Gold trading recommendations for
Updated
The triple top on the gold weekly chart continues to suppress gold. The daily line is now a positive line, and it is not that kind of big positive line. For the time being, it can only be regarded as a rebound. This wave of gold daily market has gone through five waves of rise, and now it is a big C wave adjustment of ABC adjustment. Is wave C now over? The gold daily line has not even broken through the downward trend line, and the trend line resistance is around 1930. Before it effectively breaks through 1930, we will continue to look at the daily short line, during the decline of the big C wave.
For the time being, gold can see signs of continued rebound in 1 hour, and there is an upward trend line support around 1910, but the daily downward trend line resistance is 1930, and 1930 is an area that has formed resistance many times in the early stage, and no effective upward reversal has been formed. So now 1930 is still very important in the short term. At the beginning of next week, you can sell high and buy low in the 1910-1930 range.
Trading inevitably requires luck in some places and times, but in the long run, good luck and bad luck will balance out. If you want to last for a long time, you must rely on skills and use good principles. How far a person can go depends on who he walks with; how good a person is depends on what kind of friends he has around him; how much a person can achieve depends on who guides him.
Trading strategy for next week:
gold: sell@1930 tp:1910
buy@1910 tp:1930
Next, there will be a lot of trading opportunities for gold, and I will provide you with more signals, don't miss the opportunity to make money!
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