Our gold was openly long in the channel from 1970 to 1973. Are you going to continue to shoot your thighs?
At present, we still look at 2000 points for gold. It is a normal trend for gold to drop a few dollars, but the overall bullish pattern has not changed. It is inevitable to stand firmly above the middle rail as scheduled, step on the middle rail, and rush to the upper rail
The market is changing rapidly, and there is a lot of news affecting gold. I can’t inform you in time here. You can join my channel, and there are more trading signals. The target profit of this week is 200%
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When can gold be long, and there are more trading strategies in my channelTrade active
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Gold Highest 1978Trade active
Gold continued to do more in 1971, we wait for the resultTrade active
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If you do more gold and make a profit of 3 points, you can enter the channel and follow the signalTrade active
The overall volatility of gold today is volatile. The gold intraday strategy gives the first long position near the 1970-1980 area. At present, the profit of long orders is 9 points. The 1985-1992 area above the golden hour chart is the key pressure area for long orders. Let's quickly pull up the market, test 2000-2002, and reduce positions around 1986 and continue to wait for the test around 2000 points.Trade closed: target reached
Trade closed: target reached
Good morning, friends, gold is long and profitable by 8 points. The blog post clearly states that gold can be long. Have you done it? Friends who work with me know that my gold trading signal is 95% accurateTrade active
Although the market volatility is relatively small, we can also grasp accurate trading signalsTrade active
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