Price increases of commodities actually follow a certain pattern. I've observed this logic for many years, and it has rarely been wrong.

Gold usually leads the way. Once gold prices start to move, silver quickly follows to catch up. Then comes copper. When copper moves, other non-ferrous metals tend to be driven up as well. Next are crude oil and natural gas, with energy costs soaring and pushing each other higher. Finally, agricultural products like soybeans and corn come into play, and at this stage, the cost of living begins to noticeably increase.

Of course, there are interrelated effects in the middle. When copper moves, other non-ferrous metals won't stay idle. When energy prices rise, oil and gas coordinate their movements. But the overall direction and sequence remain relatively stable, just with different speeds.

Interestingly, risk assets behave differently. High-risk assets like Bitcoin tend to be the last to rise. But once they do, the gains are the most aggressive. The more刺激的 assets tend to appear later. This pattern has held true for many years.

So, when observing the market, instead of guessing blindly, it's better to understand this logical framework, make early arrangements, and wait for the rhythm to unfold.