Looking at the performance of commodity markets over the past few decades, there's an interesting pattern that has almost never failed.

Generally speaking, gold will be the first to initiate an upward trend, followed closely by silver. Next, copper prices start to stir, and aluminum prices also move up accordingly. Then crude oil begins to strengthen as it senses the trend, with natural gas following closely behind. Finally, it’s agricultural products—such as soybeans and corn—that experience a surge in prices.

This chain of transmission is like a default program in the market. To quickly remember this sequence, it's simple: five words—"Gold, Silver, Copper, Aluminum, Oil & Gas, Grains." It sounds rhyming, easy to memorize, and more importantly, this pattern has always been quite reliable in real trading.