Pullbacks are buying opportunities; did you follow them?GOLD (US$/OZ)TVC:GOLDHAMID_AQ This week's trading is coming to a close, so let's discuss our trading strategy, which we believe will be helpful to your trading. Our trading this week has been very successful—this isn't just talk, it's a proven fact. At the beginning of the week, gold prices fluctuated constantly, lacking a sustained one-sided trend; bulls and bears repeatedly clashed, resulting in weak continuity. Even in such a complex market environment, we still achieved stable profits. On Thursday and Friday, we repeatedly emphasized a bullish outlook, focusing on buying on pullbacks. Faced with a rapidly changing market, we adopted a short-term trading strategy. Secondly, for range-bound markets, we adjusted our trading strategy in real time, precisely controlling support and resistance levels. We repeatedly emphasized not to focus excessively on the profit amount of a single trade, but to strictly adhere to the rhythm of range trading to achieve long-term stable returns. We are also extremely rigorous in position management and risk control. Our advice always emphasizes building positions in batches, using small positions to control risk, and gradually reducing costs. This strategy is suitable for range-bound markets. All trades must strictly adhere to stop-loss orders to control risk, and we must be vigilant against extreme market conditions caused by unforeseen events. Today's non-farm payroll data further boosted gold prices. Watch for support levels around 4315-4330.