Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Long
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Gold is surging, can it hit 3500?

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Due to the trade tensions caused by tariffs and the continued conflict between the White House and the Federal Reserve, gold continued to rise, and the current highest has reached around 3438. Obviously, after gold rose strongly and broke through the 3400 and 3420 areas, the bullish sentiment of gold has been ignited. Next, we need to pay attention to whether gold can test and stand firm at 3450.

Gold is currently extremely strong, and there is basically no room for retracement during the rise. As gold rises, the short-term support below has also moved up to the 3415-3405 area; and the upper side needs to pay attention to the breakthrough of the 3450 mark. If gold continues to break through 3450, then gold has the potential to challenge 3500 again; however, if gold still cannot effectively break through when it touches the area near 3500 again, the sentiment of gold cashing out and leaving the market may be stimulated, resulting in gold There may be room for retracement in the short term. If gold falls below 3400 during the retracement, the decline may continue to the 3395-3385 area.

Therefore, for the next short-term trading, we can first wait for the opportunity for gold to pull back, and then consider going long on gold with the 3415-3405 area as support; if gold does not give a chance to pull back, then when gold first touches the area around 3440-3450, we can consider starting to short gold.
Trade active
I have gone long on gold in the 3415-3405 area according to my trading plan. Now gold has begun to show signs of rebound after the pullback. Let's see if gold can rebound to the target area as expected.
Trade closed: target reached
After falling below 3400, gold retreated to around 3385 as expected, but due to the rapid decline, it was not possible to short gold in time. But I have doubled my position again to go long on gold near 3385, now just patiently waiting for gold to rebound and hit TP: 3400-3405

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