2026-01-11 15:00:09

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 Non-farm data below expectations, the opening performance of gold next Monday is worth paying attention to. From historical experience, when US employment data underperforms, it often boosts demand for safe-haven assets, and gold usually presents many opportunities.

Traders who plan to enter the market directly at the Monday open can prepare in advance—those optimistic about going long might want to watch the entry rhythm during the opening period. If gold shows technical support confirmation, that could be a good entry point. In such an unexpected non-farm market environment, gold often experiences a trend-driven move.

Of course, trading should be cautious, and it’s important to operate according to your own risk tolerance—avoid blindly chasing.

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GweiWatcher

· 15h ago

Weak non-farm payroll expectations are sending gold soaring; ready to take off on Monday morning.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 15h ago

Non-farm payrolls messed up again, this wave of gold really has a chance Try to push on Monday, just don't lose too much Poor data = gold price rises, everyone understands this logic, the key is to position correctly Confirm support before entering, don't be the bag holder In this kind of market, either you make a few dozen points or get cut, there's no middle ground I was also watching the market open on Monday, observing many bulls Technical confirmation is very important, don't just follow calls blindly Every non-farm payroll report is like gambling, but this time the odds are in my favor Feeling like gold is about to take off this week

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ResearchChadButBroke

· 01-11 15:30

Non-farm payrolls didn't meet expectations. Can gold rally this time? We'll find out on Monday. Wait, is historical experience reliable? It seems like every time people say "it should go up." I need to keep a close eye on the market open on Monday, so I don't get cut again.

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ForkYouPayMe

· 01-11 15:29

Non-farm payrolls surprise again, is gold about to take off? I’ve been waiting to buy the dip since Monday’s open --- What’s with the historical experience value, can it be the same this time... or does it still depend on the market situation --- Only enter after confirming support, don’t listen to the hype from the media, just getting chopped up --- Risk tolerance... just kidding, who actually calculates that when trading --- Going long is just an idea, but what if it opens lower on Monday? Your analysis isn’t clear enough --- Another trend move in gold? Come on, they’ve been saying that for ten years --- Those who jump in right at the open are usually cannon fodder, I’d rather wait and see --- Timing is very important, but when the market is really hot, who cares about timing

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GasFeeTherapist

· 01-11 15:22

Non-farm data missed expectations again. Whether gold can rebound this time is really uncertain. Must keep an eye on the opening on Monday; it feels like we're about to get trapped again. Bet on this wave to turn around, anyway, there's not much idle money left. Is technical support useful? I never believe in that stuff. Don't advise me to be cautious; all lessons are learned the hard way. Historical experience? Uh... my history is just a series of losses. This time, I will only believe in gold if I go long.

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WenMoon42

· 01-11 15:22

Non-farm data misses the mark, can gold take off? See the opening on Monday for the real test --- Here we go again, every time non-farm data surprises, the gold rush starts. How long can this routine last? --- Confirm support levels before going in, no need to rush --- Sounds good in theory, but in actual trading, it's easy to chase highs. I ask, how many can truly control their risk? --- The market is poised to open on Monday, feeling like there's a chance this wave will succeed --- Historical experience is always right, but the key is whether this wave will repeat. Who dares to guarantee? --- Technical support + positive non-farm data, logically, no issues --- I just want to know, is it gold that will rise, or the dollar that will fall? I can't understand this logical chain --- Cautious trading is real, but greed is the real killer

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SnapshotBot

· 01-11 15:18

If Non-Farm Payrolls perform so poorly, whether gold can rise still depends on how Monday goes Wait a minute, is it really safe to go long in this kind of market? Doubting it It's the same old story again, and Monday will probably be volatile. I bet five bucks Where is the support level? No chart, no truth, brother The last time I saw analysis like this, I got liquidated immediately, hahaha Are you really willing to enter? I wouldn't dare, the risk is too high Gold is getting harder and harder to handle, I feel like I’ve lost the touch Should I try a small position when the market opens on Monday? Anyone want to join? It sounds good, but actually it's just gambling. I think I’ll wait and see

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