#美联储重启降息步伐 Second trade today, recording the operation.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, the price is hovering near the upper Bollinger Band, with obvious resistance at 4225. Based on this judgment, I opened a short position around the current price of 4225, with target levels set at 4215 and 4210.
The short position at 4206 this morning was actually based on similar logic, but when the price pulled back to 4215, I chose to exit proactively—didn’t capture the maximum profit, but risk control comes first.
I’m still holding this position for now, let’s see if I can hit the lower target levels smoothly. Gold’s volatility rhythm has been pretty regular the last couple of days, so I’ll wait patiently.
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BackrowObserver
· 5h ago
The 4225 resistance level is indeed tough. Your risk control awareness is pretty good, and your exit this morning was a wise move... just worried about getting hit by a reversal at the end.
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MeaninglessApe
· 12-05 07:39
Your risk control awareness is good, but aiming for 4210 seems a bit greedy... Resistance levels like the upper Bollinger Band are often repeatedly tested, so be careful not to get shaken out.
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SmartContractWorker
· 12-05 07:38
I also noticed the resistance at the upper Bollinger Band, but can 4225 really be broken... I’m also holding a short position and feeling a bit nervous.
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 12-05 07:38
Strong risk control awareness—you have to avoid greed to survive longer.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 12-05 07:31
Oh no, it's 4225 again—this level really is gold's Achilles' heel. I benefited from risk control this morning; can we break through smoothly this time? I bet you can.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 12-05 07:27
I totally agree with putting risk control first. That's way better than those who chase 100% profits and end up getting liquidated, haha.
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SatsStacking
· 12-05 07:19
Risk management awareness is top-notch, but I always feel like I can't get in at 4210. In the past couple of days, those who were too greedy with gold have all suffered losses.
#美联储重启降息步伐 Second trade today, recording the operation.
Looking at the 4-hour chart, the price is hovering near the upper Bollinger Band, with obvious resistance at 4225. Based on this judgment, I opened a short position around the current price of 4225, with target levels set at 4215 and 4210.
The short position at 4206 this morning was actually based on similar logic, but when the price pulled back to 4215, I chose to exit proactively—didn’t capture the maximum profit, but risk control comes first.
I’m still holding this position for now, let’s see if I can hit the lower target levels smoothly. Gold’s volatility rhythm has been pretty regular the last couple of days, so I’ll wait patiently.