2025 Market Scoreboard So Far:

Cedric77
08:16

Abstracted from my Read :

Silver: +130%

Gold: +65%

Copper: +35%

Nasdaq: +20%

S&P 500: +16%

Russell 2000: +13%

Bitcoin: –6%

Ethereum: –12%

Altcoins: –42%

Crypto is officially the worst-performing major asset class of 2025.

KEY RISKS TO WATCH IN 2026

1)Rate cuts delayed-Hurts small caps & crypto

2)AI earnings miss-Nasdaq multiple compression

3)China slowdown-Copper & silver downside

4)Crypto regulation-Altcoin wipeout risk

SIMPLE RULES FOR 2026

1)Trim winners, not losers

2)if BTC leads → ETH follows → altcoins last

3)Gold first, silver second

4) Cash is a position

In short — 2026 playbook

BEST TO INVEST

1) Gold

Stable uptrend, central-bank support

Works in both bull and stress scenarios

2) Bitcoin

2025 laggard → strongest rebound potential

3)ETF + institutional demand = asymmetric upside

Quality US equities (S&P 500 leaders)

Real earnings, pricing power, AI beneficiaries

NEUTRAL / TACTICAL ONLY

1) Silver → already up too much, very volatile

2) Copper → hold, don’t chase

Nasdaq momentum names → trim rallies, not buy breakouts

❌ BEST TO AVOID

(Worst risk-reward in 2026)

1)Altcoins

No liquidity, no earnings, regulation risk

90% won’t recover even if BTC rises

2) Narrative-only AI / meme stocks

Valuations fragile, sentiment-driven

3) Highly leveraged commodity bets

One macro shock = forced liquidation

One-line summary

Own gold, own Bitcoin, own quality equities — avoid hype, leverage, and illiquidity.

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