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This time the northbound move failed, and 4550 has broken below. God has fallen once again this time.

Gold, Midday Analysis
Yesterday's price dropped sharply, turning from last week's 4900 and directly turning bearish. Yesterday reached the target level of 4600, then I positioned myself for a long around 4620, and today remains unchanged.
After the adjustment, I will no longer look for a short. The support at 4550 mentioned yesterday is a strong support, and a bullish signal appeared with a bullish engulfing pattern on the bottom.
Hold long positions above the 4550 support. Additionally, for those with no positions, feel free to go long at any level, with a target of 4800.

Gold, Evening Thoughts
Currently, the 4600 level has been broken, don't panic. In my opinion, there is still an opportunity for northbound movement, and the support at 4550 is still holding. If this level holds, the price can still rise later on.
Although it is falling now, in my view, each low point is an opportunity to go long. When the price rises again, you'll realize how wise it is to buy at these low levels now.
The 4550 support has not actually been broken. As long as the price stays low, you can freely go long at any level up to 4800.

Gold, the closer it gets to the 4600 level, the better the position to go long.

Gold, Midday Thoughts
The recent plunge in gold prices was expected; all positions at 4650 have been exited. The current quote is 4630, approaching the support level on the daily chart. Next, it's time to focus on northbound deployment.
Now that the price has fallen, it's the perfect time to go long. Going long above the 4600 level, this statement will prove its value in just a couple of days.
Go long around 4623, targeting 4800.

All short positions have been closed; no review is needed, as all alerts are real-time.

Gold, Midday Thoughts
The price trend from last week until now has been so weak that I don't need to say much; I've been bearish since last week up to now. This is solid. This week, I expect it to fall to 4600.
It's about seeing the daily chart's lower band support near 4600, then heading south to this support level before choosing to go north. In other words, first look for a decline to 4600, then discuss going north.
Short around 4733, targeting 4600.

Last week, it went long from the 4670 area up to 4900—a 230-point space.
This week, it went short from the 4830 area down to 4650—a 180-point space.
It’s all about the coordinated interplay between ideas and decisions—switching back and forth, balancing each other out. You don’t even need to review this kind of thinking; just zoom out and you’ll already have the whole picture.

This week, it's another week of bearish outlook
From above 4800, the signals have been indicating a downward trend. The current target of 4650 has been reached, and next week we'll continue to watch 4570. Each week's main market direction has been accurately captured
Whether you're trading short-term, medium-term, or swing trades, a week's time can help you take off

Gold, Morning Analysis
The current trend is clearly weak, with the 4700 level repeatedly broken. It's really easy to find a position to go south; as long as you go south, you can catch the move. It's not too late now.
Currently, don't chase the high in this kind of trend, because you'll be wiped out at the pullback point. And all moving averages are downward, so the bulls are still under pressure in the short term. Prepare for a sharp decline today.
Short around 4733, target at 4570.

Gold, Morning Thoughts
Yesterday's suggestion of 4787 heading south, although the price nearly touched the entry point, showed the pressure at 4800, letting us know that going south is the correct and more advantageous move.
Next, the trend remains downward. 4700 has already broken support, and the next target is 4650, which we will not waver from. As long as the market rebounds, it’s giving us opportunities; continue shorting under the pressure of 4800.
Short around 4767, targeting 4650.

Yesterday's 4800 resistance was the barrier that couldn't be crossed. Moving south is the best option.

Gold, Morning Analysis
This week I mentioned seeing 4700, and last night the lowest was 4670. This wave's target has once again successfully fulfilled the promise. My target may be late, but I will never be absent.
Next, the trend is still downward, with resistance at 4800 above. Under pressure, the main strategy is shorting. Today's rebound is just a normal rebound after yesterday's oversell. Look for a normal downward move from high levels.
Short around 4787, target at 4650.

Gold 4700, achieved
When I first set the target of 4700 on Monday, many people thought I had made a typo. Looking back now, it's just a matter of your personal perception. This wave has gained over 100 points.
Skilled in short-term, medium-term, and wave trading, can someone like me conquer you?

This week's price plunge was entirely expected
(Chart 1) When I was fully bullish last week, I already mentioned that "although the outlook is bullish for now, we should remain cautious." As a result, gold prices reached 4900 and then continued to decline
(Chart 2) Subsequently, this week, at the 4900 level, I fully deployed a bearish strategy. Now the price has fallen to 4730. What kind of mindset do you have when looking back at my approach?
This is my trading style. Strategizing within the command tent, winning battles from a thousand miles away

A decline may be late, but it won't be absent
Yesterday's 4813 southbound idea, although it didn't fall yesterday, it also didn't rise. Today I still remain confident in short positions, with the current price dropping to 4760, a 50-point decline already in place
Golden words of wisdom, always the clearest direction in your heart

Gold, Morning Thoughts
The short position at 4813 suggested yesterday only dropped to 4780.
The price did not continue to fall, but it also did not rise.
The resistance level above is at 4850.
As long as the price does not break through and stabilize above this level,
all rebounds are just for shorting at higher levels.
Stay firm on the short side.
Short in the 4845-4855 range, targeting 4750.

Gold continues to decline in the early trading session
The price plummeted at the opening today, which I had anticipated last week. 4900 is a key level I have mentioned multiple times
Next, I expect the downward trend to continue. Currently, there isn't much analysis on gold; when it's time to buy, I buy, and when it's time to short, I go all in on the short. My approach is simply that straightforward
Short around 4813, targeting 4700

Hold high in the sky, while also bottom-fishing without falling behind
The early session dipped near 4750, which is also a northbound target level. Currently, it has risen above 4800, and the long positions for bottom-fishing have gained 60 points
There's no way around it; the market just follows my line of thinking

Last week, I started with a long position at 4700, adding until 4900.
Then, I precisely indicated a high point near 4900; currently, the support at 4750 has already been broken. The 4900 level repeatedly mentioned is the turning point between bulls and bears, and also a window for trend reversal.
All my words are hinting that I will go high at any moment. When it comes to grasping market changes, I am confident and precise with my advice.