Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need for dynamic adjustment of RSI and Bollinger Bands in precious metal trading based on market conditions [1] Group 2 - In trending markets, the widening of Bollinger Bands can indicate trend strength, with specific strategies for entry and stop-loss based on RSI levels [3] - In ranging markets, Bollinger Bands define trading ranges while RSI identifies overbought and oversold conditions, requiring dual filtering conditions to avoid false breakouts [4] Group 3 - During extreme volatility, such as liquidity crises, parameters of indicators should be adjusted dynamically, with specific adjustments to RSI and Bollinger Bands to confirm reversal signals [5] Group 4 - Prior to key economic data releases, adjustments to indicator periods are necessary to optimize strategies, with specific thresholds for RSI and Bollinger Bands to capture trend continuation or short-term opportunities [6] Group 5 - Different characteristics of silver and gold necessitate tailored approaches, with silver's industrial demand affecting RSI thresholds, while gold's financial attributes can be validated through a specific model [7] Group 6 - The effectiveness of RSI and Bollinger Bands is contingent on market volatility and liquidity, with practical data indicating improved accuracy of signals under certain volatility conditions [8]