Gold, on May 1st during the daytime pullback, I took a long position in gold, a long position in options, and doubled my long position in gold ETFs. The day before, I bought 518880 in the A-share account. On May 2nd, a bearish signal appeared, breaking below the previous low before the Federal Reserve. I exited the options and double ETF positions to preserve capital, and half of my futures long position was stopped out. Because I was very optimistic about the upward trend after the Federal Reserve, I set a stop loss on half of the position, but not on the other half. Currently, I only have half of the long positions and 518880 remaining.

When I am optimistic about a certain asset, I usually have multiple tools at my disposal, but it’s easy to suffer the same loss if one tool fails.

After breaking the new low, strictly speaking, there was no qualifying entry opportunity, although today’s opening was a one-sided rise. If you are out of the market, you can wait for a pullback before entering again. The 4-hour chart broke through the downward trendline, making a pullback to buy more more appropriate than chasing. 518880 can continue to be executed according to the previous strategy.