Hello everyone, I am your old friend. As the year comes to an end, 2025 is drawing to a close. Looking back at this year's account, whether it is a profit or a loss, honestly, the result is not the main point—what matters are those trading decisions and emotional fluctuations, which are worth reviewing carefully. Next, let's consider this a restart, get our mindset in order, and prepare for new opportunities.
Gold has been soaring this week. The price of gold has broken new highs all the way, reaching $4550 on Friday, with bullish momentum like a rainbow. From the candlestick charts and market sentiment, buying pressure still holds an absolute advantage. So, do not blindly chase the top; as long as no black swan events occur in this strong pattern, there is no reason to shift easily.
In trading, the main strategy is to position for long positions at low levels. The recent technical support levels are at 4510 and 4480. If there is a pullback next week, consider adding positions at these levels. On the upside, 4600 is a relatively realistic target price.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 8h ago
Kaneko's surge is really crazy, but this wave of catching the top will probably get you stuck... better to honestly hold on to that 4510 level.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 8h ago
Gold can't hold up this time, it broke through 4550, and it seems like 4600 is unavoidable.
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DegenDreamer
· 8h ago
Gold can't hold up this wave anymore, even after breaking 4550, do we keep going? Fine, I'll wait for a pullback before jumping in again.
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Review of a year's account, losses acknowledged... The key is to adjust the mindset properly, the next wave is the real highlight.
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4600? Dream on... First, see if 4480 can hold, then talk.
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I'm tired of hearing about long positions at low levels; I'm just worried it’s another trap.
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Year-end everyone, don’t be greedy, take profits when you see gains, understand?
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The bulls' momentum is so fierce... I’m actually a bit nervous; history shows black swans can happen anytime.
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Basically, just wait for a pullback. Is there a safer opportunity than this?
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A good mindset review is really necessary; otherwise, no matter how much you earn, it’s all in vain.
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Remember these two levels: 4510 and 4480. Get ready for next week.
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BearMarketMonk
· 8h ago
It's the end-of-year review again. The account's gains and losses are all up to fate; anyway, adjusting your mindset is the real priority. This wave of gold price increase has been quite fierce, but the more intense the momentum, the more cautious you should be. History tends to repeat itself at the peak. 4550 looks promising, but don't let the momentum cloud your judgment.
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BearHugger
· 8h ago
Even after breaking 4550, you're still saying not to buy the top? This logic confuses me a bit. With such fierce bulls, are there really low positions?
Hello everyone, I am your old friend. As the year comes to an end, 2025 is drawing to a close. Looking back at this year's account, whether it is a profit or a loss, honestly, the result is not the main point—what matters are those trading decisions and emotional fluctuations, which are worth reviewing carefully. Next, let's consider this a restart, get our mindset in order, and prepare for new opportunities.
Gold has been soaring this week. The price of gold has broken new highs all the way, reaching $4550 on Friday, with bullish momentum like a rainbow. From the candlestick charts and market sentiment, buying pressure still holds an absolute advantage. So, do not blindly chase the top; as long as no black swan events occur in this strong pattern, there is no reason to shift easily.
In trading, the main strategy is to position for long positions at low levels. The recent technical support levels are at 4510 and 4480. If there is a pullback next week, consider adding positions at these levels. On the upside, 4600 is a relatively realistic target price.