Weekly Market Review from December 22-29: Gold's performance this week has been remarkably strong, leaving little room for the bears to breathe. Throughout the cycle, it has shown a pattern of high-level oscillation with a continuous upward trend—this situation was clearly identified as early as December 3, when it was predicted that gold would inevitably surge to the 4500 to 4600 range in December.

By Friday's close, the price had firmly stabilized above 4532, with a peak of 4550 during the midnight session, and support firmly established at 4510. The entire fluctuation remained concentrated in the high zone, with no obvious correction space.

Currently, the bullish momentum for gold continues to be released. Interestingly, many analysis institutions in the market still adhere to a short-selling mindset and go against the trend, but based on the actual movement, such operations are likely to make participants regret their decisions. Those following my analysis should be able to feel that the entire week maintained a firm bullish stance, and I provided specific long-position strategies and operational logic in real-time, perfectly aligning with the upward rhythm of the gold price.