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After the policy outcomes from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan were released, the market’s largest near-term risk window has largely passed.​Based on how price action has responded so far, the Santa rally has very likely begun; historically, it typically runs from late December into early January, and U.S. equities have a high probability of grinding higher with choppy gains during this period.​What’s more, while mega-cap tech looks expensive, the overall valuation of the equal-weight S&P 500 is not particularly stretched, so over the coming week it may be worth considering a strategy of selling weekly put options on Nasdaq futures with strikes below the 20-week moving average.​At the same time, it also makes sense to prepare in advance for a potential explosive move in commo

Will gold reach US$5,000 in 2026? A move to US$5,000 in 2026 is ambitious but no longer implausible. After breaking US$4,500, gold has entered a regime shift rather than a cyclical rally. Key forces supporting a US$4,800 to US$5,200 tail scenario include: Monetary policy asymmetry: Even two Fed cuts in 2026 would still leave real rates vulnerable if growth slows faster than inflation. Gold responds more to the direction of policy than absolute levels. Central bank accumulation: Reserve diversification away from USD remains structural, not tactical. This creates a persistent bid under pullbacks. Geopolitical risk premium: Unlike past spikes, risk is now multi-polar and persistent rather than event-driven. Silver confirmation: Silver’s outperformance suggests this is a broad precious-metals

Buckle up, gold bugs – spot gold just rocketed 2% intraday to a blazing $4,450 all-time high on December 23, 2025, marking its 50th record break this year and capping the strongest annual surge in over 40 years! 😲 This metal mania isn't random fireworks; it's fueled by a perfect storm of Fed rate cuts unlocking 87% odds for more easing in 2026, geopolitical jitters from tariffs cranking safe-haven bids, and industrial demand exploding from solar panels chomping 25% more supply amid EV booms. Goldman Sachs nails it: structural support stays rock-solid, with AI data centers guzzling silver-like efficiency for gold's cousin, pushing prices toward that juicy $5,000 milestone in 2026. Emerging markets cheer too, with India's gold imports up 20% on wedding season frenzy, adding global glow to th

Gold's latest surge feels different this time. Spot prices pushing toward $4,500 and chalking up nearly the 50th record high of the year highlights just how powerful the underlying trend has become. With gold and silver on track for their strongest annual performance in over 40 years, this rally is no longer just about short-term fear—it reflects a broader shift in how markets are pricing monetary policy, geopolitical risk, and long-term currency debasement. From my perspective, the renewed expectation of two Fed rate cuts in 2026 is a key driver. Lower real rates have historically been the most reliable fuel for sustained gold bull markets, and this time it's reinforced by persistent geopolitical tensions and central-bank buying. When major institutions like Goldman Sachs argue that struc

$SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$  GOLD set all time high again and again! Ever wonder why GOLD continue to go up? GOLD is traded in US dollar and dollar continue to lose it value due to more money in the market. Look at the money supply and not the interest rate. Interest rate is just a distraction. Own assets and not cash. holding cash only wins when there is deflation. That hardly happens and you know why now, cos keep printing money. I'll continue to hold around 20% in gold and silver. Even at $4400 it is still undervalued. Target for 2026 is $6000.

Definitely hold gold long term.

5000??? Not a problem 🤣🤣🤣

Gold is still the best safe haven

Gold enters 2026 at record highs after an exceptional rally driven by strong central bank demand, macro uncertainty, and a shift in strategic asset allocation. Gold has long reflected global economic and political stress, with its price typically rising during periods of heightened uncertainty. In the wake of the global financial crisis, gold surged past $1,000. During the Covid-19 pandemic, it climbed to $2,000. Then, when Trump announced tariffs in April, it surpassed the $3,000 mark. The $4,000 mark was hit during the recent prolonged US government shutdown. Global gold demand hit 1,313 tonnes in the third quarter of 2025, the strongest quarterly total on record, according to the World Gold Council. This surge was driven by strong investment demand, including purchases via exchange-trad

Over the next 12 months, gold’s trajectory is less about a single catalyst and more about policy credibility and regime risk. Key drivers: Real rates and policy confidence Gold responds less to nominal rates than to trust in central banks. If the Federal Reserve cuts into slowing growth while inflation remains sticky, real yields compress and gold stays bid. A credible hawkish pivot would cap upside, but that requires inflation to fall cleanly without economic stress, which remains uncertain. Fiscal dominance and debt optics Persistent deficits and rising refinancing needs in the U.S. and Europe continue to favour gold as a reserve hedge. This is structural, not cyclical. Geopolitics and reserve diversification Central bank buying remains robust, especially outside the West. This provides

$Global X Silver Miners ETF(SIL)$  $Gold.com(GOLD)$   Key Points In Global and U.S. Markets U.S. Markets Cautious Ahead of Inflation Data: U.S. equity futures steadied as investors awaited key CPI data, with ongoing volatility in technology stocks reflecting concerns over AI infrastructure costs despite resilient year-to-date sector gains. U.S.–China Tensions Intensify Over Taiwan: Washington approved a record $11.15 billion arms sale to Taiwan, reinforcing regional deterrence while underscoring rising geopolitical risk across the Indo-Pacific. Asian Tech Shares Slide on AI Spending Concerns: Japanese technology stocks led declines in Asia as worries over the sustai

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Both gold and silver are experiencing significant strength, but their drivers and potential paths for 2026 differ. Here is a breakdown of the key drivers, performance outlooks, and institutional forecasts for both metals over the next 12 months and beyond. 🏆 Key Drivers for Gold in 2026 The primary forces expected to influence gold prices in the coming year stem from macroeconomic conditions and sustained demand: · Geopolitics & Market Risk: Ongoing trade tensions, geopolitical conflicts, and rising "tail-risk" events continue to boost gold's safe-haven appeal. · Monetary Policy & the Dollar: Expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts and a potential weaker U.S. dollar would lower the opportunity cost of holding gold. · Central Bank Demand: This remains a structural pillar of suppo

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Silver rise probably related to industrial demands, QE, supply issue, revert to mean in gold is to silver ratio of 1:20.

Time to buy gold? Or wait?

Silver soared past $66 an ounce this week, and gold is trading just 1.5% below its own record high. The current configuration strongly suggests that gold is approaching a regime-defining inflection point, with silver’s surge acting as a leading confirmation rather than a divergence. This is not simply a price event; it is a macro signal convergence that could define the next phase of the precious-metals cycle. In this article, I would like to share the structured assessment that we go through to see if Gold market is already at an inflection point as precious metals poised for a defining moment. Why This Moment Matters For Gold $Gold - main 2602(GCmain)$ trading within ~1.5% of its all-time high after silver has already broken out is historica

$Silver - main 2603(SImain)$   $Gold - main 2602(GCmain)$   $USD Index(USDindex.FOREX)$   Silver and gold still continues to rise for performance in chart and good for demand ratio for this years if we look in last price from 2022 -2024. Average price in line market position. Target gold 5000 next years and 100 for silver not enough to stand point for both in get more point next years after us dollar index could be downtrend momentum 2026 to 2027. From historical performance to get average point in line position and volatility index for cycle time frame still works and should be have cross in line for  death cr

Over the next 12 months, I see gold's primary driver as macro uncertainty rather than pure inflation. Slowing global growth, rising geopolitical risks, and the growing need for portfolio hedges are pushing central banks and long-term investors to hold more gold. Even if the Fed doesn't cut aggressively, the market is already pricing in a world where real rates struggle to stay restrictive for long, which remains supportive for gold. I view the recent strength in both silver and gold as fundamentally healthy, not speculative excess. Gold is acting as the anchor—benefiting from safe-haven demand and central bank buying—while silver is expressing a higher-beta version of the same thesis, amplified by industrial demand tied to energy transition and electronics. This combination suggests the mo

Be cautious: this week, both U.S. equities and the two most crowded assets—gold and silver—are sitting in a fragile equilibrium of “high prices + low volatility + high leverage.” On top of that, the headline calendar includes Quadruple witching day, a Bank of Japan rate hike, and the return of the previously paused U.S. nonfarm payrolls release—factors that make a meaningful volatility expansion highly likely. In such an environment, any one-way bet can easily be whipsawed as take-profit and stop-loss orders get triggered repeatedly.​In these conditions—especially before the Bank of Japan announces its policy decision—the priority should shift away from trying to be “right” on a single directional call. The focus should be on protecting earlier gains and controlling drawdowns, because the

Here is a structured view on the drivers of gold prices over the next 12 months, the recent strength in gold and silver, and whether silver might continue to outperform or gold could reach US$5,000 per ounce in 2026. Primary Drivers for Gold Prices 1. Safe-haven demand and global risk sentiment Gold remains sensitive to geopolitical tension, macroeconomic uncertainty, and stock market stress. Heightened risk aversion tends to shift capital into bullion. Central banks and institutions have been significant buyers, supporting prices.  2. Monetary policy expectations Expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts and a weaker US dollar reduce the opportunity cost of holding gold. Softer yields on bonds make non-yielding assets such as gold more attractive, reinforcing its appeal as a hedge ag

After the policy outcomes from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan were released, the market’s largest near-term risk window has largely passed.​Based on how price action has responded so far, the Santa rally has very likely begun; historically, it typically runs from late December into early January, and U.S. equities have a high probability of grinding higher with choppy gains during this period.​What’s more, while mega-cap tech looks expensive, the overall valuation of the equal-weight S&P 500 is not particularly stretched, so over the coming week it may be worth considering a strategy of selling weekly put options on Nasdaq futures with strikes below the 20-week moving average.​At the same time, it also makes sense to prepare in advance for a potential explosive move in commo

Buckle up, gold bugs – spot gold just rocketed 2% intraday to a blazing $4,450 all-time high on December 23, 2025, marking its 50th record break this year and capping the strongest annual surge in over 40 years! 😲 This metal mania isn't random fireworks; it's fueled by a perfect storm of Fed rate cuts unlocking 87% odds for more easing in 2026, geopolitical jitters from tariffs cranking safe-haven bids, and industrial demand exploding from solar panels chomping 25% more supply amid EV booms. Goldman Sachs nails it: structural support stays rock-solid, with AI data centers guzzling silver-like efficiency for gold's cousin, pushing prices toward that juicy $5,000 milestone in 2026. Emerging markets cheer too, with India's gold imports up 20% on wedding season frenzy, adding global glow to th

Will gold reach US$5,000 in 2026? A move to US$5,000 in 2026 is ambitious but no longer implausible. After breaking US$4,500, gold has entered a regime shift rather than a cyclical rally. Key forces supporting a US$4,800 to US$5,200 tail scenario include: Monetary policy asymmetry: Even two Fed cuts in 2026 would still leave real rates vulnerable if growth slows faster than inflation. Gold responds more to the direction of policy than absolute levels. Central bank accumulation: Reserve diversification away from USD remains structural, not tactical. This creates a persistent bid under pullbacks. Geopolitical risk premium: Unlike past spikes, risk is now multi-polar and persistent rather than event-driven. Silver confirmation: Silver’s outperformance suggests this is a broad precious-metals

Gold's latest surge feels different this time. Spot prices pushing toward $4,500 and chalking up nearly the 50th record high of the year highlights just how powerful the underlying trend has become. With gold and silver on track for their strongest annual performance in over 40 years, this rally is no longer just about short-term fear—it reflects a broader shift in how markets are pricing monetary policy, geopolitical risk, and long-term currency debasement. From my perspective, the renewed expectation of two Fed rate cuts in 2026 is a key driver. Lower real rates have historically been the most reliable fuel for sustained gold bull markets, and this time it's reinforced by persistent geopolitical tensions and central-bank buying. When major institutions like Goldman Sachs argue that struc

$SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$  GOLD set all time high again and again! Ever wonder why GOLD continue to go up? GOLD is traded in US dollar and dollar continue to lose it value due to more money in the market. Look at the money supply and not the interest rate. Interest rate is just a distraction. Own assets and not cash. holding cash only wins when there is deflation. That hardly happens and you know why now, cos keep printing money. I'll continue to hold around 20% in gold and silver. Even at $4400 it is still undervalued. Target for 2026 is $6000.

Definitely hold gold long term.

Over the next 12 months, gold’s trajectory is less about a single catalyst and more about policy credibility and regime risk. Key drivers: Real rates and policy confidence Gold responds less to nominal rates than to trust in central banks. If the Federal Reserve cuts into slowing growth while inflation remains sticky, real yields compress and gold stays bid. A credible hawkish pivot would cap upside, but that requires inflation to fall cleanly without economic stress, which remains uncertain. Fiscal dominance and debt optics Persistent deficits and rising refinancing needs in the U.S. and Europe continue to favour gold as a reserve hedge. This is structural, not cyclical. Geopolitics and reserve diversification Central bank buying remains robust, especially outside the West. This provides

Gold enters 2026 at record highs after an exceptional rally driven by strong central bank demand, macro uncertainty, and a shift in strategic asset allocation. Gold has long reflected global economic and political stress, with its price typically rising during periods of heightened uncertainty. In the wake of the global financial crisis, gold surged past $1,000. During the Covid-19 pandemic, it climbed to $2,000. Then, when Trump announced tariffs in April, it surpassed the $3,000 mark. The $4,000 mark was hit during the recent prolonged US government shutdown. Global gold demand hit 1,313 tonnes in the third quarter of 2025, the strongest quarterly total on record, according to the World Gold Council. This surge was driven by strong investment demand, including purchases via exchange-trad

5000??? Not a problem 🤣🤣🤣

Gold is still the best safe haven

$Global X Silver Miners ETF(SIL)$  $Gold.com(GOLD)$   Key Points In Global and U.S. Markets U.S. Markets Cautious Ahead of Inflation Data: U.S. equity futures steadied as investors awaited key CPI data, with ongoing volatility in technology stocks reflecting concerns over AI infrastructure costs despite resilient year-to-date sector gains. U.S.–China Tensions Intensify Over Taiwan: Washington approved a record $11.15 billion arms sale to Taiwan, reinforcing regional deterrence while underscoring rising geopolitical risk across the Indo-Pacific. Asian Tech Shares Slide on AI Spending Concerns: Japanese technology stocks led declines in Asia as worries over the sustai

Both gold and silver are experiencing significant strength, but their drivers and potential paths for 2026 differ. Here is a breakdown of the key drivers, performance outlooks, and institutional forecasts for both metals over the next 12 months and beyond. 🏆 Key Drivers for Gold in 2026 The primary forces expected to influence gold prices in the coming year stem from macroeconomic conditions and sustained demand: · Geopolitics & Market Risk: Ongoing trade tensions, geopolitical conflicts, and rising "tail-risk" events continue to boost gold's safe-haven appeal. · Monetary Policy & the Dollar: Expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts and a potential weaker U.S. dollar would lower the opportunity cost of holding gold. · Central Bank Demand: This remains a structural pillar of suppo

Silver soared past $66 an ounce this week, and gold is trading just 1.5% below its own record high. The current configuration strongly suggests that gold is approaching a regime-defining inflection point, with silver’s surge acting as a leading confirmation rather than a divergence. This is not simply a price event; it is a macro signal convergence that could define the next phase of the precious-metals cycle. In this article, I would like to share the structured assessment that we go through to see if Gold market is already at an inflection point as precious metals poised for a defining moment. Why This Moment Matters For Gold $Gold - main 2602(GCmain)$ trading within ~1.5% of its all-time high after silver has already broken out is historica

Be cautious: this week, both U.S. equities and the two most crowded assets—gold and silver—are sitting in a fragile equilibrium of “high prices + low volatility + high leverage.” On top of that, the headline calendar includes Quadruple witching day, a Bank of Japan rate hike, and the return of the previously paused U.S. nonfarm payrolls release—factors that make a meaningful volatility expansion highly likely. In such an environment, any one-way bet can easily be whipsawed as take-profit and stop-loss orders get triggered repeatedly.​In these conditions—especially before the Bank of Japan announces its policy decision—the priority should shift away from trying to be “right” on a single directional call. The focus should be on protecting earlier gains and controlling drawdowns, because the

The year 2025, which is drawing to a close, saw many unexpected changes in the global financial markets. For example, $Gold - main 2602(GCmain)$ surged, European stock markets outperformed US stocks, and cryptocurrencies like $Bitcoin(BTC.USD.CC)$ experienced significant declines.2025 was also the year I spent the most time investing and researching in global markets. My travels included the UAE, Iraq, and India, and I conducted numerous investment sharing events in Canada and Italy. Within the US, I had the opportunity to attend training at Elon Musk's Starbase and the NASA Space Academy at the Marshall Space Center in Alabama.Many of the companies we've partnered with are listed on the New Yor

Here is a structured view on the drivers of gold prices over the next 12 months, the recent strength in gold and silver, and whether silver might continue to outperform or gold could reach US$5,000 per ounce in 2026. Primary Drivers for Gold Prices 1. Safe-haven demand and global risk sentiment Gold remains sensitive to geopolitical tension, macroeconomic uncertainty, and stock market stress. Heightened risk aversion tends to shift capital into bullion. Central banks and institutions have been significant buyers, supporting prices.  2. Monetary policy expectations Expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts and a weaker US dollar reduce the opportunity cost of holding gold. Softer yields on bonds make non-yielding assets such as gold more attractive, reinforcing its appeal as a hedge ag

🚀 Silver Breaks All-Time Highs: Is $100 Next or Is the Top In? $64. It finally happened. Silver has officially smashed through historical resistance, breaking new all-time highs and doing something almost unthinkable: flipping the price of Oil. Everywhere you look—Twitter/X, headlines, Tiger—the buzz is deafening. But for every trader celebrating, there are ten others staring at the chart asking the most dangerous question in finance: “Did I miss the boat?” Let’s cut through the noise. Here is the real data on why Silver is moving, why this rally is structurally different from 2011 or 1980, and the massive risks you need to manage right now. 1️⃣ The "Dual Engine" Driving the Melt-Up Silver is often called “Gold’s volatile little brother,” but that view is outdated. Gold is a safe haven; Si

@KevinChenNYC Kevin Chen holds a PhD from the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, and launched his Wall Street career at Morgan Stanley, where he absorbed the analytical rigor of macroeconomic legends Byron Wien and Steven Roach. He maintains strong academic ties as a graduate-level instructor at New York University and marks 2026 as his tenth annual installment of top-10 global economic predictions. His 2025 forecast track record stands at 85% accuracy.2025 Forecast Track Record: 8 of 10 predictions correct (85% hit rate).Chen‘s standout call was forecasting a Q2 US stock correction—markets entered a bear market in April-May, with the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ plunging over 30%. Other accurate foreca

Over the next 12 months, I see gold's primary driver as macro uncertainty rather than pure inflation. Slowing global growth, rising geopolitical risks, and the growing need for portfolio hedges are pushing central banks and long-term investors to hold more gold. Even if the Fed doesn't cut aggressively, the market is already pricing in a world where real rates struggle to stay restrictive for long, which remains supportive for gold. I view the recent strength in both silver and gold as fundamentally healthy, not speculative excess. Gold is acting as the anchor—benefiting from safe-haven demand and central bank buying—while silver is expressing a higher-beta version of the same thesis, amplified by industrial demand tied to energy transition and electronics. This combination suggests the mo

Gold breaking to fresh highs is not something I take lightly. A move above $4,300+ confirms that this rally is not just a short-term squeeze, but a structural trend driven by liquidity, geopolitics, and declining real yields. When gold makes new highs, it's usually a sign that risk hedging demand is rising beneath the surface—even if equities are still holding up. From my perspective, the first question is time horizon, not price. For long-term core holdings, I don't rush to take full profit just because gold prints a new high. Breakouts to all-time highs tend to attract trend-following capital, and historically gold often extends further than expected once price discovery begins. Trimming everything too early risks missing the strongest part of the move. That said, I do believe in partial