Recently, the precious metals market has been quite interesting. Since December, silver, platinum, and others have been soaring, coupled with the rebalancing of the commodity index, short-term market fluctuations are inevitable. However, from a long-term perspective, the intrinsic logic of gold's movement remains unchanged.
The key variable is coming—The U.S. Supreme Court is about to make a decision on tariff policies, which will deeply influence the direction of U.S. trade policy. How will gold be affected? To be honest, the situation is quite complex, but there should still be some potential support.
Additionally, don't forget the geopolitical factor. Recently, a series of actions by the U.S. in Venezuela are just the latest signs of ongoing conflict escalation. This kind of uncertainty naturally provides a floor for gold prices. For traders, these macro factors are definitely worth paying close attention to.
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WalletDetective
· 01-11 17:49
The surge in silver is real, but I am more optimistic about gold's support at the bottom.
With such a chaotic geopolitical situation and no conclusion from the US Supreme Court yet, those entering the market now are all gamblers.
Once the tariff policies are implemented, safe-haven funds will definitely flow into gold. It all depends on who can hold on to the bottom.
Venezuela has been burning on their side, and uncertainty is the biggest factor driving gold prices. Honestly, this is a good reason for long-term holdings.
Short-term fluctuations are extremely volatile, but with such a fragmented macro environment, what could be more important than a safety net for gold?
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-11 17:34
I saw this surge in silver coming a long time ago, just waiting for the chives to come and take the bait.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 01-09 02:43
The surge in silver is real, but the issue of tariffs still depends on how the Supreme Court rules.
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not_your_keys
· 01-09 02:43
Silver soaring is indeed interesting, but the key still depends on what the Federal Reserve says.
Geopolitics is really an invisible support for gold prices; the more chaotic the situation in Venezuela, the more attractive gold becomes.
On the eve of the implementation of tariff policies, be mentally prepared for volatility.
Long-term holders are the happiest, while short-term traders are finding it a bit exciting now.
The higher the uncertainty, the more stable the gold price; this logic makes sense.
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RatioHunter
· 01-09 02:40
Silver soars, but gold is still king; under geopolitical turmoil, gold prices have a solid foundation
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ImpermanentSage
· 01-09 02:27
The surge in silver and platinum definitely has some substance. Once the tariff policy is implemented, the precious metals landscape will need to be reshuffled.
Recently, the precious metals market has been quite interesting. Since December, silver, platinum, and others have been soaring, coupled with the rebalancing of the commodity index, short-term market fluctuations are inevitable. However, from a long-term perspective, the intrinsic logic of gold's movement remains unchanged.
The key variable is coming—The U.S. Supreme Court is about to make a decision on tariff policies, which will deeply influence the direction of U.S. trade policy. How will gold be affected? To be honest, the situation is quite complex, but there should still be some potential support.
Additionally, don't forget the geopolitical factor. Recently, a series of actions by the U.S. in Venezuela are just the latest signs of ongoing conflict escalation. This kind of uncertainty naturally provides a floor for gold prices. For traders, these macro factors are definitely worth paying close attention to.