Gold, for three consecutive weeks, opened lower in the morning, with a second decline to a new low, then stabilized and went long, filled the gap and then exited, which is a good strategy. Those who follow for a long time should know I like to do it this way.

Is it always right? Of course not. There is a situation where there is a sharp decline in the morning with sideways movement, a new low in the European session, a new low in the US session, and a one-sided decline during the day. So I exited before 12 noon in this strategy.

On the 30th, this Thursday, the Federal Reserve meeting, if the price drops before the meeting, for example below 4600, then after the meeting, which is early May, you can confidently go long. I can't think of other trends because the usual pattern of gold is like this.