CFDs on Gold (US$ / OZ)
Long
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Gold is crazy. When will it peak?

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Gold has experienced a wave of rapid declines and market washouts. It successfully made many people get off the market with one move, and then it continued to rise all the way. It is really strong.

At present, it seems that gold is getting closer and closer to the top, but you can still take advantage of the pullback to make long orders, but you must not stay in the long term.

At present, gold is getting closer and closer to the top, but you can still take advantage of the correction to go long, but don't be a long-term investor. Gold can take advantage of the trend to take long positions above 3100
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As I said over the weekend, gold continues to rise after the correction. The bulls are very strong and gold is getting closer to the top. We need to be vigilant at this position.
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Gold 5-minute chart rises rapidly
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Our short-term long orders are making profits
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You can still go long on dips in gold
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Obviously, gold rose strongly during the day, and bulls continued to hit record highs, with the short-term highest near 3128. After gold retreats, we will mainly go long on dips. Stop loss is 3094 and take profit is 3123. Pay attention to the risks.
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Trade closed: target reached
Gold long orders continue to make profits
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Another perfect transaction.
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Gold reaches the take-profit level
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Gold reaches the take-profit level
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