Today is a rare day that I haven't been "urged out of bed" by the market after trading for so long — I directly lay down until the sun shines on my pillow before getting up, lazily checking my phone to monitor the market, even skipping the usual pre-opening review that I never miss.

The market also catered to the lazy ones, remaining steady without any sudden spikes or drops, giving enough face for slacking off. In the first three days, as soon as the market opened, it surged up as if rushing to meet the KPI; today, however, it changed the rhythm, not moving up at the open, but rather slowly dropping a little, but this slight fluctuation really can't stir up any waves.

Silver is still in its usual "fierce" state, regardless of how the market shakes, it remains strong on its own, while gold is still the familiar "slowpoke", honestly staying within its range, not planning to break out. Yesterday's impressive-looking large bullish candle was, to put it bluntly, just "window dressing" — it never escaped the defined range, bouncing back and forth three times throughout the day. The U.S. market finally made a move, but it only touched the daytime high before retreating, showing no intention of breaking through. I'm thinking that today's gold operation is quite stable: directly entering a long position near the current price of 4332, and if it falls back to around 4328, I'll add to my long position, placing a stop loss at 4318, keeping an eye on the target range of 4345-4350. If it can break through smoothly, then I'll look to see 4400. Moreover, I feel that this range fluctuation of gold is actually gathering strength; silver's strength has already raised the overall heat of precious metals. As long as it doesn't break below the lower edge of the range, the risk of going long is very low, and instead, I can take advantage of the rhythm of fluctuations to trade in small positions back and forth. #美国非农数据超预期 $BTC