2025-12-27 11:25:30

This week, the precious metals sector really didn't calm down, with gold, silver, palladium, and platinum almost all showing gains. Have you noticed? Even the analyst who wrote a bestselling book on economics has started to be optimistic about gold breaking the $10,000 mark and silver surging to $200.

The current driving force is very clear. International hot money is digging for inventory gaps and engaging in short covering. As long as this pattern continues, these rare metals could continue to surge. The short-term rhythm mainly depends on the patience of the capital market.

Speaking of the long-term perspective, the US debt scale is still expanding, which means that every adjustment and retracement in precious metals could essentially be an excellent entry point. Historical experience tells us that the greater the debt pressure, the more attractive safe-haven assets become. This round may not be an exception.

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MetaNeighbor

· 4h ago

The rhetoric of "Gold worth millions of dollars, silver 200" has worn my ears out. Can we really trust the story of hot money shorting the market? Really, is this round different? When debt pressures increase and safe-haven assets rise, why did I still get caught when I entered last time? There's no doubt that US debt continues to expand. The question is, when will be the truly optimal entry point? Why can I never get it right? Details like inventory gaps and hot money tricks always seem to repeat themselves. These big V influencers talk up a storm, but I think I'll wait and see. If it really breaks 10,000 someday, then I'll consider.

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GasWhisperer

· 15h ago

ngl the squeeze mechanics here read like a textbook mempool jam... every dip is just optimal entry timing if you're patient enough with your positioning

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MerkleDreamer

· 15h ago

The story of Golden Wanmmei has become so repetitive that it’s worn out our ears. How many people truly dare to go all in? Honestly, it’s still the same old trick of speculative capital. We retail investors are just here to watch the show. The US debt, this ticking time bomb, will eventually explode. When that happens, whether precious metals will truly shine or not will depend on fate.

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BuyTheTop

· 15h ago

Is the $10,000 gold really coming? I feel like it's just another scheme to cut leeks... Wait, US debt is still expanding, so we definitely need some safe-haven assets. It's both short squeezes and hot money; these institutions really know how to play. I just want to ask, where exactly is the bottom? Can silver 200 really break through? Feels like it's overhyped. Buy on pullback? Easy to say, who knows if there will be a sharp drop next? This time is different from last time; the debt pressure is indeed unlike before.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 15h ago

Gold is worth ten million dollars this wave, it feels like big funds are holding back a major move. A pullback is a good entry point. Silver at 200 is still a bit uncertain. I favor gold but am not sure if silver can keep up. With US bonds so explosive, where can safe-haven assets run to? Holding long-term won't lose. The short squeeze tactics are indeed fierce, with short-term sharp rises but also easy to reverse. I'll wait for a better entry point and avoid chasing highs.

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