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On March 13th, Brent crude oil continued its rally, with daily gains exceeding 10%. The A-share opening signals are clear: inflation impacts have fully permeated the market. This is no longer a localized speculation, but a revaluation of the global pricing system.
Under the dual variables of inflation and geopolitics, infrequent trading is the optimal strategy. The core logic has three points:
Reduce volatility interference: Markets are heavily influenced by sentiment and news in the short term. Frequent trading easily falls into the trap of chasing highs and selling lows. Extending the time h

On the morning of March 13th, the gold market continued its near-term pressure and mid-term bullish trend, with clear differentiation in the long/short logic:
In the near term, market expectations for Fed rate cuts continue to be pushed back, the US dollar index remains strong, and US Treasury yields stay at elevated levels, directly raising gold holding costs and putting obvious pressure on gold prices; meanwhile, geopolitical risk-off sentiment has eased somewhat, the risk premium that previously drove up gold prices is gradually receding, combined with some profit-taking, driving gold price

Today’s market bottomed out and then rebounded. In the morning, it dipped to 5125 and reversed upward; in the afternoon, the bulls strongly pushed higher, approaching the 5191 high point. Currently, it is trading around 5180, showing a clear bullish pattern.
Supported by geopolitical risk premiums in the Middle East, combined with a weakening US dollar and US Treasury yields, the resistance to gold’s upward movement has decreased; technically, the short-term trend is upward, oscillating higher along the moving averages. The key level to watch is the 5191 resistance: a successful breakout and a

The midday update clearly states that gold prices are under pressure and weak, with short-term sentiment still leaning bearish. The publicly announced short position of 5175 on the entire network successfully reached a low of 5137, gaining 38 points.
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3.12 Midday Gold Market Analysis: Yesterday, gold prices reached a high of 5238, then moved in a single-sided downward trend, falling back to around 5125. Affected by CPI data, gold prices came under pressure and weakened, with a clear short-term bearish trend.
Trading strategy: Sell on rebounds. It is recommended to enter short positions in batches within the 5175-5195 range, with a stop at 5205. The targets below are sequentially 5100, 5050, and 5000. Take profits in batches.