Gold once dipped deeply on Friday, but overall it still held the 2310 line. The bulls held the 2310 line. The overall thinking was bullish.
The gold four-hour line is still bullish overall, showing an arc bottom shape. At least the K-line is still above the moving average. Even if the K-line is tested downward, it maintains a strong upward rhythm, and the K-line itself is also a support point near 2330.
Trading strategy: Gold 2326 long, stop loss 2316, target 2340
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Can I place long orders here?
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You can continue to place long orders near gold 2324
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Because the market has always stabilized above 2310, the fall of the K-line is part of the market gaining momentum. The lower the compression, the higher the K-line will naturally rebound, and the K-line will continue to maintain a stable moving average.
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Gold is on a short-term rise
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Gold long orders are making profits
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Congratulations to those who have followed gold long orders, you are making huge profits
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Gold reaches above 2340
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Gold fell back to 2324 and then rose again. The K-line continued to exert force from below the moving average. It is currently rising strongly and continues to look above 2345.
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