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Short gold on rallies in the short term

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OANDA:XAUUSD   Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Yesterday's strategy for gold was to buy on the dip and capture the rebound, which was successful, reaching the first take-profit level, and most positions were likely closed. Spot gold maintained a small rebound trend during the day and is currently trading around $1,815 per ounce.

The current strategy has temporarily shifted. The previous first take-profit level has not been broken and has formed a temporary resistance level. Today's strategy is mainly to sell on rallies. The strategy is subject to change depending on the situation, and those who are unsure how to manage their positions can join the discussion channel for advice. Many hands make light work. Welcome to join us.


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Buying point: 1818 Take profit: 1813
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focus on initial jobless claims
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Gold Falls, Immediately to Target
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Data is bullish for gold, don't worry
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1823 can consider adding
Trade active:
Reach the position increase point

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