Gold Prices Are Frequent And Spot Gold Dikes Are More Low.

On Wednesday (December 31st), the price of gold was traded at $1199 / ounce in the early morning of the Asian market. The gold price of the overnight market had another amazing performance. However, it still did not break through the $1200.

Financial calendar data, the American Council of consumers Confidence index To a higher extent, this has hindered the rebound of international gold prices to a certain extent. Today is the last trading day of 2014.

　　 Graphic Referred from Reuters China's international gold price soon dropped back after receiving a big pillar. The international gold price is now hovering near the brink belt. The upward trend of KDJ index has begun to change.

Spot gold days in the watershed near 1198-1199, the overall interval between 1212-1184, early morning look at the trend of short term bulls, attention to the upper 1210-08 pressure level.

In the 4 hour chart, the spot gold bullion belt opens up, the KDJ three line below is gathered, and the short-term gold spot trend is still downwards, focusing on the break position near 1198.

Separate from K-line Form point of view, last night rose in the vicinity of 1211 D point forming, according to Fibonacci series 0.312 to calculate, this trend reversal of the low point is just around 1198, that is, today's gold price gap.

Today, if the gold price is broken down by 1198, then it will be 1190-1188 or even lower. It will be short selling at the bottom of the market, but it will be able to enter the empty market at the bottom of 1212. However, it does not touch the 1212 high point.

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Since 2014, the trend of US stocks has been ups and downs. In the early part of the year, severe cold weather hit corporate earnings and investors worried about the slowdown in the emerging market. The S & P 500 index had a callback, especially some high growth stocks in biotechnology and the Internet sector. Then, with the support of the world's major central banks to relax policies and the good performance of the US economy, the US stocks rose again. Despite a sharp fall in mid 9-10, a strong rebound since October has recovered land lost.

Since the bottom rally in March 2009, the bull market in the US equity market has lasted for six years. Since 2014, the S & P 500 index has been on record for the 52 time.

By the end of December 26th, the S & P 500 index closed at 2088.77 points, a record high, rising 13% in the year. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 18054 points, rising 8.9% during the year, and the Nasdaq composite index closed at 4806 points, a cumulative increase of 15% in the year.

Looking forward to 2015, most agencies expect US stocks to continue to rise, driven by factors such as the continued improvement of the US economy, the maintenance of loose monetary policy by most central banks and the active stock repurchase, but the increase has narrowed compared with the past two years.

Analysts expect the US economy to grow by 2.2% in 2014 and further increase to 3% in 2015. Profit growth will benefit from the steady expansion of the economy. Analysts expect average earnings per share in the S & P 500 to grow by 8%-10% in 2015, which will become a major driver of the US stock market in the coming year.

The global research department of the Bank of America and Merrill Lynch expects strong fundamentals and healthy growth of the US economy to support investors' optimism. It is expected that by the end of 2015, the S & P 500 index will rise to 2200. Although the era of high return and low volatility has passed, the long-term bull market of US stocks will continue.

By contrast, analysts at Deutsche Bank are relatively cautious and believe that in 2015, the US stock market will start off in the first quarter because of the expected growth in earnings per share and the expected increase in the Fed's interest rate. In the first quarter, the S & P 500 index will probably return more than 5%. The bank expects that by the end of 2015, the S & P 500 index will rise to 2150.

Goldman Sachs analysts believe that although the outlook for the overall market outlook is optimistic, the absolute return on asset prices in the next few years may be relatively low. Although the US stock has potential to rise further, it will not be able to increase its space compared with before.

According to Reuters released the latest survey, Wall Street analysts on the S & P 500 index at the end of 2015 and the end of the year, the average expected points were 2103 points and 2200 points, compared with the 26 closing points 0.6% and 5.3% respectively; the Dow Jones industrial index 2015 year-end and the end of the expected points were 18500 points and 18858 points, respectively, 26 points higher than the 26 and 26.