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January 20 Midnight Gold Market Analysis: After the gold price surged above 4690, long upper shadows appeared frequently, indicating that the bullish momentum is weakening.

The current situation is that profit-taking is accumulating heavily, coupled with the increasing demand for year-end fund repatriation, making it very likely in the short term to see a pattern of "first smashing the bulls then pushing higher." The bearish signals are quite clear, and the probability of the main force shaking out traders to induce long positions is rising, so caution is advised.

Gold Trading Suggestions: Consider short positions in the 4675-4685 range, with a stop-loss set above 4695. The downward targets are respectively 4650, 4630, 4600, 4550, and 4530, with each target suitable for partial profit-taking.

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ChainPoet

· 01-22 16:21

It's that old trick again—smash first, then pull back. The main players are really something else.

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ChainMelonWatcher

· 01-21 16:04

Hmm... It's that same trick of first enticing with gains and then crashing down. The main players are really skilled at this move. I'm optimistic about shorting at 4675, but I'm worried it might just be a trap to trigger stop-losses again.

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fren_with_benefits

· 01-19 17:54

Is it the same old trick of shaking out and enticing buyers? I feel like it's always the same script every time.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 01-19 17:53

Oh no, why does this trick feel so familiar? It's exactly the same as the main force's manipulation during last year's pullback.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 01-19 17:53

It's the same old trick again, first诱多 then dumping, I'm tired of this routine. Data shows that profit-taking is piling up so aggressively, how can the main players not wash out a wave? I noted the short positions at 4675-4685, but honestly, stopping loss at 4695 is a bit tight. Based on my analysis, I still need to leave some room to avoid being cut off.

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POAPlectionist

· 01-19 17:51

Is this the same trick again? Are the bulls about to be crushed? As soon as the long upper shadow on 4690 appeared, I knew the trend was about to change. The main force's shakeout this time is too obvious.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 01-19 17:44

It's the same old washout routine, I've seen it too many times. --- That 4690 wall really can't hold up anymore; it smells strongly of capital retreat. --- With such clear bearish signals, still daring to chase longs? Luckily not. --- Taking profits in batches sounds easy, but in actual operation, the quickest to break down is the mentality. --- The drama of crashing first and then rising has been played out ten times; can we try some new tricks this time?

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 01-19 17:36

Coming to crush the bulls again? I'm directly going to reverse this move. Let's see these analysts get proven wrong again.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-19 17:33

Are they dumping again? I told you this rally was too fast; it's time for the bears to eat.

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