Silver's recent trend is indeed interesting. On the industrial demand side, the demand for photovoltaics and new energy vehicles is surging, coupled with tighter strategic resource supply controls, which strongly support the supply-demand gap. Geopolitical risk aversion sentiment and the wave of rate cut expectations further bolster the bullish trend.

From a price perspective, resistance levels are at $80 and $82, while support levels are at $76-77 and $74-75. These levels have been repeatedly validated.

The daily chart shows a solid bullish pattern, with industrial demand resilience and supply tightening providing a solid foundation for a long-term bullish outlook. However, on the 4-hour chart, recent profit-taking by some funds suggests a short-term pullback may be needed. The $76 level is critical—holding above it can allow for further upward movement, while breaking below warrants caution.

In terms of trading strategy, you can consider entering long positions within the $76-77 range, with a stop-loss below $75, targeting $80-82. If the price retraces to $74-75 and shows signs of stabilization, adding to long positions is also possible within the same target zone. Proper risk management and strict stop-loss execution are essential.

From a technical perspective, you can follow the trend and go long above $82; if it falls below $74, watch whether a rebound can hold above $75 before considering further actions. The supply and demand fundamentals and technical outlook for silver are relatively good recently, but risk management should always be in place.