Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
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Bulls and bears are anxious? Rebound continues to empty

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📰 Impact of news:

1. Initial unemployment claims data

📈 Market analysis:

Gold is in a sideways consolidation near 3320 in the short term. The market has no clear direction for the time being, and the long and short positions are in a tug-of-war. The hourly line rebounded to 3328 and then fell back again, suggesting that there is still room for short-term retracement. The current operation needs to focus on key points: if it rebounds to the 3320-3330 resistance area, you can consider entering short positions again. If the market continues to decline, focus on the 3300-3290 support range. If it stabilizes, long orders can be arranged. The overall idea is to maintain a volatile market. Before effectively breaking through 3350 or falling below 3290, high-altitude and low-multiple is still the main strategy.

🏅 Trading strategies:

SELL 3320-3330
TP 3310-3300-3290

BUY 3310-3300
TP 3320-3330-3340

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Before effectively breaking through 3350 or 3290, maintain high-altitude and low-multiple operations. If the bulls regain 3335 again, the operation will be to oscillate in the 3350-3310 range. If 3335 is regained on Friday, it is recommended to place a short order in the 3345-3350 area for the second time during the day. There are only two scenarios on Friday: either it remains weak and continues to break the previous low, or it recovers 3335 and continues to fluctuate around the range.
Trade closed: target reached
Short orders are profitable again, shorting 3330, and 3335 increases positions at the same time, I have made a profit, keeping up with the trading pace and bros who are following my 🌐 have made profits.

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