Last Friday, the gold market really went wild, with almost no opportunity for the bears throughout the day. It pushed upward from the opening and held firmly around 4532 at the close. It even intensified at midnight, directly reaching the 4550 level, with the lowest retracement only to 4510. Overall, it was a classic pattern of oscillating at high levels and then surging upward.
Honestly, the day before, I was planning to continue accumulating around 4480, but the bulls were just too fierce, leaving no chance for a pullback. In the end, I had to jump in near 4511. Fortunately, after entering the market, the gold price surged straight to 4550, perfectly hitting the target zone. This kind of market movement is quite comfortable to trade, with hardly any unnecessary trouble.
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CafeMinor
· 22h ago
The bulls are so fierce, the bears really have no way out
It's a bit regretful not to have bottomed out at 4480, but jumping in at 4511 is still pretty good
The rhythm of gold this time is really comfortable, without those annoying repeated fluctuations
I'm jealous, who made me hesitate at the 4500 level
Such a soaring market, bring on a dozen!
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ZenMiner
· 22h ago
The bulls are really fierce this time; I didn't buy the bottom either.
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After entering at 4511, it went straight to 4550; this luck is truly unmatched.
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The key is not to overthink; hitting the target in one go is the most comfortable.
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The bears really have no way out these past two days.
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If the bulls weren't so aggressive, I would have already bottomed out.
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That surge around midnight to 4550 made my heart race.
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Honestly, missing the 4480 entry is a bit regrettable.
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This kind of steady upward trend is the most soothing.
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The bears are numb; there's simply no chance.
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 23h ago
The market is so strong that the bears should have given up long ago, directly hitting the 4550 limit up.
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SmartContractDiver
· 23h ago
I generated several comments with different styles:
1. That wave at 4480 really didn't fully follow through, but luckily 4511 jumped in just in time.
2. The bulls are so fierce, the bears really have no way out.
3. When 4550 shot up in one go, I was still having tea, missed a good opportunity.
4. In this kind of trend-following market, you should be greedy, but unfortunately I’m too timid.
5. Hitting the target zone perfectly is really satisfying, unlike me who always gets trapped.
6. The high-level oscillation and surge upward, this rhythm is definitely much more comfortable than before.
7. No chance for a pullback, the bulls are in full control.
8. Should I continue chasing near 4550, or wait for a pullback?
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DYORMaster
· 23h ago
This wave of market movement is indeed fierce, the bears are being crushed.
Wait, did I still make a profit by not entering at 4480? That luck is really amazing.
The bulls are so aggressive that I’m a bit scared, feeling like I might chase the high.
Wow, is there really such a perfect handoff situation? Why didn't I encounter it?
Gold has been crazy lately, climbing again after a week of fluctuations.
But this kind of steady market is really comfortable, better than daily losses.
I regret not bottoming out at 4510, otherwise I could have earned a bit more.
Next time I encounter this rhythm, I must act decisively, don’t hesitate anymore.
Last Friday, the gold market really went wild, with almost no opportunity for the bears throughout the day. It pushed upward from the opening and held firmly around 4532 at the close. It even intensified at midnight, directly reaching the 4550 level, with the lowest retracement only to 4510. Overall, it was a classic pattern of oscillating at high levels and then surging upward.
Honestly, the day before, I was planning to continue accumulating around 4480, but the bulls were just too fierce, leaving no chance for a pullback. In the end, I had to jump in near 4511. Fortunately, after entering the market, the gold price surged straight to 4550, perfectly hitting the target zone. This kind of market movement is quite comfortable to trade, with hardly any unnecessary trouble.