Yesterday, I entered a long position at the 4310 level in gold. Today, according to the plan, I successfully exited above the 4400 region. The timing was very accurate, and the expected and actual trends closely aligned. After exiting, the market began to enter a correction phase—but don’t interpret this as a trend reversal. In fact, this is a consolidation period before the start of a new wave of the market, which also creates better entry opportunities for subsequent long positions.

From a technical perspective, after this wave of correction, gold is likely to shift into a slow upward recovery mode, gradually recouping the previous declines. This current pullback is essentially the market consolidating—preparing for the continuation of the trend and laying a more solid foundation for larger gains. So, there's no need to be overly anxious about holdings; short-term fluctuations don’t require excessive interpretation.

The specific trading approach is as follows: focus on the area around 4356, and consider multiple entries for long positions, with the main target around 4440. Remember one key point—proper position sizing and stop-loss placement are essential; this is the baseline. If the market moves as expected, hold patiently and don’t be scared out by small fluctuations.

Ultimately, every market correction is brewing a direction, and every fluctuation may contain opportunities. Keep up with the rhythm to truly stay in sync with the trend.