Gold prices and those things about the Fed raising interest rates

　　On September 21, 2016, the Federal Reserve was obviously an old driver for raising interest rates, which disturbed the market. In fact, especially since the second half of the year, speculation about whether the Federal Reserve Yellen will raise interest rates is like a wolf coming and a wolf leaving, and it has never left people's attention.
　　So, why is the whole world focusing on the heavy move of raising interest rates? Will raising interest rates trigger a polarizing shift in global markets, leading to a sharp devaluation of assets and shrinking investors' pockets? Also, where is the feast of global assets at the inflection point, especially the gold investment associated with interest rate hikes? Do investors take this opportunity to step up their layout and wait for the opportunity to come, or continue to wait and see?
　　In fact, in terms of expectations, the market's worries and judgments about the future are not exaggerated. The answer is obvious. Every move of the Federal Reserve has a great impact on the world. As one of the best safe-haven tools, gold investment has far exceeded market expectations since the beginning of this year, with prices rising steadily. So, in the context of interest rate hike expectations, will the fate of gold be reversed, and who controls the market trend?
　　A word from the Fed is enough to influence the future pattern of the capital market. In the current extremely sensitive market, investors naturally need to figure out a clue and should not ignore every detail. We have seen that since December last year, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time since the restart of the decade, which drove gold to exhaust. In addition, affected by the Brexit event in June this year, the depreciation of the British pound hit a new low, which accelerated the rise of international risk aversion, and safe-haven assets including gold and the US dollar have become great beneficiaries. In the first half of 2016 , the price of gold rose more than 26%.
　　According to big data from the precious metal exchange platform, during the Brexit period, its platform users took a large number of long positions, and the long-short order ratio once reached 92%. Then there was a short-term correction in precious metal prices, the ratio of long orders decreased, and the ratio of long and short orders remained within a certain range.
　　"Because the recent economic data released by the United States has been mixed, the probability of interest rate hike in September is zero, and the bull market in gold will continue to continue." The analyst team of the precious metal exchange said that the platform's investment sentiment index also reflects Investors are mainly bullish, and more than 73% of users are bullish on gold, of which 52% tend to do long operations.
　　Especially after the opening of the market on September 19 (this Monday), the impact of the explosion in New York, the United States, the spot gold stabilized and rebounded by 5 US dollars, and the spot silver rose to the first line of 18.9. At the same time, the data of the precious metal platform also fluctuated greatly. The average deposit amount of users in a single day increased by 16% compared with last week. Investors who held short positions and wet positions before began to increase their positions in large numbers, and the long-short position ratio was close to 85% again. It has set a new high for many single transactions since the United Kingdom "Brexit", and investors' bullish sentiment has heated up again.
　　Here I just want to remind all investors that there are risks in the investment market, and you need to be cautious when entering the market. Some of the above views are for reference only!