Gold’s rebound alongside silver’s breakout reflects a classic late-cycle mix of easing expectations, currency debasement concerns, and strong physical demand. On profitability: For investors who accumulated gold during the mid-year consolidation, positions are generally back in profit. The rebound has been technically constructive, with higher lows and renewed ETF inflows. Can gold revisit prior highs by year-end? It is plausible, but not guaranteed. A decisive move depends on two factors: confirmation of a sustained rate-cut cycle and a weaker US dollar. If real yields continue to drift lower and geopolitical risk remains elevated, a retest of previous highs is achievable. A sharp risk-on rally in equities could delay this. Gold vs silver: I remain structurally more bullish on gold as a s

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$Silver - main 2603(SImain)$ $Gold - main 2602(GCmain)$ $1-Ounce Gold - main 2602(1OZmain)$ 🧠📈 When structure, liquidity, and institutional flow align, markets do not whisper. They move! I'm looking at the precious metals complex the same way I always do, 🔍 price first, 📐 structure second, 💰 positioning always. Gold and silver are not rallying on narrative. They are responding to incentives, liquidity and time. 🟡 Gold futures continue to hold around the $4,330 region, forming what is effectively a structural fortress on the weekly chart. Price remains above rising trend support, with every pullback absorbed rather than rejected. That is not exhaustio

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So I'm in two Australian stocks one gold one silver. The gold one is up over 50%, so I did what I do, trimmed it. So that one is just house money now. $Santana Minerals Ltd(SMI.AU)$ it's an Australia gold mining company with the rights to mine in one of the otago gold fields in New Zealand. Massive long term potential once they start digging. But it's early days not digging up gold yet. So I guess you understand why I trimmed. Analysts saying gold will hit new highs ($5,000) is speculation. So I'm happy if they are correct. But my money in Santana is now just pure profit. So happy to sit on that for 10+ years and let it rock and roll. if gold is only worth $3,200 in 5 years, well Santana was kinda pricing it near that to justify the investment a

Gold The rebound suggests that the pullback was corrective rather than structural. With real yields stabilising, central bank buying remaining firm, and geopolitical and fiscal risks unresolved, gold can plausibly revisit its prior highs by year end if financial conditions ease or risk sentiment deteriorates again. That said, a straight line higher is unlikely. Consolidation near resistance would be healthy. Silver Silver’s outperformance reflects its dual nature. It benefits from the same monetary tailwinds as gold, while also riding optimism around industrial demand, especially in energy transition and electronics. This makes silver more volatile but also more explosive in late-cycle or reflationary phases. Gold vs Silver Gold is the cleaner hedge: monetary debasement, central bank deman

🌟🌟🌟2025 has been a year of precious surprises.  Silver surged to fresh all time highs , outpacing Gold , while Gold itself has entered rebound mode.  Institutions now whisper a bold target : USD 5000 by 2026. For me, the conviction has already paid off.  My position in $iShares Gold Trust(IAU)$  is up 75% while in $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$  I am up 94%.  This is proof that patience and belief in Gold and Silver can shine brighter than any headline. Gold is the anchor: Safe haven in troubled times .  Gold has stability, resilience and the promise of compounding magic. Silver is the sprinter:  It is volatil

Silver to overun gold......

Silver's on an absolute tear, blasting past $64.86 per ounce today and etching a fresh all-time high that leaves gold in the dust for 2025 gains. 😲 This devil's metal has nearly doubled since January, fueled by relentless industrial demand from solar panels gobbling up 20% more supply and EV chips craving its conductivity edge over copper. Supply deficits stretch into a fifth straight year at 200 million ounces, with London's vaults drained 30% to 22,000 tonnes and Indian prices skyrocketing 85% to ₹1.78 lakh per kg. No wonder futures fluctuate wildly, hitting intraday peaks above $64 as speculators pile in for weekly gains topping 10%! Gold's no slouch either, rebounding firmly to $4,329 per troy ounce after a seven-week high push, up 1.15% in a day and eyeing that $4,400 mark before Dece

Had not invested in Gold Or Silver. The only profit probably will come from the physical gold. Huat³

For me, investing in precious metals has always been about patience and long-term value rather than short-term speculation. I've held both gold and silver positions, and it's been rewarding to see silver hitting a fresh all-time high. It's impressive how silver has outpaced gold recently, showing strong momentum and renewed investor interest. Gold, on the other hand, seems to be entering a rebound phase. I've been closely following institutional forecasts, and seeing some analysts raise gold's price target to $5,000 in 2026 definitely reinforces my confidence in its long-term potential. While my gold position has already delivered decent gains, I remain patient, knowing that precious metals tend to reward those who can stay invested through volatility. I think both metals have their merits

Wow looks like gold is going to break out soon. 2 double dips. Shrinking volume. Now near all time highs... We are ready for a break out!

Silver’s breakout above its previous peak signals strong momentum. It is benefiting from both monetary demand and tightening industrial supply, so its outperformance relative to gold is not surprising. Gold’s rebound remains intact, supported by the rate-cut cycle, softer real yields, and steady central-bank accumulation. If you entered earlier in the year, your position is likely in profit since spot gold and silver have climbed steadily after the October correction. Short-term swings aside, the structural drivers remain supportive. Gold could retest its previous highs before year-end if real yields drift lower and ETF inflows resume. Seasonality also tends to favour precious metals in December. Silver, however, is showing stronger beta and may continue to lead if risk sentiment improves.

considering geopolitical tensions and latest Trump remarks on Europe. Gold will definitely do well. 

I'm bullish on both gold and silver, it will do ok. But it's a tiny bit of my portfolio. I don't invest in gold or silver directly. Just own stock in one gold and one silver mining company. Both will do way better in the long term than a direct investment in either commodity. Once upon a time I held a bit of gold, cost me $300, sold it for $150 20 years later. i did enjoy that ring on my finger for most of that time. The investment paid huge dividends, three amazing children, but it was not a good investment at all from an intelligent investor perspective, but as an emotional investor I have no regrets.  It's ok to live your life making a few financial decisions that financially don't make any sense. More important to take time to enjoy a moment in time, sometimes. to be rich hmmm a b

Has your gold position turned a profit? : it did get me gains though it could have been even better had I kept my patience. No issues, life is all about learning to stay patient and to steering away from greed in the guise of patiebt too  Can gold return to its previous highs by the end of the year?: Rearly don't know whether that can happen by the year end. But quite surely by 2026 end it is likely to. Are you more bullish on gold or silver?: both actually but have a bias to gold than silver.

With institutional bullish, Silver at all-time high, as of early December 2025, the Gold-to-Silver Ratio is around 68.5 to 75:1, now the ratio goes below $68, so a high ratio (above 80) suggests silver is undervalued; a low ratio (below 50) suggests gold is undervalued. In this article, I would like to share a structured, investment-grade assessment of the Gold–Silver environment and how to position across GLD and SLV given the ratio shift below ~68. 1. Interpretation of Today’s Gold–Silver Ratio (≈68 → breaking lower) Current signal: Above 80: silver historically undervalued. Below 50: gold historically undervalued. Between 60–75: transition region where momentum shifts matter more than absolute thresholds. Today (ratio slipping under ~68): Indicates relative strength in silver versus gol

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My stance Silver’s breakout is technically impressive and fundamentally supported by the shift in real-rate expectations, yet its volatility profile argues for disciplined entry rather than chasing momentum. Why silver is outperforming gold Silver benefits from a dual identity: part monetary metal, part industrial commodity. As markets lock in a Fed easing path, real yields soften and the monetary bid rises. At the same time, renewed optimism around global manufacturing, solar demand and AI-related electronics boosts the industrial side. Gold is consolidating because positioning is already heavy, while silver had more room to expand. Breakout dynamics The surge above the previous record signals a strong trend, with ETF flows moving into SLV and leveraged vehicles like AGQ. Still, silver’s