Gold OR Bitcoin? The most frequently asked question lately is whether it's a good time to buy gold. The most frequently seen articles lately compare the returns of gold, Bitcoin, and US stocks. Just like when I sold BTC in August, I called for gold for four months, and many group members are still asking where to buy gold. The purpose of saying this is not to address your issue of execution ability through psychological manipulation; its essence lies in: Without understanding the trading expectations and logic, they don't try it, skipping the process and going straight for the result. Gold has now broken through its historical high, reaching over 4400, and the underlying logic is simply being validated without changing. The only scenario in which gold can hit a low point right now is a liquidity crisis. Its core principle is that gold is not inherently currency, and currency is inherently gold. Its methodology is based on the gold trading trilogy mentioned in the tweet. Today, I won't be posting my gold trading results. If anyone feels that trading gold is more suitable than trading BTC right now, or if you missed my strong call for gold, you can scroll through all my gold articles to review how you missed it, instead of simply attributing it to laziness. This will be very helpful for your future trading. If you think it's nonsense, that's fine too; the transaction is your own business. The price of London gold is available on Jinshi Data. @MSX_CN has a 2x gold ETF that you can verify. Missing out is not terrible; what is terrible is learning and then practicing. Many summaries from exchanges and AI are not as high-quality as the articles and analyses on Maiton's Official Twitter. For example, the concept of the Triple Witching Day is rarely mentioned in the industry, and currently only Maiton has mentioned it on Official Twitter. Looking back at 1011, you'll find that the Triwicidal Day is truly terrifying when you think about it. If you remember what I said about "looking at the pie charts to trade E-money" (when I closed my Tesla position on MSX), you can understand my macro tweet: what looks like prosperity is also evidence of prosperity. Many of my trades are systematic, involving asset allocation, expectation management, risk appetite, and so on. Therefore, I have never felt that it is a bear market. A bear market is one where there is no hope (except for the diode theory that you can short), while gold asset allocation and cross-domain hedging give me hope. Therefore, in a trading system, drawing lines is merely a technique. mutual encouragement.