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2025-10-01
Gold price have flown to new all-time highs now. The current gold surge is due to increased demand as a safe-haven asset amid global economic uncertainty, high inflation, the Federal Reserve’s independence and geopolitical risks. The price of gold relies on market sentiment and demand. When people are fearful of the economy, demand for gold rises and its price increases. But when people become less fearful, demand for gold falls, and its price decreases. Gold price is always volatile and difficult to gauge. Most investors would invest in gold ETF for example $iShares Gold Trust(IAU)$ or $SPDR Gold Shares(GLD)$ to play safe. Thanks @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG @GoodLife99
Silver $7.7B Selloff Coming! Wait for a Buy-the-Dip Opportunity?
Silver fell 3% as the Bloomberg Commodity Index (BCOM) annual rebalancing kicks off from Jan 9–15. TD Securities estimates $7.7B of silver selling could hit the market over the next two weeks—about 13% of total open interest on COMEX—raising the risk of a sharp pullback. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs warns that tight London inventories could keep price swings extreme. With BCOM rebalancing underway, is the silver sell-off mostly mechanical or structural? If inventories remain tight, could forced selling create a buy-the-dip opportunity?
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