Recently, silver has been performing exceptionally aggressively, repeatedly reaching new historical highs. This momentum has directly driven the entire commodities market. Major industrial metals such as gold, copper, and aluminum have also followed suit and risen, with many varieties breaking historical records.

Let's first look at copper. As the primary metal, copper prices have always attracted significant attention. Upstream companies like Beijite, Hainan Mining, Guocheng Mining, Jiangxi Copper, Yunnan Copper, Luoyang Molybdenum, and Western Mining have benefited accordingly. The industry chain position of these companies determines whether they can share in this wave of gains.

The aluminum market is also not willing to be outdone. Companies such as China Aluminum, Jiaozuo Wanfang, Chang Aluminum, Nanshan Aluminum, Dingsheng New Materials, Hesheng Shares, Minfa Aluminum, Tianshan Aluminum, Yunnan Aluminum, and Yun Aluminum are worth watching. Steady demand for industrial aluminum, coupled with rising prices, is driving a boom cycle across the entire aluminum industry chain.

The gold segment tells a different story. Leading companies like Xiaocheng Technology, Jinchengxin, Tongling Nonferrous Metals, Zangge Mining, Zijin Mining, Silvercorp, CITIC Metal, Shanjin International, Zhongjin Lingnan, Shandong Gold, Sichuan Gold, Chifeng Gold, and Hunan Gold have already garnered considerable attention during this upward trend.

Although silver has recently been the most eye-catching performer, the number of related listed companies is relatively small. Companies such as Tibet Everest, Orient Sunshine, Hunan Silver, Tianyin Electromechanical, Yuguang Gold & Lead, Jinhui Shares, Pengxin Resources, Chihong Zinc & Germanium, Tin Industry Shares, Zhuyi Group, Hengbang Shares, Dike Shares, and Haotong Technology are all involved in silver and related metals.

In this market rally, the linkage effect between precious metals and base metals is evident, and there are indeed many opportunities along the industry chain. However, investment decisions should still be based on one's risk tolerance and market judgment.