other ** markets.

It is shaped like a columnar shape and can be split into hatches and entities, which we call **. The part of the shadow above the body is called the upper shadow, the lower part is called the lower shadow, and the body is divided into yang and yin.

PS: The shadow represents the highest and lowest prices of the day's trading, and the entity represents the opening price and ** price of the day.

Among them, red, white bars and black framed hollows are common ways to represent the bullish line, and green, black or blue solid bars are chosen to represent the black candlestick.

In addition to the above, when we observe the "doji", a line is the shape of the physical part that has changed.

In fact, the doji is very simple, which means that the ** price of the day is the opening price.

Through the analysis of **, we can have a good grasp of the buying and selling points (although **can't**, but **still has a certain guiding significance), which is best for novices.

It should be worth noting here that**analysis is more difficult, if you are just starting out**,**you don't understand, it is recommended to use some auxiliary tools to help you judge whether a** is worth buying.

For example, the following diagnosis stock link, enter your favorite ****, it can automatically help you valuation, analyze the situation, etc., I used this method to transition when I first started, which is very convenient: [Free] Test your **current valuation position?

Below I will tell you about a few ** analysis tips, so that you can quickly know some simple knowledge.

2. How to use **** for technical analysis?

1. The solid line is a black line.

**What is the trading volume, this time is what we should pay attention to, once there is a small trading volume, it means that the stock price may decline in the short term; And the trading volume is very large, and most of the stock price will be long-term.

2. The solid line is a positive line.

What does a solid line represent as a bullish line? It means that the stock price is more dynamic, and whether it is long-term, it still needs to be judged in combination with some other indicators.

For example, the form, industry prospects, valuation and other factors indicators, but due to space problems, can not be detailed, you can click the link below to understand: novice beginners must have the basic knowledge of the basics.

The trend chart is a technical graphic that displays the information of the trading market, time, trading volume and other information on the coordinate chart in a curve or a certain period of time. The horizontal axis of the coordinates is a fixed time period, the upper part of the vertical axis is the **** or index of the time period, and the lower half shows the trading volume.

According to the definition, trend charts can be divided into two types: curve charts and ** trend charts.

1) White curve: represents the weighted index, that is, the actual index that the stock exchange publishes every day.

2) Yellow curve: ** does not weigh the index, that is, the ** index is calculated without considering the size of the plate, but all ** affect the index as the same.

3) Red and green bars: There are red and green bars near the red and white curves, which are the ratio of the number of buy orders to sell orders that reflect all of the orders in real time. The decrease in the growth of the red bar indicates the increase or decrease in the buying power; The shortening of the growth of the green bar indicates the strength of the selling order.

4) Yellow bar: below the red and white chart, it is used to indicate the trading volume of each minute, and the unit is lots (each lot is equal to 100 shares).

Novices don't think too much about indicators, it's easy to confuse judgments, take a look at it, such as a 60-minute chart, 20 or 60 days, long in the bearish, bearish below. Enter the market decisively, and stop loss simply.

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This investment is nothing more than buying and selling, people who don't know anything, the probability of buying the right is 50%, investment is not gambling, holding the heart of gambling, no matter how much you make in the end, you will lose in the end, so investment is a long-term financial process, what we can do is to try to improve the probability of the right one, so that the profit is maximized. Then this involves the judgment and grasp of the best quasi-storage and incineration fertilizer.

There are really a lot of indicators in it, many people ask me what indicators are the most useful, in fact, every indicator is useful, can be invented and widely circulated, are some very classic indicators, then the focus is on what indicators are suitable for you. Here is a personal habit of looking at the market.

First of all, let's talk about the main chart indicator, my personal habit is to look at the Bollinger bands, which have three lines, the upper band, the lower band, and the middle band. Through three lines, an upward channel, a downward channel and a **** are formed. Secondly, the author of the attached chart indicator is accustomed to looking at the MACD, and judging the rise and fall momentum through the golden cross and death cross of the MACD and the volume near the 0 axis.

Then there are some patterns to help in the analysis, such as head and shoulders bottom, head and shoulders top, M pattern, W pattern, etc. In addition, I personally recommend that the indicators not look too much, and too many will contradict each other. Pure hand-played, I hope it will help you, hope. Thank you.

1. Judgment of support points and resistance points. **Judgment: If there is a relatively large white candle on the 1-hour and 4-hour daily line, then the bottom, top and middle of the long white line are more effective supports and can be used as a reference (the daily line is especially important).

Bollinger Bands Boll judgment: the hourly line, the 4-hour line, and the daily Boll upper band are all effective resistance in the near future, while the Boll lower band is used as an effective support in the near period. Combined with the different time periods, it can be seen that the strength of the basic support resistance.

2. Judgment of **. MA5, MA10, MA30, MA120 (especially weekly**, when the gold price fell sharply for a few weeks, it fell back to MA30, which is a very effective support, the daily line is forcible **, **long, then the gold price has deviated from MA5 for a long time after a period of strong pulling, so there is generally a need to fall back to the MA5 position**, at this time, you can draw your own approximate MA5 extension line, then the point, is a relatively strong support, the same reason as the downward trend. In other time periods, MA other coefficients, **** pullbacks are effective support and resistance.

3. Judgment of the trend: (1) If a wave of trend is maintained for a long time, especially if the trend is maintained for a long time, especially if the **** is sideways in an interval and walks out of a box range, then the top of the box is a more effective resistance, and the bottom is a relatively strong support. (2) In addition, **(**) a wave, then pull up (**), and then go down (**) this level again, repeat many times, then this point basically forms a bottom (top), which is a more effective support and resistance point.

**Chart** Chart** Chart, also known as Yin-Yang Chart or Candlestick Chart, is generally divided into: day**, week**, month** and minute**. Its formation depends on four data in each unit of calculation, namely the opening price, the highest price, the lowest price, and the highest price.

When the opening price is lower than the ** price, ** is a bullish candle; When the opening price is higher than the ** price, ** is a negative line; When the opening price is equal to the price, it is called a doji. When the ** is a white line, the thin line between the most ** and ** prices is called the upper shadow, the thin line between the lowest price and the opening price is called the lower shadow, and the bar between the opening price and the ** price is called the body.

Spot trends. Trends are your friends", finding the dominant trend will help you see the overall direction of the market and give you a sharper insight. Especially when shorter-term market fluctuations are disrupting the overall market, weekly and monthly chart analysis is best used to identify longer-term trends. Once you've spotted the overall trend, you'll be able to make a choice among the time horizons you want to trade.

Support and resistance.

Support and resistance levels are points in the chart that experience sustained upward or downward pressure. Support levels are usually the lowest of all chart patterns (hourly, weekly, or yearly), while resistance levels are the highest points (peaks) in the chart. When these points show a recurrent trend, they are identified as support and resistance.

** The best time to sell is near a support and resistance level that is not easily broken. In a bullish market, broken resistance levels can act as support for an upward trend; However, in a bearish market, once the support level is broken, it turns into resistance.

For speculation, charts can provide great help for technical analysis, but investors still need to pay attention to fundamental news, and the combination of the two can correctly judge the trend of the gold market, so as to achieve the purpose of profit.