This Week’s Gold Trading Weekly Summary



The steadiest way in trading is always to hold your own pace, follow the trend, prioritize risk control first, and don’t let emotions and volatility throw you off—then profits will naturally come to fruition.

This week’s core idea has consistently centered on following the trend with high-altitude short positions. We flexibly switched within the ranging (oscillation) zone, stayed disciplined throughout without greed, without stubborn holding, and without chasing. With steady execution, we captured returns beyond expectations. From Monday to Friday, we continuously focused on the high-altitude main line. We precisely planned and positioned key resistance levels, and in a ranging market we complemented it with a short-term approach of selling high and buying low, with quick entries and quick exits—adapting to different market rhythms. The five days of trading data are clear and transparent:

• Monday: 9 trades, 8 wins and 1 loss, win rate 88.89%, net profit 24960 US dollars

• Tuesday: 14 trades, 10 wins and 4 losses, win rate 71.43%, net profit 9222.5 US dollars

• Wednesday: 17 guided trades, 14 wins and 3 losses, win rate over 82%, net profit 17490 US dollars

• Thursday: 15 trades, 10 wins and 5 losses, win rate over 66%, net profit 6740 US dollars

• Friday: 16 trades, win rate over 80%, net profit 10134 US dollars

Total for the week: 71 trades. The overall win rate stayed stable at 75% or above. The highest single-day net profit exceeded 2万 US dollars. This week, we achieved steady profit growth; every trade strictly followed risk-control discipline. Losses were controllable, and profits were fully captured.
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