Since we know that international gold prices will continue to rise in the coming years, we should keep buying as prices rise. No matter how it falls, we must remain resolutely optimistic and not be swayed by temporary losses. The more it falls, the more we should invest, and during the upward trend, we should redeem some profits appropriately.
Unlike international crude oil futures trading, Yi Anguo had never focused on international gold futures trading before his rebirth. It wasn't until the end of 2008 that international gold prices began to soar, lasting until July, August, and September of 2012.
However, by the end of 2011, influenced by the Eurozone debt crisis, international gold futures prices had already surged to a peak of 1900 US dollars per ounce.
Now, in the first half of 2010, international gold futures prices were around 1100 US dollars per ounce.
This is certainly a good point to invest, as by the end of next year, the profits will be substantial.
