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#比特币与黄金战争 The recent gold market truly did not disappoint—ripping back and forth between $4300 and $4500, carving out a significant upward trend. The Federal Reserve cut interest rates recently, while geopolitical tensions remain unsettled, making the market quite lively, and trading opportunities naturally emerged. Gold prices held steady above key support levels, and the bullish momentum showed no signs of waning.
From our tracking, we’ve captured just the short-term opportunities with wave 195—using the resonance signals of MACD and KDJ indicators for positioning. During pullbacks, we entered in batches; on breakouts, we acted decisively. Each wave earned between 5 to 50 points, with a take-profit rate maintained above 80%, truly maximizing the short-term rhythm. For the long-term, we follow the trend—global central banks are frantically stockpiling gold, and the US dollar is depreciating. We remain firmly long, ignoring all fluctuations, and naturally, this leads to steady growth.
Ultimately, trading is just like that: short-term trading requires a sense of rhythm. The chasing highs and selling lows approach must be abandoned. Stop-loss lines are set at 1% to 2% and must be strictly adhered to; no moving them recklessly. Long-term trading requires patience—focusing on the macro big picture, building positions gradually, and not going all-in at once. Only then can we calmly face market shifts. The essence of trading is respect for discipline, not gambling with luck. Next month, continue with this approach, never compromising on risk control, as stable profit opportunities are waiting right there.