[November 17] 30-second Gold No-Discretion Scalping + [Second Round 30-second Gold Automatic FX] Trade Results！

Trading on November 17.

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U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of New York Manufacturing Index for November

and other indicators are upcoming, but the range of movement is not very large.

This is trading with those in mind.

Gold has been falling, rising again, and is repeating, but with the week turning, what movement did it show?

On Friday it broke a large low and the weekly chart changed, but there are no particularly large gaps observed.

However, since it fell over 1500 pips on Friday, it is unlikely to reach new highs again soon.

So it may be in a consolidation range or start to fall again, but the Tokyo market on the 17th showed little price movement.

It first moved down in the London market but was quickly reversed, and it entered the NY market with no major moves.

In the NY market it continued to fall, but was bounced by London market support and is trading in a range again.

That time period became the trading window, and the number of entries increased far more than usual.

Despite many false moves in this directionless market, visually it looks like a big loss, but in terms of risk-reward it was actually kept under minus 30 pips.

In such a weak market, enduring and finishing the week in profit is fine.

Continue to enter mechanically without discretion.

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November 17 Trading Results of the “30-second GOLD Automatic FX”

Today's GOLD entry!! ✅?

The Tokyo–London markets are not showing much movement, lacking direction.

In the NY market, movement finally started, and there was an immediate opportunity.

A single move of 47 pips is a strong start.

The second trade also fell nearly 20 pips, but the rebound was large and hit stop loss before closing.

After that, it was bounced by London market support and entered a range-bound market with no clear direction, ending the day.

Compared to the first issue, there were fewer entry opportunities, but compared to the first issue which had small losses, this issue shows a solid profit advantage.

Each has strengths and weaknesses, so use them smartly or together to secure profits.

Continue to follow the rules mechanically, as the Automatic FX name suggests!

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