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I've been watching the precious-metals rally closely, and to me, silver's breakout to new highs is a strong sign that the bull cycle is broadening—not just driven by gold alone. When silver outperforms, it often reflects improving market confidence, stronger industrial-demand expectations, and rising liquidity flowing into higher-beta assets. This kind of price action usually happens in the later stages of a precious-metals uptrend, so I see silver's strength as a confirmation rather than a warning signal. At the same time, gold breaking out of its consolidation range and heading toward the next major zone around 4,300 suggests that rate-cut expectations are starting to be priced in more aggressively. Historically, when markets anticipate easier monetary policy, gold tends to lead early an

Gold and Silver provide stability to the portfolio. Going into 2026 with uncertain economy and inflation this is the way to go for now.

Both gold and silver are previous metals viewed as good investment on persistent structural demand.  Hold on some to hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty.

Silver’s outperformance makes sense in a bull market because it moves faster than gold during strong risk-on periods. Industrial demand (especially solar and electronics) gives silver an extra push. As long as liquidity stays high and inflation expectations remain elevated, silver can continue to outperform. But if macro conditions cool or markets turn defensive, gold usually becomes the stronger asset again.

Price is still a bargain at this point.  My take (but no guarantee) Overall, yes — I think there’s a reasonable case that now can be a decent time to buy SLV, if you’re comfortable with volatility and view it as a long-term investment. The dual demand (industrial + safe-haven) and supply constraints provide a good structural backdrop. That said, if you are more conservative, it might make sense to wait for a dip or scale in gradually rather than invest a lump sum immediately.

I bought into gold, but this feels a little circular. We hear projections that it might break 4500 or 5000 somewhere in 2026, and we buy in to be involved in the growth, then institutions see the inflow and believe further growth is indeed a solid call to make... and it goes on and on 😂

So gold has been interesting, I invested in $Santana Minerals Ltd(SMI.AU)$ at the beginning of this year. Well it's listed on the New Zealand stock exchange too cause it's mining gold in New Zealand, but my fellow tigers, well you can't invest in New Zealand stock,  but you can invest in the Australian version so all good.  Santana in New Zealand has the rights to mine gold, but very early days. All the reports look fantastic, but no income yet. And huge returns are years away. It's up over 50% for me, so I trimmed. I will take out all my initial investment and just play the house on stuff like this. Gold has been a terrible idea for a few decades, but now it's great.  So what did I do with the profits? History repeats. Silver fol

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Yes, a strong case can be made that gold and silver have more room to grow despite reaching all-time highs. While the metals are experiencing a period of volatility following their record runs, many analysts and major financial institutions anticipate continued upside driven by structural economic and geopolitical factors. The Bullish Case for Precious Metals The recent surge in gold and silver prices has been fueled by a mix of traditional and modern market dynamics. The outlook remains positive due to persistent safe-haven demand, supportive monetary policy shifts, and silver's growing role in industrial technology. 1. The Power of Safe-Haven Demand The primary driver for gold's and, to an extent, silver's rally is their safe-haven status during periods of global uncertainty.  * Geo

Gold’s surge toward 4,200 has revived bold targets. 5,000 in 2026 is possible, though it requires several conditions to align: deeper rate cuts, softer real yields, strong central-bank buying and a weaker USD. Without this combination, 5,000 remains an upside case, not a base view. Holding 4,200 depends mainly on yield trends. If the Fed confirms an easing cycle, gold can stay elevated, though pullbacks to 3,700–3,900 remain normal after such a strong run. As for the extreme case, 10,000 belongs to crisis scenarios, such as a major USD devaluation, severe inflation or global financial stress. It is not a standard forecast. Most banks stay conservative, projecting 4,300–4,800 for 2025–2026, with 5,000 as a bullish but less likely scenario.

Gold and silver have both entered strong momentum phases, supported by falling real yields, softer inflation prints and a market increasingly confident that policy easing will begin sooner rather than later. The recent price action reflects a shift from defensive accumulation toward a broader risk-seeking bid for hard assets. Gold outlook Gold’s breakout from its consolidation band indicates that buyers are absorbing supply effectively. The next test is the region near 4,300, where profit-taking could occur, yet the underlying drivers remain favourable. • The market is pricing in earlier and steeper rate cuts. • Treasury yields have softened, easing the opportunity cost of holding bullion. • Physical demand from Asia is firm, and central bank buying remains consistent. Given these factors,

This week, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda delivered his clearest signal so far that the BoJ is likely to raise rates this month. He indicated that the policy board may lift rates soon and specifically emphasized the possibility of taking action at the December BoJ meeting. At the same time, both the Finance Minister and the Economic and Growth Strategy Minister refrained from expressing any opposition, and this shift in stance has driven the implied probability of a December hike in Japan’s interest-rate derivatives market up to more than 80 percent at one point, making it almost a foregone conclusion.More importantly, expectations for this BoJ hike are quietly reshaping the global liquidity landscape and have a high likelihood of triggering broad, cross‑asset volatility in the near ter

I am optimistic that gold price reach 5000 by end 2026 provided interest rate continues to fall and market continues to be shocked by Trump tweets.

🌟🌟🌟All that glitters is Gold, with its soaring value suggesting that in times of geopolitical tensions & macroeconomic uncertainty, that Gold is the King of assets to buy and hold. When central banks buy Gold in droves and investors panic about inflation, the Gold's shine is a beacon of reliability. The high price reflects genuine tangible demand for Gold that has held its value since ancient times,  because people don't trust the "paper glitter" of fiat currencies. Can Gold hit USD 4500 to USD 5000 in 2026? Analysts like Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Bank of America believe so.  The Federal Reserve is expected to continue its rate cutting cycle through to 2026.  This lowers real yields and typically support higher gold prices. I believe that Gold will continue its upward mo

The price will be what people are willing to pay. If there’s no appetite for it then don’t worry.

yeah 5k to the moon

Interest in gold likely continue with rate cut expectations and on-going economic concerns.

4 to 5k chicken feet. easy peasy. so much money in the world, people buy different assets to diversify. money will for into precious metals. however, 10k is stretching it. M2 in the world must double from current levels to reach level. Stocks will double more easily than gold. Gold's only value is psychological

I think the major banks’ outlook shows that gold is in a sustained uptrend, not just a short rally. With Goldman Sachs noting that over 70% of institutional investors expect further gains—and many even eyeing $5,000 by 2026—the broader sentiment has clearly turned bullish. A weaker dollar, expected rate cuts, and renewed ETF inflows all support this view. Morgan Stanley’s $4,500 mid-2026 target and Deutsche Bank’s nearly $5,000 forecast make sense to me given the macro setup. As long as gold holds above the $4,200 support zone, I believe the upward trend remains intact, especially with resistance now being tested around $4,245–$4,300. As for extreme calls like $10,000, I see those as low-probability tail risks that would require major systemic shocks. Based on current fundamentals, the $4

$XAU/USD(XAUUSD.FOREX)$ has been rising consecutively in recent days and is trading at six-week highs near $4,250, supported by a weaker dollar and expectations of a Fed rate cut. Key levels to watch include resistance at $4,245 and $4,300, and support at $4,211 and $4,193.How do major banks view gold prices? Could we see $4,500–$5,000 per ounce in 2026?1.A November 30 survey by Goldman Sachs found that many institutional investors expect gold to reach record highs of $5,000 per ounce by the end of 2026.A survey conducted from November 12 to 14 among over 900 institutional clients. In summary, over 70% of institutional investors foresee continued gold price gains next year36% of respondents—the largest group—believe gold will maintain mome

I've been watching the precious-metals rally closely, and to me, silver's breakout to new highs is a strong sign that the bull cycle is broadening—not just driven by gold alone. When silver outperforms, it often reflects improving market confidence, stronger industrial-demand expectations, and rising liquidity flowing into higher-beta assets. This kind of price action usually happens in the later stages of a precious-metals uptrend, so I see silver's strength as a confirmation rather than a warning signal. At the same time, gold breaking out of its consolidation range and heading toward the next major zone around 4,300 suggests that rate-cut expectations are starting to be priced in more aggressively. Historically, when markets anticipate easier monetary policy, gold tends to lead early an

This week, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda delivered his clearest signal so far that the BoJ is likely to raise rates this month. He indicated that the policy board may lift rates soon and specifically emphasized the possibility of taking action at the December BoJ meeting. At the same time, both the Finance Minister and the Economic and Growth Strategy Minister refrained from expressing any opposition, and this shift in stance has driven the implied probability of a December hike in Japan’s interest-rate derivatives market up to more than 80 percent at one point, making it almost a foregone conclusion.More importantly, expectations for this BoJ hike are quietly reshaping the global liquidity landscape and have a high likelihood of triggering broad, cross‑asset volatility in the near ter

Gold and Silver provide stability to the portfolio. Going into 2026 with uncertain economy and inflation this is the way to go for now.

Yes, a strong case can be made that gold and silver have more room to grow despite reaching all-time highs. While the metals are experiencing a period of volatility following their record runs, many analysts and major financial institutions anticipate continued upside driven by structural economic and geopolitical factors. The Bullish Case for Precious Metals The recent surge in gold and silver prices has been fueled by a mix of traditional and modern market dynamics. The outlook remains positive due to persistent safe-haven demand, supportive monetary policy shifts, and silver's growing role in industrial technology. 1. The Power of Safe-Haven Demand The primary driver for gold's and, to an extent, silver's rally is their safe-haven status during periods of global uncertainty.  * Geo

Both gold and silver are previous metals viewed as good investment on persistent structural demand.  Hold on some to hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty.

Silver’s outperformance makes sense in a bull market because it moves faster than gold during strong risk-on periods. Industrial demand (especially solar and electronics) gives silver an extra push. As long as liquidity stays high and inflation expectations remain elevated, silver can continue to outperform. But if macro conditions cool or markets turn defensive, gold usually becomes the stronger asset again.

Price is still a bargain at this point.  My take (but no guarantee) Overall, yes — I think there’s a reasonable case that now can be a decent time to buy SLV, if you’re comfortable with volatility and view it as a long-term investment. The dual demand (industrial + safe-haven) and supply constraints provide a good structural backdrop. That said, if you are more conservative, it might make sense to wait for a dip or scale in gradually rather than invest a lump sum immediately.

$XAU/USD(XAUUSD.FOREX)$ has been rising consecutively in recent days and is trading at six-week highs near $4,250, supported by a weaker dollar and expectations of a Fed rate cut. Key levels to watch include resistance at $4,245 and $4,300, and support at $4,211 and $4,193.How do major banks view gold prices? Could we see $4,500–$5,000 per ounce in 2026?1.A November 30 survey by Goldman Sachs found that many institutional investors expect gold to reach record highs of $5,000 per ounce by the end of 2026.A survey conducted from November 12 to 14 among over 900 institutional clients. In summary, over 70% of institutional investors foresee continued gold price gains next year36% of respondents—the largest group—believe gold will maintain mome

So gold has been interesting, I invested in $Santana Minerals Ltd(SMI.AU)$ at the beginning of this year. Well it's listed on the New Zealand stock exchange too cause it's mining gold in New Zealand, but my fellow tigers, well you can't invest in New Zealand stock,  but you can invest in the Australian version so all good.  Santana in New Zealand has the rights to mine gold, but very early days. All the reports look fantastic, but no income yet. And huge returns are years away. It's up over 50% for me, so I trimmed. I will take out all my initial investment and just play the house on stuff like this. Gold has been a terrible idea for a few decades, but now it's great.  So what did I do with the profits? History repeats. Silver fol

Next week marks the start of December, and in overseas markets December is usually a fairly quiet month. When there has already been sufficient volatility in the first eleven months, as long as there is no sudden news in December, institutional traders and fund managers generally trade cautiously in order to avoid overtrading and hurting their year-end performance. This year, volatility has already been large due to global trade and tariff headlines, and with the market also expecting a Fed rate cut in December, price swings in December may be smaller than in November. U.S. equity indices might even enter the Christmas season early, meaning light trading and a lukewarm, directionless market.​Over the weekend, an unverified rumor suddenly spread that Fed Chair Jerome Powell would announce h

You raise very thoughtful questions. The sharp moves in silver and gold — especially silver breaking to fresh highs and gold pushing above its recent consolidation zone — are certainly meaningful. But whether they portend a sustained bull run or a short-term spike depends a lot on macro conditions ahead. Here is how I view the situation. --- 📈 What’s happening now with gold and silver Silver has surged to a new record, surpassing the peak set during the “short squeeze” in the London market in October.  The rally is supported by tight supply — shrinking inventories in major vaults and high borrowing (leasing) costs for silver — plus rising demand from both investors and industrial users.  Gold has recently broken out of its consolidation range and, with expectations building for a

$iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ Silver has surged to a historic new high, decisively breaking past the peak set during October’s dramatic short squeeze in the London market. Gold, too, has staged a powerful breakout from its multi-month consolidation range, lifting sentiment across the precious-metals complex. With global rate-cut expectations accelerating and investors bracing for a winter of slower growth, traders are now asking the critical question: Can gold reclaim $4,400 in December? And perhaps more importantly—does silver’s record-setting rally carry bullish implications for the broader metals market? The final month of the year is often a pivotal period for precious metals. December historically coincides with seasonal investment flows, a soft

In the past five days, $Avino Silver & Gold Mines(ASM)$ 's share price has risen by 31.15%.U.S. stocks lift on the last day of November as Wall Street eagerly awaits the results of Black Friday. The S&P 500 rose 0.2% and needs a slightly larger gain to avoid its first down month since April. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 138 points, and the Nasdaq gained 0.3%.The best-performing concepts is Precious Metals & Minerals Concept. Considering the different perceptions of the stock, this time TigerPicks chose $Avino Silver & Gold Mines(ASM)$ to have a fundamental highlight to help users understand it better.In the past five days, $Avino

Gold and silver have both entered strong momentum phases, supported by falling real yields, softer inflation prints and a market increasingly confident that policy easing will begin sooner rather than later. The recent price action reflects a shift from defensive accumulation toward a broader risk-seeking bid for hard assets. Gold outlook Gold’s breakout from its consolidation band indicates that buyers are absorbing supply effectively. The next test is the region near 4,300, where profit-taking could occur, yet the underlying drivers remain favourable. • The market is pricing in earlier and steeper rate cuts. • Treasury yields have softened, easing the opportunity cost of holding bullion. • Physical demand from Asia is firm, and central bank buying remains consistent. Given these factors,

In the past five days, $Endeavour Silver(EXK)$ 's share price has risen by 40.45%.U.S. stocks lift on the last day of November as Wall Street eagerly awaits the results of Black Friday. The S&P 500 rose 0.2% and needs a slightly larger gain to avoid its first down month since April. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 138 points, and the Nasdaq gained 0.3%.The best-performing concepts is Silver Concept. Considering the different perceptions of the stock, this time TigerPicks chose $Endeavour Silver(EXK)$ to have a fundamental highlight to help users understand it better.In the past five days, $Endeavour Silver(EXK)$ 's share price has risen by 40.45%.Endeavour

Precious metals are unleashing pandemonium on December 1, 2025 – silver's blasting to a blistering all-time high of $57.86 per ounce, shattering its October London squeeze peak of $54.47 and rocketing 85% YTD, outshining gold's 60% tear in a frenzy fueled by industrial hunger and Fed cut fever. Meanwhile, gold's busting out of its $4,100-$4,300 cage, clawing to $4,242 amid 87% odds for a December trim, with forecasts whispering $4,400 by month-end or even $4,578. But is silver's record roar a bullish beacon for broader markets, signaling safe-haven stampedes and easing euphoria? Or will a stubborn dollar (DXY clinging to 100.20) and tariff tremors throttle the twins' twin towers? As QT bows out today, unleashing liquidity tsunamis, we're mining the mania, crunching correlations, and mappin

I bought into gold, but this feels a little circular. We hear projections that it might break 4500 or 5000 somewhere in 2026, and we buy in to be involved in the growth, then institutions see the inflow and believe further growth is indeed a solid call to make... and it goes on and on 😂

Your questions about gold and silver are very timely. The recent moves in both metals reflect a mix of technical, macroeconomic and sentiment factors — and yes, there is a plausible case that gold could test new highs in December while silver’s surge is a meaningful market signal, albeit with risks. Below is how I view the situation. --- 📈 What’s driving gold’s upside — and the case for new highs in December The recent rally in Gold has been underpinned by growing expectations that Federal Reserve (the Fed) may cut interest rates soon. Lower interest rates tend to reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like gold.  As of late November, spot gold climbed to around US $4,162–4,175/oz, with four straight monthly gains this year.  Many analysts and major banks are

Gold’s surge toward 4,200 has revived bold targets. 5,000 in 2026 is possible, though it requires several conditions to align: deeper rate cuts, softer real yields, strong central-bank buying and a weaker USD. Without this combination, 5,000 remains an upside case, not a base view. Holding 4,200 depends mainly on yield trends. If the Fed confirms an easing cycle, gold can stay elevated, though pullbacks to 3,700–3,900 remain normal after such a strong run. As for the extreme case, 10,000 belongs to crisis scenarios, such as a major USD devaluation, severe inflation or global financial stress. It is not a standard forecast. Most banks stay conservative, projecting 4,300–4,800 for 2025–2026, with 5,000 as a bullish but less likely scenario.

🌟🌟🌟All that glitters is Gold, with its soaring value suggesting that in times of geopolitical tensions & macroeconomic uncertainty, that Gold is the King of assets to buy and hold. When central banks buy Gold in droves and investors panic about inflation, the Gold's shine is a beacon of reliability. The high price reflects genuine tangible demand for Gold that has held its value since ancient times,  because people don't trust the "paper glitter" of fiat currencies. Can Gold hit USD 4500 to USD 5000 in 2026? Analysts like Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Bank of America believe so.  The Federal Reserve is expected to continue its rate cutting cycle through to 2026.  This lowers real yields and typically support higher gold prices. I believe that Gold will continue its upward mo