Recent performance in the precious metals market has been quite interesting. Silver's surge in the early trading hours was indeed fierce, but after overextending its momentum, it began to rapidly retrace—this is a typical sign of an overheated market. When sentiment becomes crazy, it often signals a total loss.

Gold, which was dragged down along with it, is actually quite unfairly treated. As a traditional safe-haven asset, its short-term decline due to silver is merely a collateral damage of market sentiment. The core fact is: the underlying logic of gold has never changed. Its monetary properties and its position in global asset allocation are fundamentally unshakable by silver.

The key here is patience. As market sentiment gradually cools and silver's frenzy comes to an end, those assets that were wrongly sold off due to emotional reactions will naturally be the first to rebound. At this point, the recovery phase for gold will begin.

In fact, opportunities always exist within market irrationality. Those who make money are often not the trend followers, but those who understand how to patiently wait and control the rhythm.