Gold went long at 2375 in the afternoon, and the article also directly publicly suggested that 2373 went long at the current price. Gold rose sharply again, and gold dry longs harvested again. Gold won three consecutive victories from yesterday to today. Gold is bullish. If it falls back, it is better to continue to go long. .
Gold's 1-hour moving average is arranged in a bullish position, and gold continues to surge when going long. The support of the gold's 1-hour moving average moves up to around 2375, and falls back to around 2375 to continue to go long. Gold is now in a concussive upward trend, and the fall back gives an opportunity to go long.
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It is about to rebound to 2214, and short orders are about to be entered.
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After a unilateral surge that lasted for nearly 2 months, gold finally ushered in the long-awaited deep correction this week. So far, gold has dropped nearly 140$ from its historical high, which has increased the trend of gold. The probability of the sex turning negative. Judging from the 4H pattern, gold has clearly fallen below the previous upward trend line. There is a high probability that gold has formed a trend reversal, and there is a high probability of a short market in the future.
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