The market showed volatility during the U.S. session on Monday, with significant funds initiating selling pressure, causing gold to rise to around 2032 before reversing. Our pre-established trading plan perfectly captured the profit from the decline. However, the market still hasn't provided a clear trading direction. Today, we continue to focus on the support at 2010 and resistance at 2040, narrowing the trading range to 2020-2040.
In the short term, gold remains in a state of fluctuation. Today's plan involves initiating long positions first, followed by short positions.
Gold Trading Plan: XAUUSD buy @ 2015-2020
SL: 2007
TP1: 2030
TP2: 2035
XAUUSD sell @ 2035-2040
SL: 2045.5
TP1: 2025
TP2: 2020
Signals have been consistently sent for a month with an accuracy rate exceeding 95%. My market analysis is sufficiently accurate, yielding a minimum of 200% profit each week. If you wish to receive accurate signals daily, join me as soon as possible. More trading opportunities are on the horizon.
In the short term, gold remains in a state of fluctuation. Today's plan involves initiating long positions first, followed by short positions.
Gold Trading Plan: XAUUSD buy @ 2015-2020
SL: 2007
TP1: 2030
TP2: 2035
XAUUSD sell @ 2035-2040
SL: 2045.5
TP1: 2025
TP2: 2020
Signals have been consistently sent for a month with an accuracy rate exceeding 95%. My market analysis is sufficiently accurate, yielding a minimum of 200% profit each week. If you wish to receive accurate signals daily, join me as soon as possible. More trading opportunities are on the horizon.
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The trend of gold today is consistent with the analysis, and it has started an upward trend in advance. Although our order has not entered, please note that if gold reaches the 2035-2040 area, we can start shorting
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