Under the resistance of gold, you can go short
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Gold resistance 1933-1940, so you can short gold today under the resistance.If you have different ideas, you can leave a message in the comment area
Gold resistance 1933-1940, so you can short gold today under the resistance.If you have different ideas, you can leave a message in the comment area
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Gold support 1910-1900. If it continues to fall below the 1910 support, it will test the 1900 supportTrade active
There will be CPI data tomorrow. Includes unemployment data. Tomorrow I will reanalyze new trading ideas. If you want to be the first to get my thoughts. You can pay attention to me and see the bottomTrade active
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Current hourly chart resistance 1921Trade active
There will be CPI and unemployment data later.Trade active
Pay attention to 1933 and 1937 resistance. If the data can reach the resistance position, you can short goldTrade active
Gold continues to fallTrade active
Gold has fallen close to the 1900 support.Trade active
Gold's trend today is basically over. There will be no greater ups and downs.Trade active
Tomorrow there will be non-farm payrolls data. The ups and downs will be more dramatic than today. If you want to get my daily trading ideas, you can follow me and watch the bottomTrade active
Tomorrow I will reanalyze my thoughts, you can follow me and see the bottomTrade active
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Today's deal is over. Start a new trading idea tomorrow. You can follow me or look at the bottomTrade active
Today we have non-farm payrolls. The rise and fall will be greater than yesterday's ADPTrade active
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