COMEX gold futures rose 1.43% last night to close at $4,191 an ounce, its biggest one-day gain in a month. Silver rose 2.72% to $60.67. On Friday morning in Asia, the Shanghai Composite was up just 0.05% at 3,813.79, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Tech Index gained over 3%, with Xiaomi up nearly 10%.
I did a quick calculation this morning: $4,191 divided by 31.1 means gold is $134.8 per gram. Even if I sold off my entire position at that price, I couldn’t buy 6 grams. Oddly enough, doing the math made me feel more at ease. $BAT went from 0.1004 to 0.1454 last night, and it’s at 0.1362 now. I didn’t chase it—not because I’m not interested, but because the gold I could get by converting that little position wouldn’t even amount to a small piece.
Tell me, how many grams of gold could you get by converting your little position?
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I did a quick calculation this morning: $4,191 divided by 31.1 means gold is $134.8 per gram. Even if I sold off my entire position at that price, I couldn’t buy 6 grams. Oddly enough, doing the math made me feel more at ease. $BAT went from 0.1004 to 0.1454 last night, and it’s at 0.1362 now. I didn’t chase it—not because I’m not interested, but because the gold I could get by converting that little position wouldn’t even amount to a small piece.
Tell me, how many grams of gold could you get by converting your little position?
#币圈心态 #我的持仓 #EverydayCryptoTrading