2026-01-10 07:40:30

#密码资产动态追踪 Weekly Review: Multiple Asset Gains Driven by Macro Factors

This week’s market movements were truly intense. Precious metals and crude oil, under the dual influence of geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic data, presented numerous trading opportunities. I based my positions on the core logic of each asset—taking profits layer by layer on gold, the expected decline of crude oil after its rebound, and a violent surge from silver during its correction for long positions. All three assets achieved their profit targets.

Feedback from my live trading students has been positive, especially on the day I made significant profits from gold trading. This confirms a simple principle: accurate prediction and strict risk control are the ultimate weapons in trading. No matter how volatile the market, as long as you grasp the core trend logic and coordinate your operations across different assets, profits can be steadily secured.

Next week, new economic data will be released one after another, marking new pricing points in the market. I will continue to focus on the core trends of each asset and bring more reliable trading ideas to everyone.

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FOMOmonster

· 4h ago

Silver's surge exploded directly, I really didn't expect that --- I learned the layered take-profit strategy on gold, will continue to follow next week --- Accurate predictions and strict risk control, those are the key points I agree with --- Crude oil short positions landed as expected, the rhythm was perfectly grasped --- The idea of coordinated operation across multiple assets is indeed reliable, with stable returns --- There were many trading opportunities this week, just need to seize them well --- Profit can be achieved under macro data influence, I agree --- How does it feel to make money with students? This is true skill --- Next week's data release will start a new round of pricing --- The core logic of the trend is the key, everything else is just clouds

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ZkProofPudding

· 01-10 08:10

That wave of gold was truly perfect, taking profits layer by layer and feeling amazing. Just worried that next week's data might cause trouble again.

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MetaverseHomeless

· 01-10 08:10

That wave of gold and silver was really boring, but the oil price short position was quite eye-catching. Mastering the logic of a few waves is the true key.

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TestnetScholar

· 01-10 08:09

Gold, silver, and crude oil have been really exciting this wave, especially silver's violent surge that took off directly. Just follow the logic this week, and sticking to take-profit levels tightly is truly the winning strategy. Risk control is easy to talk about but hard to implement; however, once it becomes strict, profits will follow. Next week, data will come again to stir things up, so we still need to keep a close watch.

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DustCollector

· 01-10 08:07

That wave of gold and silver really packed a punch, but honestly, seeing your students' feedback so good, I'm a bit suspicious if it's selective reporting, haha.

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BearHugger

· 01-10 08:05

Wow, gold has been really strong this week. I followed the trend and bought some soup. Bro, I have to say I’m impressed with this logic. I need to learn about risk control. I missed the silver move and the chance for a huge profit. Next week, the data and market will be shaken up again. I need to stick to my stop-loss. Girl, how did you recruit this student? Achieving a single-day gain sounds unbelievable.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 01-10 08:03

It sounds like you're just hyping yourself and your students, taking profit step by step and landing as scheduled. Every word gives off the vibe of a hindsight expert. If it were really that precise, you'd have already become Buffett.

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