2026-01-13 01:30:10

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Gold continues to maintain a weak trend. A short position was precisely placed around the 4630 level, and the market declined as expected, with the 4580 target reached smoothly—locking in a stable profit of 50 basis points as planned. Against the backdrop of non-farm payroll data below expectations, the dollar strengthened, putting pressure on gold prices. The short-term bullish case is gradually weakening. The holding strategy remains unchanged, continuing to monitor the downside breakout potential. $BTC

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 19h ago

Once the non-farm data is released, you know this wave will fall. Shorted from 4630 to 4580 was really precise. The timing of this order was perfect. Isn't it satisfying to confidently secure 50bp? The dollar has been extremely strong this wave, gold buddies are struggling... Let's see if it can break further down. Greed is the original sin.

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AllInDaddy

· 19h ago

Hmm... Precise exit at 4630, this move is indeed flawless. Just worried that the Federal Reserve might pull some tricks again; whether gold prices will rebound after this drop depends on the momentum of the rebound.

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SquidTeacher

· 19h ago

As soon as the non-farm data was released, it was clear that a sell-off was coming. The 4630 short wave was indeed precise; there's no denying this move.

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SighingCashier

· 19h ago

Non-farm payrolls disappointed again, gold should take the opportunity to escape, this wave of the dollar is really strong

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TokenToaster

· 19h ago

Non-farm payrolls underperform, gold drops again, short sellers are definitely happy, but this wave of the dollar is probably going to go crazy again.

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