Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
Short
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Continue to short gold, bears will exert force again

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Affected by the NFP market, gold fell precipitously, almost giving back 50% of the gains in the previous wave, and the short-selling performance was particularly strong; technically, gold successfully built a double-top structural resistance in the 3365-3363 area in the short term, which played a technical suppression role in the short term. As gold fell, the current short-term resistance moved down to the 3340-3350 area;

On the other hand, although gold began to rebound after falling to around 3312, it clearly showed the characteristics of weak rebound, and it did not even stand above 3340 once, and the long forces were insufficient; and technically, a single lower shadow line was not enough to support the continued rebound of gold, so gold still had the need to retrace the support below from a technical perspective; and once gold fell again, it was very likely to test the 3305-3295 area again.

So I think we can take advantage of the rebound of gold to short gold again. We can still short gold with the 3340-3350 area as resistance and look at the target area: 3315-3305-3295.
Trade active
Gold continued to retreat in the Asian session and touched the target area of ​​3315-3305 mentioned by me. As expected, the gold shorts made another effort. Did you successfully grasp this gold short trade? The continued decline of gold brought more profits to our short trade! I am satisfied with it!
Trade closed: target reached
Good morning, bros! The early trading train for this week will start from now!

Gold started to fall from around 3342 in the Asian session, and currently hit a low of around 3305. This is completely consistent with my previous prediction: "Before gold stabilizes at 3340, it is still in a short trend. Gold shorts may counterattack at any time and look at the target area in turn: 3315-3305." Currently, gold has reached the target area as expected.

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