ActuaryJ

Gold 0713 Layout Scheme

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OANDA:XAUUSD   Gold Spot / U.S. Dollar
​​​​Gold layout analysis: At present, gold is in a unilateral trend under the influence of CPI. This morning the price went up all the way up to the 1962 line. From the current trend down. The bulls undoubtedly succeeded in counterattacking and reoccupied the main battlefield. Then you don't have to think about anything else. We also need to change our thinking quickly. Just follow the trend and make orders. It is normal for gold to fall back in the current cycle, and the rate of increase yesterday has not been corrected. There must be a callback to correct the Asian-European market. At that time, we will seize the high and low points of the callback and enter the market.

Back to the topic, the trend of gold in the day is very strong, and it is undoubtedly to continue the long position if it continues like this. And now it has risen to around 1960 and fluctuated. For such a trend, follow the trend to operate. First look at 1968-1971 at the top and 1957~1953 at the bottom. The European and American market fell to the 1955~1950 line, so you can pay attention to the bulls.
SELL: 1968~1970
TP1: 1965
TP2: 1960

BUY: 1953~1955
TP1: 1960
TP2: 1965
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Near 1955, it took half an hour to reach the first target position directly!
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Today's layout has successfully won the profit, and successfully won the profit I want under such a large fluctuation in the data market. Follow my trading signal and you will get more profit
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Yesterday's gold trading signals are all correct, and I will continue to announce my trading layout to everyone today
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