XAUUSDrebound signal
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Although gold had negative data yesterday, the market did not continue to reach new lows. If it is no longer weak, it will turn stronger. Today, gold is still bullish at a low level. It can be seen from the trend that it has been declining before, and the strength of the rebound is very small. Every rebound encounters resistance. Then it started to fall. Today's strong decline can no longer reach new lows, which means that the market is about to change! And today is the day when the big non-agricultural data is released, and the market can turn around at any time! The low and long position began in early trading, and the upper resistance continued to focus on 1830. If it breaks through, the rebound will begin!
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The United States will release non-agricultural data in half an hour, which needs to be paid close attention to.Trade active
After the data was released, it was negative for gold, but it has not yet fallen below 1810. You can wait and see for the time being and seek direction before trading.Trade active
Go long at low levels in the short term, and the profit target has been reached.Trade active
At this time, at the high level of 1824, you can choose to go short in the short term to obtain short-term profits.Trade active
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It has broken through the 1830 resistance and gold is recovering.Trade active
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Go long at a low position and the first stage profit target is reached.Trade active
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The bullish trend remains unchanged.Trade active
The upward trend continues, and the upper focus is on the resistance in the 1870 area.Trade active
He's still going up.Trade active
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Continue to be bullish and continue to go long at low levels.Trade active
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Buying at 1853, the first stage profit target of 1862 was perfectly achieved.
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