After the sharp sell-off, the question weighing on many people right now is: can we buy the dip in gold and silver? If we do, are we looking at a short-term rebound—or a true reversal that resumes a longer-term uptrend? Let me start with the conclusion. In my view, the current rise in gold and silver should be treated only as a short-term rebound. Before prices rebound beyond a certain level, we should be extremely cautious: assume there will still be a C-wave selloff, and when the rebound peaks and shows signs of turning down, try again to build short positions. If the market keeps rising and moves above the entry level for the short, then stop out immediately. In short, before the market forms a clear bottoming structure, and before the risk event of Wash taking over as Fed Chair is defi

In this video, I give a quick update on Gold after its huge plunge, breaking down the recent price swings and what’s driving the volatility. I go over key levels, recent corrections, and what the current trend might mean for the next move, especially important price levels mentioned. Apart from physical gold, gold etf is an alternative way to get exposure into gold movement. Gold ETF listed in SGX $GLD SG$(GSD.SI)$ $GLD US$(O87.SI)$ Hit the follow button to stay updated! I post valuable trading and investing insights every week—don’t miss out on being the first to know! This stock was identified based on a signal generated by the TAD System https://bit.ly/tawpro. Disclaimer:  This document is not

The sharp decline is finally over (for now). Banks will find another justification for price drop again when they take profit off weak hands. New Fed chief was a silly excuse but the market run with it. 50% of US GDP was transferred (not listed) to banks over 3 days. Paper Gold went as low as 4600 but no shops was willing to sell me physical gold for less than 5200.  The balloon bursting was expected when the price was pumped to 5600 within 2 days. Classic pump and dump.  5000 is now the minor support. If US holds 5000, we can expect gold to trade sideways at 5200 while gold miners drift upwards . 

Sharp decline is not over but it is still good hedge against stocks. 

After the recent wave of sell-offs, the precious metal market has swept away a large number of over-leveraged futures newcomers in the short term. With no competitors to sell, it is expected that the market will soon return to order. Compared with the larger global bond and stock markets, the precious metal futures market has always been a niche market involving miners and professional speculators. I do not believe that this sell-off will pose a systemic risk to the global capital market

Gold will shine as people are queueing to buy the dip in gold. Definitely good to keep some.

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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 lo

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After the correction triggered by anxious investors, silver assessed to have stable and will rise again...  Jokes are on those who time the market, who want to buy / ride the hype but skeptical of doing so. Often those are the ones who hurt themselves in the lprocess.  Buy in and go for a uphill ride. Resistance at 172, Expect to hit 200 should it pushes through.  Thank me later. 

Ok let's cut to the chase. Gold and silver are still at record highs. FACT! The cat isn't dead so there is no bouncy pussy cat. Holding actually gold or silver in you sock draw is fine. Holding stocks in mining companies, is a better strategy for me though. Because I get dividend income. Or I bank resources in the ground still. It's better than a bank vault.  It's so obvious what is happening, why doesn't Everyone understand? The drop in silver And gold is very simple. Its actually not a drop at all. It's a manipulation of a bit of meaningless paper. WAKE UP. If you buy a futures contract for silver for example, you need to sell it before it expires, because if you excise the paper, you are not getting silver. It's a bit of meaningless paper.  The banks know it. And they just rip

Firstly, silver is not gold. They should be considered separately. For gold, I believe the up trend will resume. 2 Key reasons why gold could rebound Geopolitical landscape is more fractured than pre‑Ukraine war.  • US uses SWIFT against Russia. Countries de-risk by seeking alternatives rather than all-in USD as safe haven. For fiat money, there's really no comparable. Therefore Central‑banks and official‑sector keep buying physical gold. Global economy remains volatile as Trump's policies changes so fast. Inflation, stagflation risks favourable for gold. Silver is not really be seen as store of value. The above does not apply to silver. So I doubt it can re-test the high for a good while.

The recent rebound in gold and silver is a fascinating development, especially given the extreme volatility across risk assets. Let's break down the potential implications of this move. 1. Dead-Cat Bounce or Trend Reset? A dead-cat bounce refers to a brief, shallow recovery in a declining market, often followed by a continuation of the downtrend. On the other hand, a trend reset implies a more significant reversal, potentially marking the beginning of a new uptrend. Technical Analysis: The sharp rebound in gold and silver has pushed prices back above key technical levels, such as the 50-day moving average. This could be seen as a positive sign, as it suggests that the bulls are still in control. Fundamental Analysis: The recent volatility in risk assets has led to increased demand for safe

Market Context and Recent Price Action Recent sharp sell-offs in gold and silver were among the most extreme in decades, reflecting forced liquidations, extreme leverage unwinding, and technical stresses rather than outright changes in fundamentals. Silver, in particular, saw outsized moves driven by speculative positioning in China and subsequent margin calls. Both metals then staged a strong intraday rebound, with spot gold back above $4 800 and silver reclaiming around the $83 mark.  Short-term price spikes and reversals of this magnitude often occur when markets have been stretched beyond typical trading ranges. These reversals can be driven as much by trading dynamics (positions getting flushed) as by investor sentiment.  --- Is This a Renewed Rally? Arguments in favour of a

Yes may be as the global sentiments going on it may again come back Bullish.

Would I sell or add at $4,600? I would add selectively, not sell, assuming this is not a forced-liquidity event. A dip of this magnitude after a parabolic move is consistent with position cleansing, not trend failure. The key is position sizing, not conviction. Is the bull market still intact? Yes, structurally. The correction looks like a volatility reset rather than a regime change. Why the bull case still holds Macro floor remains firm: real yields are capped, fiscal deficits persist, and central-bank gold accumulation remains strong. Geopolitical and policy risk premiums have not unwound meaningfully. Demand is diversifying: central banks, long-term allocators, and retail hedgers are all present, not just fast money. What this move likely was A crowded positioning shake-out after extre