- 大:
- 1
- 中:
- 2
- 小:
- 3
Is it a position order? Is the fund safe? Is there a threshold for customers to open an account? Does it cooperate with several banks? Usually, our judgment is correct. After the early opening, it jumped short and opened high, so it rose sharply and did not chase the long position. The upper part was continuous. High resistance level. The high-altitude operation then looked at the range oscillation, and the market fell back as expected. In the early trading, the nearby short orders were making profits and exited. It was indeed too early, and there was still a big drop later. In the evening, the plan was to fall back to cover the jump gap and then start taking long orders. However, like gold and silver, due to the continued weak unilateral decline, we gave up the operation and chose to wait and see. It has now fallen below the low of 3. The support level has reached the 3 line, and the daily line has closed a large negative column. The fall can be described as a complete mess. As mentioned before, if the price falls below this level and opens up room for further correction, then you will need to readjust your ideas and strategies. For the time being, short orders will not be chased. Once the rebound reaches the position of high-altitude operations, just follow the trend. In terms of operation, the retracement in early trading stopped at the 3-line level. Radical investors can do a long wave first and wait for the rebound simultaneously. At the top, pay attention to the resistance line and the . line. Pay attention to the high altitude and do not operate blindly. The general direction and trend are still bullish.
Gold advice: Count the money on short orders in early trading! Be careful to go long!
Crude oil advice: Place short orders on the resistance line and on the . Chasing long, the top is the continuous high point resistance position. The high-altitude operation then looked at the range oscillation, and the market fell back as expected. In the early trading, the nearby short orders were making profits and exited. It was indeed too early, and there was still a big drop later. In the evening, the plan was to fall back to cover the jump gap and then start taking long orders. However, like gold and silver, due to the continued weak unilateral decline, we gave up the operation and chose to wait and see. It has now fallen below the low of 3. The support level has reached the 3 line, and the daily line has closed a large negative column. The fall can be described as a complete mess. As mentioned before, if the price falls below this level and opens up room for further correction, then you will need to readjust your ideas and strategies. For the time being, short orders will not be chased. Once the rebound reaches the position of high-altitude operations, just follow the trend. In terms of operation, the retracement in early trading stopped at the 3-line level. Radical investors can do a long wave first and wait for the rebound simultaneously. At the top, pay attention to the resistance line and the . line. Pay attention to the high altitude and do not operate blindly. The general direction and trend are still bullish.
Gold advice: Count money on short orders in early trading! Be careful to go long!
Crude oil advice: Place short orders between the resistance line and the . line! The Australian dollar continued to fall against the U.S. dollar yesterday, reaching an intraday low of .3, at .3 The pass is clearly supported. The Reserve Bank of Australia released its latest monetary policy statement last Friday, expressing concern about the current domestic deflation situation and lowering its annual potential inflation forecast to - from -, while keeping its forecasts for and unemployment rates basically unchanged. China's monthly annual rate will be announced today. The previous value was .3, and it is expected to be . If the real value is higher than expected, it will likely slow down the current pace of China's central bank's easing monetary policy. Australia's resource industry has previously benefited a lot from China's easing policy, so it is necessary to pay close attention to whether this data will weaken the decline. The Australian dollar is under further pressure. Graphically, the Bollinger Bands on the daily chart have shown a closing bell shape since March 3, and the exchange rate has broken through the lower Bollinger Bands. The R index is approaching the oversold space. The recent decline of the Australian dollar may continue, but Investors also need to guard against small-scale shock rebound