#Strategy加仓BTC **How Will Gold Move Next Week? A Complete Breakdown of the Shakeout**

That jump on Friday caught many off guard. Gold suddenly plunged to around 4550, and the culprits were actually twofold: both the news and technical factors came into play. Trump made a statement supporting Hasset remaining on the Economic Advisory Council, also saying this guy is "a good talker." The market picked up on the underlying tone—this was pressure on the Federal Reserve, while also hinting that the dollar would stay strong. As a result, the US dollar index surged over 20 points, and gold was heavily suppressed, with a short-term plunge touching 4550.

Coincidentally, this news coincided exactly with a technical shakeout period, where the main force quickly broke through support levels, creating panic and scaring retail investors into long positions. But what's interesting is that gold then rebounded back to around 4590. What does this indicate? It was just a false alarm; the trend has not reversed, and the bullish pattern remains intact.

Looking back at this week's trading rhythm, during the white session until before the US market, I repeatedly added long positions in the 4580-4587 range, all precisely taking profits and exiting; the second round of long entries at night also pushed the target to 4615-4620. Before the midnight jump, I issued timely risk warnings. Although gold experienced intense volatility, dropping nearly $80, solid risk management protected the account. Now, with gold back above 4590, the bullish upward channel remains intact, and next week there’s a chance to challenge 4600+.

**Next Week Trading Strategy**
- Look for buying opportunities in the 4570-4580 range, targeting 4620-4640
- If the upper break occurs, continue to watch for higher targets at 4660-4680
- Be cautious of black swan events caused by unexpected news; risk management always comes first