Yesterday's gold trading focused on swing operations, with the market exhibiting wide-range fluctuations throughout the day. Relying on key support and resistance levels for layout, using a fixed position of 2 lots for quick in and out trades, strictly adhering to take-profit and stop-loss discipline.

There were a total of 7 trades during the day, 6 profitable and 1 stopped out, with a total profit of 106 points and a net account gain of $21,200. The main profit source was shorting precious metals—short positions opened at 4496 gained 36 points, and those at 4511 gained 22 points. These two trades contributed significantly to the gains. On the long side, aside from a stop-loss at 4448, the rest were basically stable profits.

The execution of this trading was quite good, and the swing strategy generally aligned with the intraday trend. However, some support level judgments were slightly off, so future analysis needs to be more careful by combining real-time market volume and price patterns to refine the verification logic of support and resistance levels. While maintaining the swing framework, focus on optimizing the precision of specific entry points to further improve efficiency.