Gold rises strongly, continues to go long after falling back
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The 4-hour moving average of gold began to turn around, and gold had a 4-hour double bottom structure, and gradually stabilized. Gold did not fall further, but gold only fell to the 2317 line and stabilized and rose again.
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The market is changing rapidly. Since gold has been strong in the short term and has hit new highs, we should adapt to market adjustments and go long after gold falls back.Note
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The fall of the gold K-line is part of the market gaining momentum. The lower the compression, the higher the K-line will naturally rebound.Note
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You can continue to be long after gold falls backTrade active
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Gold is also steadily gaining momentum, and the lows are also starting to rise. The overall market is relatively strong and volatile.Trade active
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Profits from gold long orders continue to expandNote
Gold has become a downward trend in 30 minutes, and the rebound can no longer reach new highs. Gold has fallen back after rising many times, and there are many resistances.Note
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