Market Overview - Spot gold is currently trading around $4287 per ounce, having reached a one-and-a-half-month high of $4285.75 on Wednesday, the highest level since October 21 [1] - Gold prices have risen for three consecutive trading days, with a nearly 2% increase this week [1] - The global stock market's strong performance has reduced demand for traditional safe-haven assets like gold, despite a mild rebound in the dollar from a two-month low [1] Technical Analysis - Gold broke through the predicted resistance level of $4260, gaining an additional $25, which may indicate the foundation for a strong upward trend [2] - The H4 cycle shows a significant increase in bullish momentum, with potential resistance levels at $4300 and $4350 [2] - Key support levels for trading are identified at $4250 and $4232, with a bullish outlook as long as these levels hold [2] Domestic Market Insights - Domestic gold prices reached a high of 973 for Shanghai gold and 963 for Rongtong gold, with a cautious approach recommended for Friday [4] - In the silver market, international silver has continued to rise, reaching a high of 64.2, with a bullish outlook maintained [4] - The trading strategy for silver suggests waiting for a pullback to around 62.5 to enter long positions, while the domestic silver contract has reached approximately 15000 [4]