From the current market perspective, gold is showing a strong bullish pattern on both the daily and 4-hour charts. On the daily chart, gold prices have risen for three consecutive days, reaching a new seven-week high, and have now firmly established themselves above the $4,300 mark. The 5-day, 10-day, and 20-day moving averages have formed a complete bullish alignment, and the moving average system continues to diverge upwards, indicating that the overall upward momentum remains strong. From a 4-hour chart perspective, gold prices are steadily rising along the upper Bollinger Band. Each slight pullback is quickly met with buying support, indicating that short-term buying pressure remains strong, and short-term support is gradually moving up to the $4330-$4300 area. Meanwhile, the 4-hour chart shows three consecutive bullish candles, indicating a strong technical signal. This round of upward movement still has room to extend further. However, as gold prices continue to rise, profit-taking at higher levels is gradually accumulating, and a technical pullback after the surge should be anticipated. Therefore, blindly chasing the rally is not recommended. Looking ahead, the key focus is on the support level in the $4330-$4300 area, while the resistance level is in the $4380-$4400 area. The overall trading strategy remains to buy on dips. If gold prices stabilize after retracing to the $4330-$4300 area, we can continue to look for opportunities for the bulls to continue their upward trend. If prices approach $4380-$4400 and encounter significant resistance, we need to be wary of the risk of a pullback after a short-term surge. The stronger the market, the less we should blindly chase the rally; we should patiently wait for a pullback confirmation before participating in the trend.