#密码资产动态追踪 Recently, I reviewed several leading investment banks' precious metals research reports and found that institutional stances are surprisingly consistent in being bullish on gold.
JPMorgan's expectations are the most aggressive, with a long-term target of 5400-6000; Goldman Sachs advocates for a 4900 level; Bank of America and UBS respectively call for ranges of 5000 and 4500-5000. Even the usually more conservative Morgan Stanley has confirmed the 4800 threshold.
The driving logic behind this round has completely changed. The rate cut cycle is just a surface factor; the real key is that global central banks are systematically increasing their gold holdings in foreign exchange reserves — a once-in-decades paradigm shift in asset allocation is underway.
In the short term, Fed policy fluctuations or dollar volatility may create pullback pressures, but the mainstream institutional consensus is quite clear: such adjustments are more opportunities to add positions rather than signals of trend reversals.
What is your expectation for this wave of precious metals行情 at which price level?
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ProveMyZK
· 8h ago
The central bank buying gold feels really different now... But the 5000-5400 range might be a good entry point.
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MoonRocketman
· 01-09 01:20
Oh my, the central bank's move is just fueling the fire. The golden launch window has indeed opened.
Institutions are unanimously over 5000+, and the signal of breaking through the upper band of the Bollinger Bands cannot be clearer. The short-term pullback is just a gravity resistance level, and I will take it all in.
My stop-loss is set at 4800. The escape velocity is already calculated, just waiting for the breakthrough of the atmosphere.
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PseudoIntellectual
· 01-09 01:20
The central bank collectively hoarding gold, this is indeed a signal.
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 01-09 01:14
I get the logic behind the central bank's buying spree, but this consensus is too uniform, which is a bit scary... When institutions band together to look bullish, it often... Forget it, I'll stick to the 5000-5500 range for now, it's safer.
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AirDropMissed
· 01-09 01:13
The central bank's move to buy gold this time is indeed different. It feels like a genuine shift at the institutional level, not just hype.
#密码资产动态追踪 Recently, I reviewed several leading investment banks' precious metals research reports and found that institutional stances are surprisingly consistent in being bullish on gold.
JPMorgan's expectations are the most aggressive, with a long-term target of 5400-6000; Goldman Sachs advocates for a 4900 level; Bank of America and UBS respectively call for ranges of 5000 and 4500-5000. Even the usually more conservative Morgan Stanley has confirmed the 4800 threshold.
The driving logic behind this round has completely changed. The rate cut cycle is just a surface factor; the real key is that global central banks are systematically increasing their gold holdings in foreign exchange reserves — a once-in-decades paradigm shift in asset allocation is underway.
In the short term, Fed policy fluctuations or dollar volatility may create pullback pressures, but the mainstream institutional consensus is quite clear: such adjustments are more opportunities to add positions rather than signals of trend reversals.
What is your expectation for this wave of precious metals行情 at which price level?