Gold has reached a high of around 3085, now just a step away from the 3100 level. However, for short-term trading, I view the 3085-3105 range as an ideal zone to consider short positions on gold.
📍Short-Term Trading Strategy:
Consider scaling into short positions within the 3085-3105 range. Pay close attention to position sizing and risk management when setting up trades.
📍Key Support Levels to Watch:
-First target: 3065-3055
-Second target: 3045-3040
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📍Short-Term Trading Strategy:
Consider scaling into short positions within the 3085-3105 range. Pay close attention to position sizing and risk management when setting up trades.
📍Key Support Levels to Watch:
-First target: 3065-3055
-Second target: 3045-3040
The trading strategy verification accuracy rate is more than 90%; one step ahead, exclusive access to trading strategies and real-time trading settings
Trade active
Gold fell back as expected after touching 3086. It is currently fluctuating in a narrow range around 3072. Our short position has made a good profit. Let's see if gold can reach the 3065-3055 area as expected. Let's wait and see.There are already 1000+ traders making huge profits in the group, and the strategy verification rate is over 90%, so novices can easily make profits! Telegram group: t.me/Marvin_9240
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There are already 1000+ traders making huge profits in the group, and the strategy verification rate is over 90%, so novices can easily make profits! Telegram group: t.me/Marvin_9240
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.