The start of a new week must begin with stabilizing the rhythm. The market will never pay for anyone's emotions, but it will always reward those who truly execute.

What was last week's market like? Gold continued to gain strength, hitting new all-time highs multiple times, and on Friday, it even approached 4550, closing steadily at a high level with no signs of weakening the bullish momentum. The continuity of this trend is indeed quite good.

From an external perspective, the overall sentiment in the precious metals sector is hot, with silver performing particularly well, not only rising significantly but also hitting year-to-date highs. This strong momentum naturally also transmits positive sentiment to gold. Coupled with the ongoing geopolitical uncertainties, the continuous inflow of safe-haven funds into gold prices is not surprising. Although margin adjustments may increase short-term volatility, they do not change the overall trend direction.

Looking at the technical aspect, the daily chart has formed a complete bullish arrangement, with prices operating in a strong zone, and the space for pullback is becoming increasingly limited. The 4500 level has shifted from a previous resistance to an important support. As long as this level holds, the bullish pattern will remain intact.

In terms of operation, the focus for the day is mainly on buying on dips: if the price stabilizes around 4500, you can directly enter long positions. For upward targets, pay attention to the 4540–4570 range. During strong trending markets, avoid guessing the top; follow the trend and participate accordingly, but be sure to control your position size to avoid being caught off guard.

Risk reminder: The above is only a sharing of trading ideas and not investment advice. The market carries risks; trade rationally.