One person can walk fast, but a group can go far. If you watch the market alone, it’s easy to get anxious and lose your confidence in decision-making. If you can’t grasp the right entry points, you can come talk with Fang Li to exchange ideas—she’ll give you the safest assurance.
8.21 Review of the Huangshi Pill Don’t fear the long road; fear taking the wrong path. Don’t fear turbulent voyage conditions; fear losing your composure first. Ten orders a day—advance and retreat in balance—finally, 79 points land on the belt. Slow is fast; stability is what makes it last $XAU
The evening clearly warned not to chase from the high position; during the wait for a pullback, it entered near the K97-65 area and pulled back by nearly 30 points in that space.
We've already given you the hint—whether you can keep up depends entirely on your execution. $XAU
Regarding the recent trend of gold, I feel it can no longer be understood simply as a “bounce” anymore.
From the daily chart, after a full round of correction in the beginning, the price has now moved back above 4500, with the highs continuing to push higher. Today, it even surged past 4560. The biggest feature of this kind of market is: pullbacks are met with buying, and breakouts are backed by funds—an unmistakably strong bullish structure.
So many people are now talking about a gold bull market, and I don’t think that’s an exaggeration. A real bull market has never been straight-up every day; it rises for a while, shakes out a group, and then raises the overall base again. That’s exactly how the market looks to me right now.
Of course, the stronger the rally, the fiercer the shakeout in between. My thinking is still the same as what I said before: look at the bigger picture in line with the bullish trend, and don’t let one or two red candles on the short term easily change your judgment. In a bull market, what’s often hardest isn’t getting the direction right—it’s holding onto the rhythm $XAU
Great voyages were never about risk—they were the dividing line.
What’s due was taken, no less by even a penny: the highest profit on a single deal is 50K+. Mistakes are allowed as part of trial and error, but you are absolutely not allowed to miss the real big opportunities.
The most interesting part of trading is never how much you make on any single trade. It’s that after experiencing drawdowns, your account can still keep moving upward. It’s okay to make mistakes, but it’s not okay to keep making the same ones. $XAU
Enter around 4480-4490 with a long position, protect below 4470. The target is to sequentially see 4510-4530-4550. Brothers, we still mainly focus on going long on dips!
(It’s greatly influenced by the Fed meeting policy—make sure to keep your defenses up and control risk) #美国存储股延续跌势
Just say how many Tang Dynasty people’s heads this one needle from tonight blew up? And the “Pear Sister” who has always stuck to “more” finally迎来了 her moment of glory at this time!
Congratulations to everyone on the Gen side who follows after Sister Li’s steps. Nearly 100 Dian spaces in Luodai
I’ve been telling you from five in the afternoon—so much, so much, so much! Have you all been listening? I said when you see 4420, it’s perfect for hitting the top! With over 60-plus points of space, the setup is perfectly handled. This is Sister Li’s实力—no doubt about it.
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Yellow croaker current price benefit dan has arrived!!! Current price 4345-4355 for duo, bamboo shoots 4425, target to see 4370, 4390, 4410
When doing the dan, be sure to take proper protection and pay attention to risk control
I just finished my 1.1-2.3w booking for the cabin friends yesterday, and today I successfully shipped 1.3w (a big platform comes with guarantees).
Recently, friends have been asking me whether the new platform might run into situations where you can’t ship out kilos. Actions speak louder than words—results will speak for themselves.
You don’t need to make every order a legendary win—losses are still here What truly creates the gap is whether you’ve actually taken the profits you should
Another exhilarating exchange! Actually, what I want to say is that in this market, the biggest fear isn’t making one wrong call—it’s not recognizing it after you’ve made the mistake.
Holding the position, adding more cars, rushing to break even—things often end up sinking deeper and deeper.
Sometimes it’s more important to change your habits first than to rush to earn the money back.
For the afternoon, I still lean more toward going long on dips. In the morning, price retraced all the way from around 4417; the low was hit near 4386, and then it quickly bounced back. At the moment, it’s basically consolidating around 4390. Although the short-term trend is a bit weak, the 4380–4390 area still shows fairly clear support, so for now there’s no need to treat this morning pullback as a one-way shift to bearish.
On the news front, the market remains highly sensitive to expectations for the Federal Reserve’s next policy moves and the U.S. dollar trend—this is one of the main reasons why gold keeps making relatively large swings. There’s some downside pressure in the short term, but the overall support factors have not fully disappeared. That’s why I’d rather wait for price to come down and then look for entries, instead of continuing to look for shorts at low levels.
For the afternoon, the key focus is the 4380–4390 support zone. If it holds, continue to go long on dips. For the upside, first watch 4410–4420. If the rebound gains momentum, then look toward around 4430–4435. Overall, keep the range at 4380–4435.
In simple terms: the morning saw a pullback; in the afternoon, first look for repair. The idea of going long dips above 4380 remains unchanged—first, target price moving back above 4400.