L.Lim
02-03 22:28

The slide of silver may look huge (biggest wipeout of market value in human history!), but it mostly just took away the gains from the month of January. It might have been worrying if it took us back to the value of say... June 2025, that would have everyone questioning why and re-evaluating what we truly knew.

However wiping a month of gains is small matter, and easily explained by the market's overreaction to the new fed pick, Warsh.

I still cannot come to terms with this hilarious situation. Everyone was worried that the us president would pick someone who is like putty, easily pressed into doing his bidding. Now an inflation hawk is picked, and he is someone who supposedly would not allow infringement of the fed's independence, then everyone decides that safe haven assets is no longer of value?

The determining factor of why safe haven assets have been so hot is actually Trunp. He is the reason why the momentum of precious metals never waned and why a relatively minor slide could be historical. The rally will continue and this will be a blip when we look back in the future. 

Gold Rebounds! Is the Sharp Decline Finally Over?
After two days of sharp selloffs, gold and silver staged a strong rebound. Spot gold climbed back above $4,800/oz, rising more than 3% intraday, while silver surged 5% to reclaim the $83 level. The bounce comes amid extreme volatility across risk assets, as investors reassess positioning after forced liquidations and margin stress earlier in the week. Is this rebound signaling a renewed rally? Or are gold and silver still vulnerable to further volatility ahead?
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  • Karma111
    00:45
    Karma111
    Yea, we only need to evaluate the metal’s value and take profit when trump’s presidency is over.
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