On Wednesday, January 21st, gold continued to gain momentum in the Asian session. It opened higher right from the start, with new highs being broken one after another, currently reaching $4,810 per ounce. In fact, I was optimistic about this trend as early as a month ago, and since then I have maintained a bullish outlook. Gold's performance has not disappointed—its price has been steadily strengthening, and the previous bullish logic has gradually become reality. Now, with a new high broken again, the bullish signals are very clear.
From a daily chart perspective, the upward trend is very clear. Even with some pullbacks, no effective downtrend has formed, and various indicators are showing a bullish alignment. The occurrence of three consecutive bullish days in the short term indicates a strong continuation of the bullish trend. This suggests that the main market rhythm remains upward. Moving to the hourly chart, the trend is basically oscillating upward. After a recent slight pullback following the new high, the subsequent surge again pushed indicators higher. In this pattern, there is still a chance to break new highs within the day. The trading strategy remains unchanged—continue to adopt a buy-the-dip approach.
Asian session reference strategy: Consider going long around 4800-4790, with targets at 4850-4900, and a stop-loss set at 4780.
Disclaimer: The above is for market observation and analysis purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Feel free to discuss and exchange ideas. Investing involves risks; please trade cautiously. There are no shortcuts in trading—stability and patience are key to long-term profits.
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OfflineValidator
· 4h ago
4810 breaks a new high, this wave is indeed strong. Those who have been optimistic for a long time are now thrilled.
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FomoAnxiety
· 6h ago
This wave of gold's surge is really fierce. I kind of regret not jumping on earlier.
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BoredApeResistance
· 6h ago
Gold hits a new high again, this wave of momentum is indeed flawless, the bulls still need to keep dancing
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CafeMinor
· 6h ago
I've already jumped on board, now I'm just enjoying this wave of benefits.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 7h ago
Once again, I got liquidated. Seeing others' long positions makes me angry. I didn't hold the 4780 level before and got liquidated directly. Now, after analyzing, I feel like going all-in—damn it. This is a bloody lesson, brothers.
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Buy the dip? I always get wiped out when I try. With such a high leverage ratio, how dare you buy the dip? Do you not know the liquidation price?
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Breaking new highs again. I thought the same when it broke 4750... Money can't buy foresight. This time, I’ll just watch.
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The fear of forced liquidation has struck again. I shiver when I see the risk control points. Defend 4780? I defend 4850.
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Three consecutive bullish days—so what? I’ve seen three consecutive drops wipe out accounts. Leverage is truly a love-hate relationship.
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Adding to my position until bankruptcy. I give up.
On Wednesday, January 21st, gold continued to gain momentum in the Asian session. It opened higher right from the start, with new highs being broken one after another, currently reaching $4,810 per ounce. In fact, I was optimistic about this trend as early as a month ago, and since then I have maintained a bullish outlook. Gold's performance has not disappointed—its price has been steadily strengthening, and the previous bullish logic has gradually become reality. Now, with a new high broken again, the bullish signals are very clear.
From a daily chart perspective, the upward trend is very clear. Even with some pullbacks, no effective downtrend has formed, and various indicators are showing a bullish alignment. The occurrence of three consecutive bullish days in the short term indicates a strong continuation of the bullish trend. This suggests that the main market rhythm remains upward. Moving to the hourly chart, the trend is basically oscillating upward. After a recent slight pullback following the new high, the subsequent surge again pushed indicators higher. In this pattern, there is still a chance to break new highs within the day. The trading strategy remains unchanged—continue to adopt a buy-the-dip approach.
Asian session reference strategy: Consider going long around 4800-4790, with targets at 4850-4900, and a stop-loss set at 4780.
Disclaimer: The above is for market observation and analysis purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Feel free to discuss and exchange ideas. Investing involves risks; please trade cautiously. There are no shortcuts in trading—stability and patience are key to long-term profits.