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12-26 16:56

The precious metals market is in a broad melt-up across gold, silver, platinum, and palladium, signaling a systemic macro trade, not an isolated commodity move, and reshaping the outlook for 2026

Gold and silver remain in strong uptrends, favoring long positions if momentum holds, while platinum and palladium, though more volatile, could benefit from economic recovery and rising industrial demand

A $5,000 gold price by 2026 is possible with persistent inflation or economic instability, but a more moderate rise seems likely, supported by ongoing central bank demand。。。

Standard ETFs offer direct price exposure without expiration or margin risk, while stock futures provide capital efficiency and leveraged ETFs offer short-term opportunities with higher risk, even in flat markets

The move toward $5,000 gold reflects a shift in global currency values, with long ETFs offering stability and futures or leveraged ETFs providing higher rewards and volatility

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Gold, Silver, Platinum, and Palladium Surge: Go Long or Short? Which ETFs to Choose?

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$XAU/USD(XAUUSD.FOREX)$ rises to a fresh all-time high near $4,500, marking roughly the 50th record break this year and positioning both gold and silver for their strongest annual performance in more than four decades. $Silver - main 2603(SImain)$ passes $70! The latest surge has been driven by renewed bets that the Federal Reserve will deliver two rate cuts in 2026, alongside heightened geopolitical risk, with major banks including Goldman Sachs arguing that structural support for gold remains intact into next year. While the U.S. dollar has remained superficially stable during the surge in metals prices, this does not necessarily contradict the broader “currency debasement” narrative taking shape beneath the surface. Since the Federal Reserve’s Jackson Hole meeting in August, precious metals have moved sharply higher in a short period of time. Silver has surged 76%, palladium is up 65%, and platinum has gained 45% over roughly four months, while gold—often seen as the primary hedge—has lagged with a still-significant 30% increase. The synchronized rise across gold, silver, platinum, and palladium has reinforced the view that this is a systemic trade rather than an isolated commodity move. The idea of currency debasement has re-entered market discussions as U.S. federal debt continues to expand, recently reaching $38.5 trillion and growing at an annual pace of around $3 trillion. The top ETFs for: $SPROTT JUNIOR COPPER MINERS ETF(COPJ)$, $WisdomTree Efficient Gold Plus Gold Miners Strategy Fund(GDMN)$, $Amplify Junior Silver Miners ETF(SILJ)$, $GraniteShares Platinum Trust(PLTM)$, $Global X Uranium ETF(URA)$, $abrdn Physical Palladium Shares ETF(PALL)$ Will gold hit $5000 in 2026? Would you trade stock futures, etfs or leveraged etfs? Leave your comments to win tiger coins~
Gold, Silver, Platinum, and Palladium Surge: Go Long or Short? Which ETFs to Choose?

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