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Gold can be considered to be bought at 3935-3945

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The price of gold has successfully broken through the $3,900 mark and is gradually approaching $4,000. This upward trend is completely in line with my recent predictions. I am not surprised and I have always maintained a long position in trading.

The main reasons for the surge in gold prices are still the same: global economic slowdown, geopolitical conflicts, rising market expectations for further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, and intensified concerns about a prolonged shutdown of the US government. These are the main factors driving gold prices higher.

From a technical perspective, gold has continued to rise for 7 consecutive weeks on a weekly basis, and the price at the daily level has been stably running above the major moving averages. The medium- and long-term bullish trend of gold remains unchanged. This is the idea I have always adhered to. In the short term, gold is showing signs of fatigue after its recent surge. Historically, gold prices often retreat after rapid surges, entering a new range of fluctuations. This is the optimal time to trade. Once you've mastered the buying and selling points, both long and short trades can generate profit.

Strategy: Buy gold in the 3935-3945 area, target 3960-3970, focus on the new high above, if it breaks through, look to 3990.

The above ideas are personal opinions and are time-sensitive. The real-time strategy may change flexibly based on market trends.
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