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Silver’s -5% Freefall: A "Rug Pull" or the Ultimate Buy Signal? 📉🐂 Silver(SImain) iShares Silver Trust(SLV) Gold(GCmain) The "Trump Trade" just claimed its latest victim: the Silver bulls. Spot Silver tanked 5% pre-market today, wiping out weeks of gains in a single session. The catalyst? The Trump administration officially paused broad tariffs on key minerals (including silver) to pursue bilateral talks instead. For weeks, speculators were piling into silver, betting that U.S. tariffs would lock out foreign supply and create a massive "domestic squeeze." That narrative just evaporated. But before you panic-sell your position, you need to understand why this drop is happening—and why Wall Street banks like Citi are quietly telling clients to stay constructive. Here is the deep dive on the

Silver prices have double in few months. What if it doubles again and you miss the train? $ProShares Ultra Silver(AGQ)$  Oh.. I even got a few silver coins to hide in my closet. Here are my thoughts on silver: Silver prices are entering 2026 with explosive momentum, surging past $90 per ounce and sparking forecasts of a potential run toward $200 by year-end. Analysts cite tightening physical supply, robust industrial demand, and safe-haven flows amid geopolitical tensions as catalysts for this rally. Current levels: Silver trades near $89–91 per ounce in early 2026. Forecasts: Models project silver could hit $200 by late 2026, with longer-term targets stretching toward $250 in 2027 and $300 by 2028. Why do I thin

Some pull back before hitting new high $100

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Factors Influencing Silver's Price Movements 1. Recent Price Movement The iShares Silver Trust (SLV) is currently trading at $83.32, down 1.47% today. It has recently experienced a sharp pullback from record highs, after soaring past $82 per ounce, before witnessing a steep 14% decline on Monday. However, it saw significant gains in 2025, rallying 152%, and extended its gains by another 13% in the first week of 2026. 2. Tariff Discussions Easing Tariff Risks: The Trump administration paused broad tariffs on key minerals, including silver, opting for bilateral talks. Citigroup anticipates silver will likely avoid U.S. tariffs, which could encourage metal outflows from U.S. warehouses and relieve global tightness. Potential Future Tariffs: Silver's addition to the U.S. Critical Minerals List

Metals Are Going Parabolic — Is the 2026 Supercycle Already Priced In? 2025 has undeniably been the year of the "Hard Asset." While Gold grabbed the headlines early on, the second half of the year has seen a violent rotation into the laggards: Silver, Platinum, and Palladium have all engaged catch-up mode. Many analysts (myself included) were eyeing 2026 as the true "Year of Metals." But here is the problem with consensus: The market is a forward-looking machine. The gains we expected to see unfold slowly over the next 12 months are being front-loaded right now. This creates a dangerous environment where FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) begins to erode the risk/reward ratio. If you are staring at vertical charts wondering if you should pile in, or sitting on massive profits wondering if you shou

Sell off, slides? I would say it is barely a tickle, nothing that would really concern serious investors. There is nothing to panic about, the safe haven is still that, safe. But why would there be so much conviction in how gold (and the other metals like silver, platinium etc) keeps forging forward and upward? I would chalk it down to the world's instability. If the leader of the free world was anyone less chaotic and more level-headed, I would have doubted if gold would indeed keep its momentum. As it is, Trunp is constantly picking fights, both verbally and actually taking action in cases like Venezuela, enough to spook the markets, and spur safe haven assets onwards. He threatens, both friends and foes alike, so there is no way to chalk it up to him being a hawkish figure who goes

Pullback after hitting record high is normal. Gold sell-off is probably a technical reset.

Precious metal will always be a defensive play. Will there be a new high or will will head south after this high is as good as rolling a dice.  I will see as a defensive play. Pick up when you feel the market uncertainty.  Like a few years back the fear of US market going south and recently geo political uncertainties. It should be a a mix in your basket to balance the portfolio

Gold and silver have more room to grow

Gold’s intraday drop from new highs looks more like a classic “hot data + higher‑for‑longer” flush‑out than the end of the safe‑haven story. Stronger‑than‑expected US PPI, retail sales and a firm labour market all push the Fed narrative back toward sticky inflation and policy rates staying elevated, which is naturally a headwind for non‑yielding assets like gold. At the same time, those same data points do *not* resolve the underlying geopolitical risks that helped drive gold to record levels in the first place. The market is simply repricing how much it is willing to pay for protection when real yields moves. The key question is whether the pullback stabilises above prior breakout zones and key moving averages. If gold can base above recent support while real yields stay contained and geo

Silver Flips Nvidia. The Milestone Is Historic—But Is the Best Yet to Come? 2026 has flipped the script. Mega-cap tech is no longer leading. Year to date, the QQQ is flat (-0.08%), the SPY is barely positive (+0.68%), while IWM is up +5.28%—a clear shift away from large-cap growth. The most striking signal: $XAG/USD (XAGUSD.FX)$ has overtaken $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   to become the second most valuable asset globally. Silver is up +25.30% YTD, while Nvidia is down -3.53% and $Alphabet(GOOG)$   is up just +5.89%. This isn't a marginal rotation—it's a regime change. Capital is moving out of crowded tech leaders and into hard assets, with si

Short answer: this looks far more like a technical reset than a structural trend reversal. Why the pullback is technically healthy Overbought conditions were extreme. Gold had rallied almost vertically into the $4,640 area, pushing momentum indicators well beyond historical comfort zones. A $40–$60 shakeout is typical after such moves. Positioning was crowded. CTA and momentum funds were heavily long. Strong U.S. PPI and retail sales provided a convenient macro trigger for profit-taking rather than a fundamental break. No key support was violated. As long as spot holds the $4,500–4,520 zone, the medium-term uptrend remains intact. Why fundamentals still favour gold Geopolitical risk remains unresolved, supporting a persistent risk premium rather than a one-off spike. Central bank demand co

I should have invested in Gold 3 years ago.

Buying every 50 drop and take profit every 50 upside. The investment outlook of Gold and Silver will be the 🌟 star this year.  Technically still in trending upside so each drop is Buying opportunity.  Why hesitate?  

The recent gold and silver sell-off appears to be primarily a technical reset and profit-taking after record highs, influenced by stronger-than-expected short-term U.S. economic data. However, a full trend reversal is unlikely due to strong underlying supportive factors. Factors Suggesting a Technical Reset/Profit-Taking Gold and silver recently reached new all-time highs. Pullbacks after significant rallies are often technical corrections or profit-taking. Stronger-than-expected U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) and retail sales data, along with a lower unemployment rate, have temporarily reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates unchanged. This pressures non-yielding assets like gold and silver by strengthening the U.S. dollar. Factors Suggesting Continued Un

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Silver’s -5% Freefall: A "Rug Pull" or the Ultimate Buy Signal? 📉🐂 Silver(SImain) iShares Silver Trust(SLV) Gold(GCmain) The "Trump Trade" just claimed its latest victim: the Silver bulls. Spot Silver tanked 5% pre-market today, wiping out weeks of gains in a single session. The catalyst? The Trump administration officially paused broad tariffs on key minerals (including silver) to pursue bilateral talks instead. For weeks, speculators were piling into silver, betting that U.S. tariffs would lock out foreign supply and create a massive "domestic squeeze." That narrative just evaporated. But before you panic-sell your position, you need to understand why this drop is happening—and why Wall Street banks like Citi are quietly telling clients to stay constructive. Here is the deep dive on the

Metals Are Going Parabolic — Is the 2026 Supercycle Already Priced In? 2025 has undeniably been the year of the "Hard Asset." While Gold grabbed the headlines early on, the second half of the year has seen a violent rotation into the laggards: Silver, Platinum, and Palladium have all engaged catch-up mode. Many analysts (myself included) were eyeing 2026 as the true "Year of Metals." But here is the problem with consensus: The market is a forward-looking machine. The gains we expected to see unfold slowly over the next 12 months are being front-loaded right now. This creates a dangerous environment where FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) begins to erode the risk/reward ratio. If you are staring at vertical charts wondering if you should pile in, or sitting on massive profits wondering if you shou

Silver prices have double in few months. What if it doubles again and you miss the train? $ProShares Ultra Silver(AGQ)$  Oh.. I even got a few silver coins to hide in my closet. Here are my thoughts on silver: Silver prices are entering 2026 with explosive momentum, surging past $90 per ounce and sparking forecasts of a potential run toward $200 by year-end. Analysts cite tightening physical supply, robust industrial demand, and safe-haven flows amid geopolitical tensions as catalysts for this rally. Current levels: Silver trades near $89–91 per ounce in early 2026. Forecasts: Models project silver could hit $200 by late 2026, with longer-term targets stretching toward $250 in 2027 and $300 by 2028. Why do I thin

Factors Influencing Silver's Price Movements 1. Recent Price Movement The iShares Silver Trust (SLV) is currently trading at $83.32, down 1.47% today. It has recently experienced a sharp pullback from record highs, after soaring past $82 per ounce, before witnessing a steep 14% decline on Monday. However, it saw significant gains in 2025, rallying 152%, and extended its gains by another 13% in the first week of 2026. 2. Tariff Discussions Easing Tariff Risks: The Trump administration paused broad tariffs on key minerals, including silver, opting for bilateral talks. Citigroup anticipates silver will likely avoid U.S. tariffs, which could encourage metal outflows from U.S. warehouses and relieve global tightness. Potential Future Tariffs: Silver's addition to the U.S. Critical Minerals List

Some pull back before hitting new high $100

all in

Sell off, slides? I would say it is barely a tickle, nothing that would really concern serious investors. There is nothing to panic about, the safe haven is still that, safe. But why would there be so much conviction in how gold (and the other metals like silver, platinium etc) keeps forging forward and upward? I would chalk it down to the world's instability. If the leader of the free world was anyone less chaotic and more level-headed, I would have doubted if gold would indeed keep its momentum. As it is, Trunp is constantly picking fights, both verbally and actually taking action in cases like Venezuela, enough to spook the markets, and spur safe haven assets onwards. He threatens, both friends and foes alike, so there is no way to chalk it up to him being a hawkish figure who goes

Silver Flips Nvidia. The Milestone Is Historic—But Is the Best Yet to Come? 2026 has flipped the script. Mega-cap tech is no longer leading. Year to date, the QQQ is flat (-0.08%), the SPY is barely positive (+0.68%), while IWM is up +5.28%—a clear shift away from large-cap growth. The most striking signal: $XAG/USD (XAGUSD.FX)$ has overtaken $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   to become the second most valuable asset globally. Silver is up +25.30% YTD, while Nvidia is down -3.53% and $Alphabet(GOOG)$   is up just +5.89%. This isn't a marginal rotation—it's a regime change. Capital is moving out of crowded tech leaders and into hard assets, with si

At this point, it finally feels possible to roughly tell what Trump is trying to do.He first took the extraordinary step of seizing Venezuela’s president, threw Venezuela into turmoil, and wrecked its economy. He then threatened to launch military strikes against Iran, and just the day before yesterday issued a security alert telling all U.S. citizens in Iran to leave immediately, building momentum as if a real military operation were about to begin. A simple tally of the countries Trump has threatened or actually acted against since the start of January 2026 is startling: in just half a month, the U.S. president has made threatening statements or taken coercive actions targeting 11 countries/regions.So what is he trying to do? The answer lies in the U.S. Dollar Index standing at the edge

📈 $Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ Soared 22.67% in 2025—January 2026 Sees Fresh All-Time HighsYear-to-date, the top 5 performing sectors are Mineral Resources, Industrial Goods, Software & IT Services, Industrial & Commercial Services, and Automobiles & Auto Parts.We've identified 8 SGX darlings that local investors are laser-focused on right now. From $DBS(D05.SI)$ 's digital dominance to $STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ 's AI infrastructure pivot and Keppel's asset-light transformation, these aren't just familiar names—they're battle-tested wealth compounding machines.Ready to uncover which stocks are flashing entry signals and which need patience?Let's dive

🌟 Buckle up, folks! Gold just smashed through $4,600 per ounce, hitting a jaw-dropping $4,644 today amid boiling US-Iran tensions. With protests raging in Iran, over 2,400 lives lost in brutal crackdowns, and Trump slapping 25% tariffs on anyone trading with Tehran while hinting at "strong action" like airstrikes or cyber hits, safe-haven fever is in overdrive. Oil's jumping too—WTI crude spiked nearly 3% to $61 a barrel yesterday on supply disruption fears from escalating rhetoric. 😱🚀 But is this pure panic or rock-solid fundamentals? Let's break it down: Fear Factor on Steroids 🛡️: Geopolitical storms are whipping up the frenzy. Trump's warnings of military moves if Iran executes more protesters, coupled with Iran's defiant "ready for war or talks" stance, have investors scrambling for c

Pullback after hitting record high is normal. Gold sell-off is probably a technical reset.

Precious metal will always be a defensive play. Will there be a new high or will will head south after this high is as good as rolling a dice.  I will see as a defensive play. Pick up when you feel the market uncertainty.  Like a few years back the fear of US market going south and recently geo political uncertainties. It should be a a mix in your basket to balance the portfolio

Precious metal prices strengthened sharply during the New York session on Monday. Spot silver once rose 8% to exceed US $86, and spot gold once rose 2.4% to exceed US $4,600 per ounce, both setting a new historical record in December 2025.Recently, gold prices have continued to rise and approached or refreshed historical highs, mainly driven by market concerns about possible damage to the independence of the Federal Reserve and safe-haven demand triggered by the escalation of global geopolitical tensions. On the one hand, the market's concern about the US Department of Justice's investigation of the Federal Reserve Chairman and related investigations has aggravated the financial market's concern about political interference in the independence of the Federal Reserve. This concern may weake

Short answer: this looks far more like a technical reset than a structural trend reversal. Why the pullback is technically healthy Overbought conditions were extreme. Gold had rallied almost vertically into the $4,640 area, pushing momentum indicators well beyond historical comfort zones. A $40–$60 shakeout is typical after such moves. Positioning was crowded. CTA and momentum funds were heavily long. Strong U.S. PPI and retail sales provided a convenient macro trigger for profit-taking rather than a fundamental break. No key support was violated. As long as spot holds the $4,500–4,520 zone, the medium-term uptrend remains intact. Why fundamentals still favour gold Geopolitical risk remains unresolved, supporting a persistent risk premium rather than a one-off spike. Central bank demand co

The recent gold and silver sell-off appears to be primarily a technical reset and profit-taking after record highs, influenced by stronger-than-expected short-term U.S. economic data. However, a full trend reversal is unlikely due to strong underlying supportive factors. Factors Suggesting a Technical Reset/Profit-Taking Gold and silver recently reached new all-time highs. Pullbacks after significant rallies are often technical corrections or profit-taking. Stronger-than-expected U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) and retail sales data, along with a lower unemployment rate, have temporarily reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates unchanged. This pressures non-yielding assets like gold and silver by strengthening the U.S. dollar. Factors Suggesting Continued Un

Gold reaching approximately $4,600 per ounce represents a significant historical high, driven by a confluence of factors. Regarding the $6,000 per ounce projection, it's one of several analyst views in a market with diverse and often conflicting forecasts. Market Views on Gold's Trajectory The $6,000 target is not unique to Goldman Sachs. However, institutional forecasts vary widely in both price and rationale: Bullish Perspectives ($6,000+ Targets): Some analysts, like those at Bank of America, have suggested gold could reach $6,000 by next spring, citing factors like potential "monetary debasement trades." Citigroup has outlined a bull-case scenario (assigning a 30% probability) where large-scale global wealth reallocation into the relatively small physical gold market could drive prices

Last week and earlier, we said it was important to compare how gold and silver behave near their historical highs. With the rebound continuing, this week may bring a potential shift in relative strength, creating some trading opportunities. The core logic remains that the market needs to reverse the “silver strong, gold weak” setup; only after that would a potential medium-to-long-term top have a chance to form. If a breakout to fresh highs proves effective, the primary stance remains bullish.At Monday’s open, gold already printed a new all-time high, which clearly satisfies the first condition. There is also a hidden factor in that condition: the magnitude of the new high needs to be relatively limited; if the highs are persistent and clearly expanding, it suggests the market may continue

Gold’s intraday drop from new highs looks more like a classic “hot data + higher‑for‑longer” flush‑out than the end of the safe‑haven story. Stronger‑than‑expected US PPI, retail sales and a firm labour market all push the Fed narrative back toward sticky inflation and policy rates staying elevated, which is naturally a headwind for non‑yielding assets like gold. At the same time, those same data points do *not* resolve the underlying geopolitical risks that helped drive gold to record levels in the first place. The market is simply repricing how much it is willing to pay for protection when real yields moves. The key question is whether the pullback stabilises above prior breakout zones and key moving averages. If gold can base above recent support while real yields stay contained and geo

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   $Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$   $Exxon Mobil(XOM)$   Key Points On Global Stock Market News Asia-Pacific Markets Advance as Commodities React to Geopolitics: Asian equities rose following record U.S. closes, while oil prices remained volatile amid escalating protests in Iran and rising geopolitical risk, driving gold to fresh all-time highs. Japan Weighs Snap Election Amid Yen Weakness: Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s government is preparing for a potential February snap election, seeking to capitalize on strong approval ratings a