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When setting stop-loss for gold, the core is to use preset small losses to lock in the upper limit of operational risk, avoiding irreversible large losses due to sudden fluctuations in gold (such as major policy announcements, geopolitical conflicts).

The gold market is influenced by multiple factors such as the global macro economy, the trend of the US dollar, and risk aversion sentiment, and fluctuations are often severe and difficult to fully predict. Even experienced traders cannot ensure that every operation is accurate. Stop-loss is the 'risk control bottom line' to cope with this uncertainty, allowing traders to retain their capital after a single mistake and continue to participate in subsequent operational opportunities.