Don't panic about gold positions! Accurate strategies for resolving positions + practical methods to directly replicate
Gold fluctuates repeatedly, and holding positions is the norm. The core principle for resolving positions: do not blindly hold onto positions, do not aggressively cut losses, and handle them specifically based on position and point levels to minimize detours!
1. First, determine the type of position, then set the resolution direction (key premise)
- Shallow position (loss of 5-8 points): closely monitor short-term trends, add positions to lower costs, and take partial profits when rebounding/falling to key support/resistance levels; do not cling to battles and be greedy.
- Deep position (loss exceeding 10 points): prioritize reducing positions to control risks strictly, avoid one-sided market moves that expand losses; wait for clear trends, use small positions for hedging, and never hold on until liquidation.
- Locked position: first find the midpoint of the locked range, resolve the losing position first, and then resolve the profitable position to avoid losses on both sides; after unlocking, follow the trend to recover part of the losses.
2. Practical methods for resolving positions in different market conditions
1. Unilateral market (clear trend)
- Long position locked (market falls unilaterally): break key support → decisively: break key support → decisively exit with small losses, do not hold onto rebound fantasies, later rebound with light positions to cover losses; if support is not broken → hold positions and observe, reduce positions when rebounding near cost, and set remaining positions to break-even stop loss.
- Short position locked (market rises unilaterally): break key resistance → directly stop loss, avoid risks of expanding gains; if resistance is not broken → hold positions and wait for a pullback, exit half of the positions when it falls to the cost level, and set remaining positions to a trailing stop loss to protect profits.
2. Volatile market (oscillating back and forth)
- Long position locked: add positions at the lower edge to lower the average price, when rebounding to the upper edge, first settle the added position, then gradually reduce positions based on the cost of the locked position to exit, do not chase the extreme values of the range.
- Short position locked: add shorts at the upper edge to dilute costs, when falling to the lower edge, first exit the added short positions, take partial profits on the locked positions based on cost, avoid frequent operations in a volatile market to prevent deeper locks. #美联储降息
