[December 4] 30-second Gold No-Discretion Scalping + [Episode 2 30-second Gold Automatic FX] Trade Result!

Trading on December 4.

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U.S. Industrial Production Index September [MoM]

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U.S. Challenger Job Cuts for November [YoY]

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U.S. Initial Jobless Claims for 11/16 - 11/22 [Continuing Claims]

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U.S. Initial Jobless Claims for 11/23 - 11/29

and other indicators are ahead.

Both the magnitude of moves and the importance are small; not expected to have much impact.

Trading is based on these considerations.

On the 3rd, the NY market updated the recent high, but did not surpass the all-time high.

It can be regarded as a range of adjustment where neither high nor low is being updated.

In that case, when will a breakout occur? In the Tokyo market on the 4th, the recent low was broken, but it did not drop below the 2nd day’s low.

The London market rose as well, but without much vigor, and we head into the NY market with no clear direction.

Rising from the London market, entering long from there allowed us to capture a large number of pips first.

However, resistance in the Tokyo market pressed down, and entries around that area increased significantly.

Decisions required extremely short-term judgments, yielding small profits or small losses in quick succession, but the early round of long entries created a substantial overall advantage.

We entered a period where neither high nor low is updated, a range of indeterminate direction persists, but continue to enter mechanically without discretion.

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December 4th Trading Result of “30-Second GOLD Automatic FX”

Since the sense of GOLD and analysis overlap, please refer to the article on 30-Second GOLD Non-Discretionary Scalping.

Today's GOLD Entry!! ✅?

We enter a period of adjustment where neither high nor low is updated, with no clear direction.

Momentum from the London market is driving modest upside, but not very strong.

There is a noticeable pattern of rise → consolidation in a range → brief spike upward.

Initially there was a feint, but the entry near the top recovered to a solid profit.

However, afterward it fell and did not align with the rules, ending the trade.

When the first installment offered many opportunities regardless of win/loss, the trend-following second installment offers fewer chances, but they complement each other, which is fine.

Continue to enter mechanically in accordance with the rules, as the Automatic FX name suggests!

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