2026-01-10 08:20:57

The Monday gold opening market basically followed the expected trend. It was already predicted that gold prices would break through 4400 sooner or later, and sure enough, as soon as the market opened on Monday, prices surged all the way up, successfully stabilizing above 4400.

This feeling is quite good — the prediction was accurate, and execution was smooth. The current situation is that after stabilizing, we continue to look towards the two key levels at 4430 and 4450, with both targets within the set range.

To be honest, although this wave of market movement only had a range of over 120 points, the rhythm was quite precise. When it was time to break through, it broke through; when it was time to stabilize, it didn’t look back. Overall, the control was quite good.

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TaxEvader

· 9h ago

Hitting the prediction is satisfying, but whether 4450 can hold steady is the key.

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CoffeeOnChain

· 01-10 08:51

Predicting the hit is satisfying; it's really great to have such a smooth market at over 120 points.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 01-10 08:51

A well-placed prediction feels great—this is the joy of playing with gold. Breaking through and stabilizing in one smooth move, the rhythm is so comfortable... Looking at over 120 points, it doesn't seem much but is indeed very stable. Taking down 4450 would be perfect; just waiting for the next wave.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-10 08:50

Haha, this wave indeed hit the right rhythm, but I have to say the opposite—being right about the prediction is the most dangerous. What’s up, are we about to charge again? Last time at 4400, I also "predicted correctly," but it was cut in half back to 3800, and I’m still in the bottom-fishing pit. Just a 120-plus point move, and that’s enough? I think this is the last madness before dawn, and sooner or later, there will be another lesson in cut in half. Stabilizing? Ha, I’ve heard that word too many times. The next second, it’s a flash crash. The old veteran’s intuition tells me to reduce positions, brother. The good rhythm is just because of luck. If you really want to talk about control—I swear I always buy at the top. Being right about the prediction doesn’t mean much; what matters is whether you make a profit or go to zero in the end. My account history is a bloody lesson.

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MidsommarWallet

· 01-10 08:43

Wow, this wave of gold price movement is truly incredible. Once it breaks, it breaks without hesitation. The most satisfying part of predicting this is when it gets verified. Holding above 4400 is definitely solid. Although 120 points seem small, every point is firmly supported. That's real skill. The target of 4450 feels very secure. Continuing to ride this wave.

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RektRecorder

· 01-10 08:41

Yeah, this wave of momentum is indeed impressive. Breaking through is breaking through, no nonsense. Predicting accurately is truly satisfying; just waiting for that 4450 move. Over 120 points may not be big, but it's steady, much less exhausting than those rollercoaster swings.

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 01-10 08:23

Oh yeah, this wave of gold prices is moving exactly as I expected, so satisfying! --- Although the fluctuation is small at over 120 points, being able to accurately gauge the rhythm is quite impressive. --- After breaking through 4400, it hasn't looked back, this kind of trend is the most comfortable. --- Now it's just a matter of whether 4430 and 4450 can be smoothly taken, I don't think there's much problem. --- My prediction was correct, and the execution was on point. Only such market conditions are worth reviewing. --- But will there be resistance at the 4450 level? We'll see then. --- The rhythm throughout Monday was truly impeccable; it moved exactly as it should.

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