Gold went through a wave of small ups and downs in the last trading day, and placed more than 1968 orders in the intraday. Friends who kept up with the trading signals had already TP in 1965, and then made empty orders around 1963. Gold made a total profit of 10 US dollars yesterday. Crude oil went out of a high and volatile daily line last trading day and closed a small Yang line. It gave a 73.9 empty order in the intraday and gave some space. So how to grasp the market today? Please enter my channel for real-time quotes
The current technical form of gold Gold is oscillating. The oscillating area is 1950-1985. The current k-line is clearly the lower edge of the oscillating. At the same time, the bottom is also an obvious triple bottom shape. The 1950 line is the last line of defense for the bulls. Be short, otherwise go long, and gold fluctuates back and forth. At this time, the market is testing patience and determination. It has gone out of three waves of shocks, at least in the 1950-1985 area, and the k-line appears here three times, but we are still mainly bullish; The gold four-hour line is a triple bottom. At the same time, the K line deviates far from the moving average. It is inevitable that the K line returns to the 50 moving average. The line continues to stop the decline, and the bulls are still strong. The hourly trend is temporarily maintained at a low level within a narrow range. Pay attention to what method will be used to complete the short-term trend repair in the next day.

Crude oil is still temporarily fluctuating in a range in the daily trend. Although the price of the last trading day must have stepped out of the range, there is basically no continuation. On the 4-hour level trend, the technical form shows signs of gradually weakening after continuous high volatility. The hourly level trend is currently in a state of divergence, and there is still room for continued decline in the short term.

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The current technical form of gold Gold is oscillating. The oscillating area is 1950-1985. The current k-line is clearly the lower edge of the oscillating. At the same time, the bottom is also an obvious triple bottom shape. The 1950 line is the last line of defense for the bulls. Be short, otherwise go long, and gold fluctuates back and forth. At this time, the market is testing patience and determination. It has gone out of three waves of shocks, at least in the 1950-1985 area, and the k-line appears here three times, but we are still mainly bullish; The gold four-hour line is a triple bottom. At the same time, the K line deviates far from the moving average. It is inevitable that the K line returns to the 50 moving average. The line continues to stop the decline, and the bulls are still strong. The hourly trend is temporarily maintained at a low level within a narrow range. Pay attention to what method will be used to complete the short-term trend repair in the next day.
Crude oil is still temporarily fluctuating in a range in the daily trend. Although the price of the last trading day must have stepped out of the range, there is basically no continuation. On the 4-hour level trend, the technical form shows signs of gradually weakening after continuous high volatility. The hourly level trend is currently in a state of divergence, and there is still room for continued decline in the short term.
Why do you always talk about entering my channel? The market is changing and you are usually busy. If you trade according to what I said, you must enter my channel and private message me. I will be responsible for you.
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