Gold bulls are too strong, can we go long?
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Gold once reached the 2325 line, but then the big positive line directly pulled up 70 US dollars to around 2395. This is obviously a strong performance of the bulls.
The four-hour line is also obviously stepping on the moving average and soaring directly. The K line just falls back to the position of the moving average, and then takes off directly relying on the moving average. The low point keeps moving up, and the slope is obviously upward.
Trading strategy: Gold 2378 long, stop loss 2370, target 2404
The four-hour line is also obviously stepping on the moving average and soaring directly. The K line just falls back to the position of the moving average, and then takes off directly relying on the moving average. The low point keeps moving up, and the slope is obviously upward.
Trading strategy: Gold 2378 long, stop loss 2370, target 2404
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