<h2>Gold Price Just Hit $2,750 — Here's What I'm Telling My Clients</h2>
<p>Yesterday, gold broke through $2,750 for the first time this quarter. Every client asked me the same question: should I buy, sell, or sit still?</p>
<p>The truth is, I've been through enough of these breakouts to know one thing: chasing the move is the fastest way to lose money. Here's what I actually tell my clients.</p>
<h3>Wait for the Retest</h3>
<p>Every breakout — and I mean every single one in the past 5 years — has retested the breakout level within 48 hours. If gold breaks $2,750 and comes back to $2,730-2,740, <strong>that's your entry</strong>. If it blows straight through and never looks back, you missed it. There will be another one next month.</p>
<h3>Position Size</h3>
<p>I tell my clients: 2% risk per trade. On a $10,000 account, that's $200 max loss. With a 20-pip stop on gold, that's a 0.1 lot position. Not 0.5. Not 1.0. <strong>0.1</strong>.</p>
<h3>The One Thing Nobody Talks About</h3>
<p>Most analysis focuses on the direction. But the real money is in the <em>management</em>. If gold drops to $2,700, do you add, hold, or cut? I tell my clients: cut at 2R loss, add only after a clear support forms. No averaging into a losing trade — that's how accounts get blown up.</p>
<p>Honestly? The trades I'm most proud of aren't the ones where gold moved my way. They're the ones where it moved against me and I only lost what I planned to lose.</p>
<p>Trade smart. Risk manage first.</p>