Gold rose yesterday and broke through the upper pressure of the shock range. After breaking through the pressure within the day, it continued to fluctuate at a high level. Today's main idea is to BUY on dips.
Gold is bullish for several reasons:
1. The gold daily line has broken the consolidation range, and the bulls still have room to rise under the support of the big Yang line.
2. According to the update of the wave trading system, at the current stage of high volatility peaking, the rebound of wave A 2 has evolved into a more complicated form.
3. The intraday pressure is 2020~2030~2040, and the support is 2010~2000.
For specific trading signals, enter the channel and find me to receive
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Stepping back on support as scheduled, 2010 BUY enters the market
Trade closed: target reached
Strength can prove whether a person has real materials. Just now we successfully reached the first TP2020 in 2010BUY. Next, we will continue to carry out low-level BUY
Trade closed: target reached
Earnings continued to expand, and we were one step closer to our goal of 500% profit in the Super Golden Week
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It is now in the rest stage, don't worry, continue to BUY and hold, and you can continue to increase positions on dips
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Trade closed: target reached
Good morning, I believe everyone has already experienced the charm of yesterday's Super Golden Week. The price of gold soared directly from 2010 to 2080, and our view on the signal yesterday was also very clear. The pressure on gold has been broken and you can buy on dips. We gave signals and made profits many times in this market, and the profits were very considerable. There are still 2 days left in the Super Golden Week, hurry up and join the channel below, and strive for a profit of more than 300% in the next two days.
Trade closed: target reached
Today we continue to continue the low-level BUY strategy and successfully usher in the first TP
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Gold price breaks through 2040 pressure, continues to be bullish, can buy around 2040, TP2050
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