Precious metals are issuing a strong macro alert ⚠️
Gold just hit a new high, reaching around $4,640. More notably, it has outperformed the S&P 500 for six consecutive months—such a performance has not been seen since the global financial crisis.
Silver's performance is equally remarkable. It broke through the $90 mark for the first time, and its market capitalization also surpassed $5 trillion. What do these figures indicate? When precious metals continue to outperform traditional stock indices, it usually suggests that the market is re-pricing risk. Investors are actively betting on safe-haven assets, which often serve as a leading indicator of a market trend reversal.
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CommunityLurker
· 4h ago
Gold and silver's momentum really can't be sustained anymore, continuously beating down the S&P and even daring to come out. What does this imply? Is the trend about to change?
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LiquidityNinja
· 4h ago
Gold has been winning for 6 consecutive months? This rhythm feels off, it seems like something big is about to happen.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 4h ago
Gold has broken 4640, and now things are really starting to feel off. We've never seen the continuous outperformance of the S&P 500 since 2008... It's a bit scary.
Silver has broken 90? Well, this is a signal to us. The smart money is all piling into safe havens.
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RektDetective
· 4h ago
The gold breaking 4640... Is a big adjustment coming again? After continuously beating the S&P 500 for half a year, this signal is a bit desperate.
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SelfRugger
· 4h ago
Gold and silver's recent surge is really fierce, continuously outperforming the S&P for so long... It really feels like the market sentiment has shifted.
You have to be extremely bearish to be so desperate to pile into safe-haven assets.
Last year, everyone was hyping up tech stocks, and now they're all rushing into precious metals—it's hilarious.
Beating the S&P in 6 months—if this data had come out last year, no one would have believed it.
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SerRugResistant
· 4h ago
Gold and silver can't hold this rally anymore. With such strong risk aversion, why not jump on board?
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Six months outperforming the S&P? The signal is too obvious. Big funds are quietly pulling out.
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It's not surprising if silver breaks 90. The key is, who is still playing with tech stocks during this risk re-pricing wave?
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Damn, another big adjustment is coming. It was about time to be bullish on precious metals.
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The S&P has been battered for half a year and hasn't reacted? Investors are already voting with their money.
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5 trillion market cap, and this is just the beginning... Market anxiety index is off the charts.
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Where's the promised inflation retreat? Gold is screaming, everyone.
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Wait, is this the rhythm of a collapse? Or is it just a soft landing?
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Continuous beating of the stock market for half a year, retail investors are still chasing tech stocks. Irony.
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Precious metals are the real signals; everything else is just hype.
Precious metals are issuing a strong macro alert ⚠️
Gold just hit a new high, reaching around $4,640. More notably, it has outperformed the S&P 500 for six consecutive months—such a performance has not been seen since the global financial crisis.
Silver's performance is equally remarkable. It broke through the $90 mark for the first time, and its market capitalization also surpassed $5 trillion. What do these figures indicate? When precious metals continue to outperform traditional stock indices, it usually suggests that the market is re-pricing risk. Investors are actively betting on safe-haven assets, which often serve as a leading indicator of a market trend reversal.