StayCalmWhilePlacingOrders

Brothers, today’s gold was really wild—I didn’t expect it to drop this thoroughly. I bought the bottom, and the pullback was a bit bigger than I’d like, but we’re back now. Some people got scared off. Don’t be afraid—I’m also reflecting. I placed too many breakout orders; in the future, I’ll pay attention to five-minute range-trading (chop) setups.

Brothers, we won’t be trading today—let’s do it again on Monday. For the brothers who just entered the market, please have a bit more patience. Take it step by step and play it steady.

Israel conducts airstrikes in Lebanon, Iran puts US-Iran nuclear talks on hold, Middle East conflicts worsen again, peace negotiations are hindered, geopolitical uncertainties rise, safe-haven funds instinctively prefer to buy gold, and the conventional logic is bullish for gold prices.
This round of market has already formed a fixed inverse logic:
Middle East conflict escalation → rising oil prices → market worries about inflation rebound → Federal Reserve delay in rate cuts, dollar strengthening, rising real US bond yields → stronger dollar suppresses gold priced in dollars.
Simply put: the