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The organization must sell gold $XAU to save other assets that are declining in value

$XAU I'm betting against gold. What are you waiting for?

making money from CF is too hard, $SYN —can it go up to 0.6?

good trade $COPPER

good luck is taking profit early $CL

good trade $CL

crudeoil #oott

copper

Take profit, wait for the discounted price to drop to 75 to buy at a good price $CL

A sharp drop—what’s going on here $XAG

As a commodities trader, my focus is solely on crude oil $CL . It’s all about going long and only buying.
Shorting crude oil is like betting against the market.
Gold and oil are two products where just going long will bring in the gains!!!

$XAU $XAUT

The SPDR Gold Trust, the largest gold ETF in the world, reported no changes in its holdings, maintaining a total of 1,034.853 tons. According to Jin10, this stability in holdings reflects the current market conditions for gold.

I'm back in the game, updating for Q2 KPI.
My first trade is $XAG #CreatorpadVN

After a long break of about 4 months, I'm back in the game.
Let's aim for a return of 100000%$XAG .

$XAU bull run

expected gross profit is 1050%
$XAU
current funding fee is 0

why should you buy gold at this moment?
why not short sell gold?

For me, there is only one simple answer to the two questions above.
Gold will always have new buyers, and new buyers will always appear in greater numbers. This means there will never be a last person to buy gold.
Therefore, the strategy of short selling gold is the stupidest thing.
$XAU

reapply the old strategy, profit from $LTC to compensate for the funding hold $XAU
Last night was quite bitter, as I had to incur a loss of nearly 50% of my account, just to cover the funding fees

funding fee $XAU is quite high.
I will hold until next week hoping for a gross profit of 1150%.
The current cost has lost about 40% compared to the account

scalping $LTC to get the profit offset against the funding fee hold $XAU
this funding fee when holding gold, when taking profit still accounts for about 80% net profit.
Oh dear, painful because of the funding fee