Firstly, let's focus on the EMA (Exponential Moving Average). While a simple MA (Moving Average) may react quickly to price changes, a shorter-term EMA is most suitable. It can help you capture trends rapidly and yield higher profits. The truth is, the quicker you catch a trend, the longer you can ride it and the more profit you can make. However, the drawback of EMA is that sometimes you may receive false signals during sideways movements, as EMA is too sensitive to price fluctuations. In such cases, the price is actually in an uptrend and lies above both the EMA and SMA (Simple Moving Average) lines.
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The 3 EMA SMA RSI indicators all show an uptrend. I think gold will still maintain its uptrend for now.