市场资讯及洞察

Markets are navigating a familiar mix of macro and event risk with China growth signals, US inflation updates, central-bank guidance and earnings that will help confirm whether the growth narrative is broadening or narrowing.
At a glance
- China: Q4 GDP + December activity + PBOC decision
- US: PCE inflation (date per current BEA schedule)
- Japan: BOJ decision (JPY/carry sensitivity)
- Earnings: tech, industrials, energy, materials in focus
- Gold: near record highs (yields/USD/geopolitics watch)
Geopolitics remain fluid. Any escalation could shift risk sentiment quickly and produce price action that diverges from current baselines.
China
- China Q4 GDP: Monday, 19 January at 1:00 pm (AEDT)
- Retail sales: Monday, 19 January at 1:00 pm (AEDT)
- PBOC policy decision: Monday, 19 January at 12.30 pm (AEDT)
China’s Q4 GDP and December activity data, together with the PBOC decision, will shape expectations for China's growth momentum and the durability of policy support.
Market impact
- Commodity-linked FX: AUD and NZD may react if growth expectations or the policy tone shifts.
- Equities: The Shanghai Composite, Hang Seng and ASX 200 could respond to any change in how investors view demand and stimulus traction.
- Commodities: Industrial metals and oil may move on any reassessment of China-linked demand.
US
- PCE Inflation: Friday, 23 January at 2:00 am (AEDT)
- PSI: Friday, 23 January at 2:00 am (AEDT)
- S&P Flash (PMI): Saturday, 24 January at 1:45 am (AEDT)
- Netflix: Tuesday, 20 January 2026 at 8:00 am (AEDT)
The personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index is the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge and a key input for rate expectations and (by extension) Treasury yields, the USD, and growth stocks. Markets are likely to focus on whether the reading changes the inflation path that is currently priced, rather than simply matching consensus.
Market impact
- USD: May move if rate expectations shift, particularly against JPY and EUR.
- US equities: Growth and small caps, including the Nasdaq and Russell 2000, may be sensitive if the data or interpretation challenge the current rate outlook.
- Gold futures: May be influenced indirectly via moves in Treasury yields and the USD.
Japan
Key reports
- Inflation: Friday, 23 January at 10:30 am (AEDT)
- Bank of Japan (BoJ) Interest Rate Meeting: Friday, 23 January at ~2:00 pm (AEDT)
Markets will focus on what the BOJ signals about inflation, wages and the policy path. A shift in tone can move JPY quickly and flow through to broader risk via carry positioning.
Market impact:
- JPY/USD pairs and crosses: Pairs are sensitive to any guidance change and the USD/JPY has broken above 158, but the move could reverse if the BOJ strikes a more hawkish tone.
- Japan equities and global sentiment: Could react if the dynamics shift.
- Broader risk assets: May be influenced via moves in the USD and volatility conditions.
US earnings
- Netflix: Tuesday, 20 January 2026 at 8:00 am (AEDT)
- Johnson & Johnson: Wednesday, 21 January at 10:20 pm (AEDT)
- Intel Corporation: Thursday, 22 January at 8:00 am (AEDT)
A busy week of US earnings is expected with large-cap names across multiple sectors reporting. Early results and, importantly, forward guidance may help clarify whether growth is broadening or becoming more selective.
With the S&P 500 close to the psychological 7,000 level, earnings could be a catalyst for a fresh test of highs or a pullback if guidance disappoints.
Market impact
- Upside scenario: Results that exceed expectations and are supported by steady guidance could support sector and broader market sentiment.
- Downside scenario: Cautious guidance, particularly on margins and capex, could weigh on individual names and spill into broader indices if it becomes a repeated message.
- Read-through: Early reporters in each sector may influence expectations for related stocks, especially where peers have not yet provided updated guidance.
- Bottom line: This is a week where the market may trade the forward picture more than the rear-view numbers. The key is whether guidance supports the idea of broad, durable growth, or whether it points to a more selective backdrop as 2026 unfolds.
Gold
Continued strength in gold may support gold equities and gold-linked ETFs relative to the broader market but geopolitical developments and policy uncertainty may influence demand for defensive assets.
A sustained reversal in gold could be interpreted by some market participants as a sign of improved risk confidence. The driver set matters, especially whether the move is led by yields, USD strength, or a fade in event risk.


2002年,一位名叫陈浩的作者出版了《筹码分布》一书。该书以筹码研究为切入点,开创了技术分析的一个全新分支,书中的诸多观点在之后广为流传,并对市场分析方法产生了深远影响。如今,许多国内主流交易软件中都配有筹码分布功能,其概念正是源自这本书的核心内容。然而,各大软件中的筹码分布功能并不尽完善。它们背后的模型在时间维度上存在一定缺陷,无法精确追溯每笔成交对应的建仓时点,只能依赖时间推移进行自然衰减的估算。这种方式虽然简单直观,却容易导致偏差,尤其是在剧烈波动的市场环境中。基于这一局限,TradingView在原有理念基础上进行了改进。用户可以自定义时间区间或价格区间,系统将基于该区间内的实际成交数据生成成交量分布图谱。值得注意的是,TradingView所呈现的是成交量分布,而非直接定义的筹码分布。这种方式更为客观,给予用户更高的分析自由度,交易者可以根据成交量的堆积情况,结合自身判断推导出可能的筹码分布情况,而不是被动接受软件直接给出的、可能存在误差的结果。令人欣喜的是,GO Markets平台近期已正式接入 TradingView,用户现可在同一平台上实现行情分析与交易操作的一体化,大幅提升交易效率。只需注册我们的交易账户,并开通相应的TradingView使用权限,即可开始使用成交量分布这一强大功能。接下来,我们将为您演示这一功能的具体使用方法。首先,打开我们在TradingView中的图表窗口,并选择想要分析的标的,这里以苹果公司(Apple)的股票为例。在左侧工具栏中,可以找到一个名为 “Forecasting and Measurement Tools” 的图标。点击图标右侧的展开按钮后,会出现一组相关工具。

在其中的Volume Based分栏下,可以看到两个关键选项:Fixed Range Volume Profile和Anchored Volume Profile。这两个工具分别对应两种不同类型的成交量分布展示方式:Fixed Range Volume Profile:用于分析指定价格区间内的成交量分布。Anchored Volume Profile:用于分析自某一特定时间点以来的成交量分布。我们先来看一下Fixed Range Volume Profile的展示效果。点击该工具后,在图表中选择一个起点和终点,例如,如果我们想研究苹果股票在2024年4 月份从高点回落这段时间内的成交量分布,只需选中相应区间,即可生成分析结果,如下图所示:

可以看到,该工具清晰地展示了该时间区间内不同价格水平的成交量分布。与传统的下方成交量柱状图不同,这里是按价格维度来分布成交量,而非按时间。这种展示方式有助于我们识别出市场中多空力量的集中区域,即哪些价格区间吸引了大量交易,从而辅助判断潜在的支撑位和压力位。如果我们改用Anchored Volume Profile工具,则展示的是自选定时间点至今这一期间内的成交量分布,更适合用于趋势跟踪或关键事件后的交易结构分析。

总的来说,TradingView提供的成交量分布工具,为我们进行筹码分析和市场结构判断提供了更加直观和灵活的方式。无论是通过 Fixed Range Volume Profile 分析特定区间内的成交量堆积,还是借助 Anchored Volume Profile跟踪某一关键时点以来的交易情况,都能有效帮助我们识别主力建仓区域、判断支撑压力位,提升交易决策的准确性。相比传统交易软件中固化的筹码分布模型,TradingView更强调分析自主性。建议有一定交易经验的投资者深入学习并运用这一工具,为自己的技术分析体系增添一项强有力的辅助手段。联系方式:墨尔本 03 8658 0603悉尼 02 9188 0418中国地区(中文) 400 120 8537中国地区(英文) +248 4 671 903作者:Michael Miao | GO Markets 悉尼中文部


1. Inflation Uncertainty
While recent data has shown core inflation moderating, core PCE is on track to average below target at just 1.6% annualised over the past three months.Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell made clear that concerns about future inflation, especially from tariffs, remain top of mind.“If you just look backwards at the data, that’s what you would say… but we have to be forward-looking,” Powell said. “We expect a meaningful amount of inflation to arrive in the coming months, and we have to take that into account.”While the economy remains strong enough to buy time, policymakers are closely monitoring how tariff-related costs evolve before shifting policy. Powell also stated that without these forward-looking risks, rates would likely already be closer to the neutral rate, which is a full 100 basis points from current levels.
2. The Unemployment Rate anchor
Powell repeatedly cited the 4.2% unemployment rate during the press conference, mentioning it six times as the primary reason for keeping rates in restrictive territory. At this level, employment is ahead of the neutral rate.“The U.S. economy is in solid shape… job creation is at a healthy level,” Powell added that real wages are rising and participation remains relatively strong. He did, however, acknowledge that uncertainty around tariffs remains a constraint on future employment intentions.If not for a decline in labour force participation in May, the unemployment rate would already be closer to 4.6%. Couple this with the continuing jobless claims ticking up and hiring rates subdued, risks are building around labour market softening.
3. Autumn Meetings are Live
While avoiding firm forward guidance, Powell hinted at a timeline:“It could come quickly. It could not come quickly… We feel like the right thing to do is to be where we are… and just learn more.”This suggests the Fed will remain on hold through the July meeting, using the summer to assess incoming data, particularly whether tariffs meaningfully push inflation higher. If those effects prove limited and unemployment begins to rise, the stage could be set for a rate cut in September.


The US has entered the Israel-Iran war. However, despite an initial 4 per cent surge on the open, oil has settled where it has been since the conflict began in early June — around US$72 to US$75 a barrel.Trump claims the attacks from the US on Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend are a very short, very tactical, one-off. This is something his base can get behind — some really big conservative players do not want a long-contracted war that sucks the US into external disputes.Whether this will be the case or not is up for debate, but there is a precedent from Trump's first presidency that we can look to. Iran had attacked several American bases in 2019, as well as attacking Saudi Arabia's most important oil refinery with Iranian drones. There wasn't a huge amount of damage; it was more a symbolic movement and display of capabilities by Iran.Initially, Trump didn't react — it took pressure from Gulf allies like the UAE and Israel for him to respond, which saw him order the assassination of the head of the Iranian Defence Force, Qasem Soleimani. This led to an Iranian response of ‘lots of noise’ and ‘cage rattling’, but minimal real action events, just a few drone attacks. Trump is betting on the same reaction now.If Iran follows the same patterns from the previous engagement, the geopolitical side of this is already at its peak.As of now, Iran is not going after or destroying major Gulf energy capabilities. Nor have there been any disruptions to the shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. In fact, apart from a posturing vote to block the Strait, Iran has not made any indication that it is going to disrupt oil in any way that would lead to price surges.Additionally, despite the U.S. military equipment buildup in the region being its highest since the Iraq war, critical Iranian energy infrastructure is running largely unscathed.This all suggests that the geopolitics and the physical and futures oil markets remain disconnected. Oil will spike on news rumours, but the actual impacts in the physical realm to this point remain low. Of course, this could change in future. But, for now, the risk of seeing oil move to US$100 a barrel is still a minority case rather than the majority.


最近天下并不太平,过去几个月中东地区连续多个国家之间爆发了冲突。而过去一周以色列和伊朗互射导弹最终把美国也卷了进去。在周末的时候用B2长途奔袭,用上了15吨的地堡毁灭者给伊朗的地下设施狠狠的来了一波。相信新闻和各种视频大家都已经看过了,我就不多说了。今天咱们还是向北京出租车司机学习:赚白菜的钱,操世界和平的心。咱们来说说,这以色列和美国对伊朗动武以后,对咱们澳洲有啥影响呢?会不会导致降息被推迟呢?咱们先来说说最直接的影响:股市和油价。

在美国周末空袭伊朗核设施后,毫无意外引发中东局势紧张,伊朗直接宣布将要封锁他门前的海域。因此市场担忧霍尔木兹海峡被封锁,导致原油价格在周一开盘跳涨。今日布伦特原油上涨约2.4%至65–80 美元/桶区间波动。而在过去的3周时间,自从以色列发射导弹之后,油价已经上涨超过了20%。从62美元直接涨到了75美元一桶。按照打仗之前澳洲油价91号大约在170分澳元激素按,20%意味着91号汽油将会在2周后达到200分澳元一升以上的价格。而根据澳洲统计局的激素按,澳洲汽油每升将增加约10–12澳分,相当于普通家庭每周额外支出约5澳 。同时澳洲汽油价格每上涨1%,将会对澳洲的GDP产生0.01-0.03%的负面影响。所以如果是20%的油价上涨长期维持一段时间,将会对澳洲GDP在那一段时间里产生0.2-0.6%的负面影响。如果这个时间是3个月,那基本上,澳洲在那个季度的GDP很有可能出现负数。毕竟现在就算油价没有上涨,澳洲GDP涨幅也少得可怜。油价的上涨也将会直接导致民众手里的可用资金减少,从而增加通胀压力。那理论上来说,如果因为油价上涨20%,而导致通胀重新反弹的话,那澳洲央行是不是要重新考虑加息,或者说至少延迟降息呢?我在今年年初时判断澳洲降息会比较慢,但是后面被打脸了。但是随着现在国际局势的变化,尤其是由于中东的战争将会使得油价在未来一段时间维持在高位,这将会使得原本就增长缓慢的澳洲经济雪上加霜。澳洲央行将会再次,并持续面临一个两难的局面:压通胀,还是保经济?

其实三岁小孩都知道,澳洲的通胀只是统计局的书面数字看上去低了。但是实际百姓生活的开支最近简直疯了:我每周去超市购物,深有体会:鸡蛋:两大超市经常断货,不断货也要8澳元甚至10澳元一打。番茄:这个最近更加夸张,8澳元一公斤已经算你运气好了,墨尔本经常出现10澳元的番茄,让咱们中国人原本最普通的番茄炒蛋直接变成Fine Dining的一道菜。咖啡:普通一杯已经到了6澳元,如果加一个豆奶,碰上周末10%额外收费,直接到8澳元,就问你,一天还敢买两杯吗?车票:每天火车票已经接近10澳元一天。汽油:唯一还算可以的油价,因为伊朗的问题,将会再次回到2澳元一升的时代。咱们华人在City经常吃的午饭:兰州拉面:21澳元。越南河粉:18澳元,越南包:14澳元。沙拉盒饭:18-23澳元。

这么说吧,统计局说澳洲的通胀在过去6个月稳步下降。虽然我知道适度润色是正常的,但是这已经不是润色了,这已经是美图秀秀了吧?你告诉我,那个咱们日常生活中的商品或服务价格是在下降的?既然物价这么高,通胀明明还没有降息,为什么澳洲央行急于开始降息呢?因为相比于物价高,经济的快速降温带来的伤害更大。在过去20年里,澳洲一直坚持:政治靠美国,经济靠中国的政策,在两个大国之间灵活走位。除了有几年政府抽疯搞单边外交以外,大部分时间都基本保持着一个:身在曹营心在汉的角色。但是,由于最近曹营粮草不足,而且可能要不足相当长一段时间,直接导致了澳洲变得很尴尬。咱们从传统的矿业就可以看出,不论是必和必拓还是力拓,不论是铜铁煤油还是锂锌镍,过去12个月价格都在走低。这说明啥?这说明市场对于未来,注意,关键词:市场猜测,未来国际买家对于这些资源的需求将会减少。大家记住,股价反应的是买卖双方在此时此地,对于这个公司未来的一个预判。而不是过去,也不是现在。股价,代表的是买家对于未来的信心。同样的,澳洲的降息时间长短,其实也可以理解为澳洲央行对于澳洲经济未来的信心:如果央行对于未来有信心,那其说法就类似24年底那样:完全不用急于降息,慢慢来,反正我底子好,等的起。先把通胀完全搞定再说。

但是一旦澳洲央行判断经济冷却速度过快,那通胀就不是最紧要的问题了,咖啡番茄再贵也不是问题,经济冷了,再热就难了。所以必须加快降息。根据现在ASX RBA Tracker的数据,市场给出了超过80%以上的概率澳洲央行会在7月降息。从侧面也说明了目前金融市场同样也觉得,即使物价还在高位,也应该立即着手拉动经济了。那如果我们把以上伊朗,美国和澳洲央行这些综合情况集中到一起,可以做出一个总结:美国对于伊朗的空袭,引发了国际市场的担忧,而美元作为避免货币,澳元作为风险货币,将会在未来一段时间走出截然相反的走势。油价的上涨会伤害世界各国经济,但是由于美国和俄罗斯都是产油国,因此伤害最大的是中国。澳洲伤害也不小。但是有天然气出口可以抵消一部分。澳洲央行将会面临巨大压力:油价上涨会带动物价上涨,但是另一方面经济下滑的压力越来越大,最终两害相权取其轻,澳洲央行会选择先降息保经济。一句话总结:澳洲将会面临长期的高通胀困境,而持续的高通胀,将会加速贫富差距。大家一定要问一下身边的专业理财师,或者自己做一下研究,看一下如何在高通胀环境下安排好自己的投资。在高通胀下,普通人口袋里的钱很容易就会被高物价消耗完,所以如果不提前做一些预案,那3,5年后有准备和没有准备的人差距就会很明显了。联系方式:墨尔本 03 8658 0603悉尼 02 9188 0418中国地区(中文) 400 120 8537中国地区(英文) +248 4 671 903作者:Mike Huang | GO Markets 销售总监


Position management is one of the most overlooked skills in trading. The shiny new entry setups seem to proliferate our social media channels, while position management receives little airplay.Yet it can be what separates a trader who rides price moves with clarity on when to take action, from one who repeatedly watches their unrealised profits simply vanish.In this article, we break down both sides of position management — scaling in and scaling out — and explore practical ways you can blend these tactics into your existing strategy.
What Are ‘Scaling In’ and ‘Scaling Out’?
Scaling in means opening your full intended position size in planned stages instead of all at once when you first see a potential set-up. This allows you to test your idea with smaller risk first, then add size as the trade proves itself. Done well, it’s like gradually moving with the “market breath” as it shows evidence of a continued move.Scaling out means taking profits off in “chunks” as the price reaches certain levels — locking in some realised profit gains rather than waiting for an all-or-nothing technical exit. Through banking gains progressively, you also reduce risk, leaving less at the mercy of the next Truth Social post or sentiment-changing event.
Why Do This?
At first glance, this may sound unnecessarily messy. Why not just get in and get out — keep it clean?Real markets rarely move in a straight line, even with the strongest of trends. Trends invariably develop in waves, and reversals can often happen quickly, irrespective of instrument or timeframe.
Benefits of Scaling In
- Risk Control: By starting small, you’re not overcommitted too early. If the setup fails, your loss is smaller.
- Confirmation: Adding when a trend continues to be confirmed helps align your exposure with demonstrated market momentum. Price action is king, and this should dictate what we do and when we do it.
- Confidence Booster: Committing in smaller steps feels less intimidating, particularly when combined with a trail or scaling-out strategy.
Benefits of Scaling Out
- Lock in Cash Flow: Taking some profit at logical points locks away real money while giving the rest of your position room to run, helping overcome any feeling of fear of missing out – FOMO — as discussed in a recent article.
- Reduces Pressure: We have all seen a big open position profit swing back. Donating your profit back to the market this way places you in a high-stress situation. Further trading decision-making may be less sharp as a result. Such stress is far less if you’ve already banked part of your profit, and you gain confidence from a good decision.
- Flexibility: You’re not forced to perfectly time the absolute high or low. You capture the ‘meat’ of the move in stages. The time when a trade is most likely not to continue in a desired direction is right at the very start of a trend, where we often see false breakouts, or near the end, where momentum is starting to drop. Why not take advantage of this?
Errors with scaling (how you can mess it up)
The potential benefits of scaling in and out are clear; however, you can still run into issues if you misuse them.Here are three scenarios where many traders may see it fail:
- Averaging Down: Adding more to losing positions, hoping to ‘get back to break-even,’ is a classic but not uncommon trap. Scaling in should always be based on the underlying concept, adding to price move strength, never to weakness.
- Random Additions: Adding size just because a trade is profitable, without clear levels or criteria for action, often backfires. It can lead to scaling at the wrong time or overdoing the next scale in lot size, as overconfidence takes over.
- No Clear Plan: Many traders who believe in the scaling out concept have every intention to do so, but in the absence of clear criteria. Having an unambiguous, specific price action-based approach is vital. Without such guidance, trading logic may be easily replaced by emotional decisions.
Like all parts of your trading, the best results are usually obtained through articulating this part of your strategy within your written plan. Constantly adjusting scale-in or scale-out points mid-trade causes overthinking and inconsistency. The whole point is to reduce second-guessing with what to do and when to do it, not add more.
Examples of ‘Scaling In’ Approaches
Example 1: Break-and-Retest approach
Scenario: A resistance level breaks decisively.Action: Enter 50% of your planned size at the breakout.Confirm: If price pulls back and holds above the broken level, add the remaining 50% on a bullish confirmation candle.Why: You get initial exposure early, but most size goes in once you have more evidence that the breakout is valid.
Example 2: Trend Building approach
Scenario: In a clear trend with identifiable pullbacks.Action: Enter the initial lot size on the setup confirmation. After a retracement pullback, add more on a breach of the recent pre-retracement swing high. Why: Rather than dumping all your capital at the first sign of pause (and there are signals which may indicate this is likely a pause rather than a reversal), you are riding the trend leg by leg, using market structure to guide your positioning.
Examples of ‘Scaling Out’ Approaches
Example 1: Predefined Profit Milestones based on risk
Example: Plan to take off 50% at 1R (one unit of risk) or an ATR multiple and trail the rest over breakevenWhy: You secure a profit cushion while letting the remaining position run for higher returns.
Example 2: Approaching Known Levels
Example: Scaling out just before major resistance levels for longs (or support levels for shorts).Why: Price often reacts to previous price consolidation levels. Taking partial profit nearby locks in gains before potential reversals. Market participants observe these levels, and there may be limit orders that may cap the likelihood of a move through the next key level.
Example 3: Weakening Momentum
Example: If you see a slowing on momentum indicators (e.g., smaller histogram bars or signal line histogram cross) or reversal candle pattern on a smaller timeframe, close a portion rather than the whole trade.Why: If you’re wrong about the trend ending, the remainder might still offer further upside benefit.
Tips for Mastering Scaling
Here are three underpinning principles to help you master scaling:
- Always plan scale points before you enter a trade — not on the fly.
- Never add to losing trades. Scale in only as confirmation builds and criteria are met.
- Journal your trading: Compare the results of trades with and without scaling to see its impact. Make this an ongoing exercise to offer some evidence to refine your initial system.
Final Thoughts
Scaling in and scaling out are not the holy grail, but if acted on well, are sharp tools for traders who want to manage trades that are in tune with the underlying market.Handled with care, they help you ride trends more smoothly, protect open position profit, and reduce the mental anguish every trader can face when the market moves unpredictably in a fully open position.The bottom line is you don’t need to catch every pip or point, just enough to make sure that you give yourself a better chance to grow your account consistently than you may be doing now.


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