I may be the blogger who was the first to indicate that gold had peaked after rising to 5598 and went short all the way? Perhaps he is still the only blogger who suggests that the rebound is coming to an end when gold rises to 5400 and should short rather than chase long. On March 3rd, I provided a high-level trend expectation for gold, and by the end of June, gold had fallen below 4000, which confirmed my viewpoint. Recently, I have seen the whole internet saying that gold is finished, but I haven't seen many people who can provide a logical analysis. Most of them are scared out of their wits by the continuous decline for nearly half a year and are led by panic. As a trader who predicted the peak of the gold phase on Twitter after the gold boom this year and continued to short after rebounding to 5400+, I don't think 3900 and 4000 should chase short on gold. On the contrary, after the key positions of 3900 and 3943 have been verified to have effective support, one should choose to go long. If futures are difficult to grasp, buy paper gold or spot gold, even if only a little? As long as gold does not fall below the 3900 line in the future, there will be at least a large-scale rebound after the consolidation is completed, and it is not ruled out that the adjustment from 5598 will end, ushering in a new upward trend in the second half of this year. My winning rate in precious metal trading is evident to all, and each tweet analysis will also explain the logic and viewpoint, which you can refer to at your discretion. Technical analysis, fundamental analysis, and even news interpretation should be respected as long as they are logical. Opening your mouth wide and only saying 'big is coming', 'plummeting', or 'taking off' doesn't make any sense. I hope everyone can treat their transactions rationally, as this is a basic respect for the wallet.