We continue to go long on gold today
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Gold continued to close strongly and stabilized at 2740. From the current market, gold bottomed out and rebounded, the bullish trend remains unchanged, and there is still room and demand for further rise. Today, gold focuses on the support below at 2731. If it falls back and relies on this support, it will continue to go long!
Gold fluctuates back and forth at high levels. Gold has not been persistent recently and has been fluctuating at high levels. The 1-hour chart fluctuates at high levels. It is not meaningful to chase more now. The resistance space of gold's previous historical highs is limited. If gold breaks through the resistance of the historical highs, then it will fall back and go long. If the resistance of the historical highs is under pressure, then gold does not rule out another high and fall back, and continue to fluctuate, waiting for Friday's NFP data to find an opportunity to break through.
Trading strategy:
Today, pay attention to 2735~2731 for support and go long. We continue to be bullish on gold today and be cautious about shorting.
Gold fluctuates back and forth at high levels. Gold has not been persistent recently and has been fluctuating at high levels. The 1-hour chart fluctuates at high levels. It is not meaningful to chase more now. The resistance space of gold's previous historical highs is limited. If gold breaks through the resistance of the historical highs, then it will fall back and go long. If the resistance of the historical highs is under pressure, then gold does not rule out another high and fall back, and continue to fluctuate, waiting for Friday's NFP data to find an opportunity to break through.
Trading strategy:
Today, pay attention to 2735~2731 for support and go long. We continue to be bullish on gold today and be cautious about shorting.
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