From a trading perspective, this is not the end but a level shift

From a trading viewpoint, many people's biggest concern right now is: "Has it already risen too much?"
But in a true trending market, the price often goes further when it "looks expensive."

From a technical structure standpoint, gold is not forming a parabolic shape after an accelerated rally, but has experienced a long period of sideways consolidation and digestion of selling pressure before completing a key breakout. Such breakouts often signify a shift from a "consolidation level" to a "trend level."

The 5% single-day surge in silver is more like a signal of catch-up. Historically, every major precious metals bull market has followed a sequence: Gold leads → Silver confirms → Overall bull market unfolds. The current structure is highly similar to this pattern.

Of course, short-term pullbacks are inevitable, but their purpose is not to "end the trend," but to provide new entry opportunities for the trend. The real danger lies in continuous volume-driven surges and extreme euphoria, not in the stage just after breaking through historical ranges.

📌 In a trending market, the biggest risk is not chasing highs but missing out.
📌 The real challenge in trading is how to manage positions, not just judging the direction.
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