Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
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The intraday low has already appeared, so go long on gold boldly

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Gold unexpectedly fell sharply to around 3287. To be honest, the short position is relatively strong. However, since gold fell below 3000, we can clearly see that gold has shown strong resistance to falling during the decline, and the volatility tends to converge around 3287, proving that the buying support below is strong; and as gold continues to retreat, the off-market wait-and-see funds will be more willing to go long on gold; and some short positions will be more willing to go long on gold after profit taking;

In addition, although the short position is strong, it is difficult to continue in the short term. The intraday decline is basically in place. It is estimated that 3287 is the intraday low, so at this stage, it is inconvenient for us to continue to chase short gold. On the contrary, we can boldly go long on gold in the 3305-3295 area and look at the target area: 3320-3330.
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In the first stage of today's trading, we started to go long on gold from around 3321, but gold only touched around 3330 during the rebound, which was still far from TP: 3345. I had to adjust TP to: 3340, and gold did not touch 3340;

Second stage: Gold retreated sharply in the short term and fell below the 3315-3310 area. As gold retreated to the 3300-3295 area, it showed obvious resistance to decline, so I reminded all VIP members to increase long positions around 3302;

Third stage: Gold continued to retreat to around 3287, volatility converged, and there was strong support at 3285-3280 below, so I judged and shared the conclusion that 3287 might be the intraday low, and after gold stabilized, I reminded all VIP members to double their positions near 3295 to continue to go long on gold. And change all TP to: 3320

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