Gold today is experiencing small fluctuations within a limited range, indicating that the short-term rebound momentum is fading. Currently, the market lacks new data triggers or major news to drive the trend. Plus, with the weekend approaching, funds typically prefer to lock in profits, and selling pressure may be more active. In the short term, it’s not advisable to rush into short positions; it’s better to wait patiently and see if the price can move higher, finding a more stable shorting opportunity.
Tonight’s trading strategy remains leaning towards bearish.
Reference strategy: Short at 4335, stop loss at 4350, first target at 4290. If it breaks below 4260, continue to chase the move.
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SelfStaking
· 2025-12-20 22:52
Friday's gold is really dragging on, with no desire to operate
Wait, this short opportunity feels a bit forced, maybe I should wait and see
The market these days is just dead before the holiday, anyone who dares to go against the trend will suffer
I'm a bit hesitant about the 4335 short, can I wait for a clearer signal?
Gold's rhythm is indeed dull, the real battlefield will be next week when the data comes out
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SingleForYears
· 2025-12-19 13:24
It's Friday and you're still hesitating, this market really isn't interesting.
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I'm also watching 4335 short, just worried about a weekend gap.
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It's that same set of tactics to harvest the chives, I don't believe you.
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Waiting for 4260 to break? Gold's temperament is unpredictable, it might just V-shaped rebound.
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Taking profits and securing gains is true, as retail investors, we're always the ones getting harvested in the end.
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Let's keep watching tonight, anyway there's nothing to do over the weekend.
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Short-term rebound fading? I think the rebound is just beginning.
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This stop-loss setting is a bit tight, easy to be washed out.
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YieldWhisperer
· 2025-12-19 13:22
honestly the math on these "patience for better entry" plays never works out... sideways action + weekend capitulation = textbook liquidity trap. seen this exact pattern before the 2021 collapse, and the numbers don't add up for retail here ngl
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gas_guzzler
· 2025-12-19 13:21
Weekend market shrinkage, feeling like I don't want to do anything
Another boring session, let's wait and see
Entering short at 4335 feels a bit rushed, I still want to see how high it can go
Still chasing after breaking 4260, so greedy
This gold movement is really starting to annoy me
#数字资产市场洞察 12.19 Gold Evening Session Observation
Gold today is experiencing small fluctuations within a limited range, indicating that the short-term rebound momentum is fading. Currently, the market lacks new data triggers or major news to drive the trend. Plus, with the weekend approaching, funds typically prefer to lock in profits, and selling pressure may be more active. In the short term, it’s not advisable to rush into short positions; it’s better to wait patiently and see if the price can move higher, finding a more stable shorting opportunity.
Tonight’s trading strategy remains leaning towards bearish.
Reference strategy: Short at 4335, stop loss at 4350, first target at 4290. If it breaks below 4260, continue to chase the move.
Disclaimer: Investment involves risks; please trade cautiously.