Today, a series of events in the US may cause significant fluctuations in gold prices. First, the Supreme Court's ruling on the legality of tariffs directly affects the movement of the US dollar index, which in turn influences gold pricing; second, Treasury Secretary Bessent and the President have speeches and meetings scheduled, which often reveal new signals about fiscal and trade policies; plus, Federal Reserve's Kashkari is also set to express his views, and the tone of monetary policy may be reflected here. With non-farm payroll data approaching and geopolitical tensions escalating, the gold market is likely to experience quite intense volatility. As always, the key is risk management—wait until the dust settles and the direction becomes clearer before considering building positions, and don't be scared by the fluctuations.
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CommunityLurker
· 17h ago
Intensive event bombardment, gold will definitely go crazy. This wave feels even more intense than the last one.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 01-10 13:44
Gold is about to take off in the next couple of days, with a series of events stacking up. Risk management is the key.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 01-09 03:59
ngl ser this is basically a goldmine for volatility plays... probably nothing but my portfolio about to get wrecked today lmao
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CryptoMotivator
· 01-09 03:59
A series of events, it looks like gold is about to take off.
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TerraNeverForget
· 01-09 03:57
Wow, with such a busy day today, gold is probably going to dance.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-09 03:41
Tariff rulings + the night before Non-Farm Payrolls, gold is about to perform another jump, the rhythm is truly intense.
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GasGrillMaster
· 01-09 03:36
Gold probably needs to stay on edge these days, with events causing explosions... Risk management really shouldn't be neglected. I just like to watch the volatility and run away with the moves.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 01-09 03:31
Damn, today’s events are so intense, gold prices are probably going to be on a roller coaster
This round of gold definitely needs to wait, don’t rush to buy in
The Supreme Court, Treasury Secretary, and Federal Reserve, one after another, this pace is really intense
Before the non-farm payroll data, there’s another surprise, I really can’t hold it anymore
These days, just watch the show, don’t open positions, just observe and not act, to avoid being cut
Wait until the dust settles, no need to rush
How the dollar moves, gold follows, the logic is very clear
Really, don’t let the volatility scare you, stay calm
Today, a series of events in the US may cause significant fluctuations in gold prices. First, the Supreme Court's ruling on the legality of tariffs directly affects the movement of the US dollar index, which in turn influences gold pricing; second, Treasury Secretary Bessent and the President have speeches and meetings scheduled, which often reveal new signals about fiscal and trade policies; plus, Federal Reserve's Kashkari is also set to express his views, and the tone of monetary policy may be reflected here. With non-farm payroll data approaching and geopolitical tensions escalating, the gold market is likely to experience quite intense volatility. As always, the key is risk management—wait until the dust settles and the direction becomes clearer before considering building positions, and don't be scared by the fluctuations.