2026-01-12 03:11:18

#美国贸易赤字状况 Gold has once again experienced a fierce surge, catching many off guard and trapping them.

The easiest mistake to make after a market crash is—losing your composure. Selling at a loss to cut losses, or continuing to add on a bearish outlook and sinking deeper, are all pitfalls. This wave of market movement always tests execution ability.

Against the backdrop of expanding U.S. trade deficits, gold's continued strength as a safe-haven asset has become a major trend. By understanding this logic, it’s actually not that difficult to turn the situation around. The key is to clarify your own holding logic—are you engaging in short-term speculation or trend following? Once you understand that, you'll know what to do.

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Blockchainiac

· 19h ago

Got caught again, maintaining the right mindset is the hardest part. This wave of gold is indeed fierce, but as long as the logic remains, there's no need to panic. Short or hold, once you think it through, it's all settled. The trade deficit has long indicated that gold was about to take off. Those who cut losses are all regretting it, just a little more and it would have been perfect. In the face of trends, there is no right or wrong, only execution. This time, I still insist on viewing safe-haven assets, after all, the logic supports it.

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CommunityLurker

· 19h ago

Got hit again? Stay calm, bro, don't cut your losses. This wave is indeed driven by risk aversion demand. As long as the logic is correct, don't panic. Really, the hardest part isn't seeing the right direction, but sticking to it. The gold safe-haven logic is still solid now; it mainly depends on how you position yourself. Another wave of bagholders has been born, haha. Don't add to your position recklessly before you have a clear understanding of the holding logic, really. Not many people see through this wave of market行情; most are still driven by emotions. Short-term and trend analysis must be distinguished, or you'll just be giving money to the market manipulators.

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LayerZeroHero

· 19h ago

It has been smashed down again, the mentality is the hardest. This wave of gold is really a psychological battle; those who cut losses are all regretting it. Trend, to put it simply, boils down to two choices: either resist or run, there is no third way. A widening trade deficit must push gold up; this logic is clear, the key is whether you can hold on. Another round of cutting losses... watching others get out of trouble while you cut losses yourself, still too inexperienced.

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NftRegretMachine

· 19h ago

Got hit again, huh? Haha, mindset is really key. Those who cut losses are all regretting it, watching gold continue to soar. The reverse gap logic is indeed valid, but the question is, can you really hold on? Short-term or long-term, if you're unsure, you should stay on the sidelines and observe. This round of risk aversion is really intense, but don't add more positions.

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ProofOfNothing

· 19h ago

Another wave of bloodshed, are you guys doing okay? Gold's speed is really fast, stay calm. The logic of safe-haven assets is indeed valid, it all depends on who can hold out until the end. Those who cut losses are probably regretting it now haha. Follow the trend or gamble short-term, think carefully before getting in. This round of market is just a test of execution, nothing else. Brothers who are trapped, don't panic, getting out isn't as hard as you think. The first thing to collapse is your mindset, remember that.

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