Super_Antonio

Do this next week and you will definitely make a profit

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OANDA:XAUUSD   Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Let’s first summarize this week’s trading situation. Our net profit this week exceeded 20K and reached 22K. Basically achieved our weekly goal of completing 20K. Unfortunately, on Friday, I set a limit trading order to short gold in 2048. Since the order was not activated, we missed the downward trend of gold on Friday. Although there are some regrets, I think as long as we don't lose money, maybe occasionally missing the market and taking a break will help us calm down, which will help us firmly grasp the next trading opportunity. I believe this is a beautiful mistake.

Regarding the next gold trading, gold fell to a minimum of around 2015 on Friday and fell below the 2020 level. Then gold may still continue to bottom out, so in the next trading, we can wait for gold to rebound and continue to short gold. But as long as gold holds the 2010 line, gold is still likely to rebound again and hit the 2050 line. Therefore, when we short gold, we must also keep this in mind and not be overly bearish on gold.

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If gold rises to 2028-2030 first tomorrow, we can try to short gold first.
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However, if gold falls to near 2010 first, we can try to go long gold with support near 2010.
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