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Market Strategy Tips (Evening of April 23 – Since April 24)
Market Analysis
Since yesterday, the market has been in an extreme tug-of-war phase driven by escalating Federal Reserve policy independence debates + deadlock in Middle East geopolitical negotiations + reignited inflation concerns due to soaring oil prices. Gold, after oscillating at high levels, came under pressure and retreated, breaking below the $4,700 mark, triggering a technical oversold correction. Overall, a dual tug-of-war pattern is evident: “Dollar strength suppression + geopolitical safe-haven support.” Crude oil surg

Market Strategy Tips (Evening of April 22 — Since April 23)
Market Analysis
Since yesterday, the market has been in a pattern of divergence between bullish and bearish forces: the Federal Reserve's Beige Book implementation + the US dollar index rebounding from its bottom + gold profit-taking concentrated sell-offs at high levels + continuous capital inflows into the crypto market. After hitting a historic high overnight, gold experienced a sharp decline, dropping over 2.7% in a single day, losing the $3,300 level. During the Asia-Europe session, it saw an oversold technical rebound, showi

Market Strategy Tips (Evening of April 21 — Since April 22)
Market Analysis
Since yesterday evening, the market has been in a tug-of-war phase with bullish and bearish factors: the Federal Reserve Chair candidate Waller’s hearing has concluded, the US-Iran ceasefire extension has not broken the deadlock, and the US dollar and US Treasury yields remain high and volatile. Gold sharply dropped over 2% overnight, losing the $4,700 level, then stabilized and rebounded, consolidating narrowly between $4,700 and $4,750, showing a pattern of oversold recovery and macro suppression battling in both

Market Strategy Tips (Evening of April 21 — Since April 22)
Market Analysis
Since yesterday, the market has been in an extreme volatile phase of “Trump’s reversal on Fed statements + massive震荡 in the US dollar index + expiration of Middle East ceasefire agreements + intense global asset long-short battles.” Gold initially surged violently, breaking through the $3,500 per ounce mark for the first time in history to hit a new high, then profit-taking by bulls caused a rebound in the dollar, resulting in a sharp plunge, presenting a “one-sided surge → high-level shakeout → wide-range fluctuat