Hello everyone! Today i want to share some macro analysis with you! 1 $Gold - main 2606(GCmain)$The fluctuating expectations of a Fed rate cut and slight volatility in the dollar and US Treasury yields have put temporary downward pressure on gold prices, leading to a continuation of the correction. However, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East remain high: US Vice President Vance made an emergency flight to Islamabad, Pakistan, with a clear objective—to restart negotiations and stabilize the situation before the temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran expires. This short-term correction is merely a consolidation phase within an upward trend! Gold continued its consolidation in Asian trading on Tuesday, touching the resi

$Gold - main 2606(GCmain)$International gold prices opened sharply lower on Monday (April 20th), falling by more than $60 at one point by 7:30 AM, a drop of 1.5%, reaching a low of around $4760. This sharp correction completely reversed Friday's strong performance, mainly due to the sudden deterioration of the situation in the Middle East over the weekend: the Strait of Hormuz was closed again, the US military fired on and seized Iranian merchant ships in the Gulf of Oman, and Iran explicitly refused to participate in the second round of US-Iran negotiations, vowing to respond and retaliate. This series of events not only increased global energy risks but also exacerbated market concerns about inflation, significantly dampening

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some macro analysis with you! Gold's upward trend accelerated, breaking through the $4,800 mark and subsequently surpassing the strong resistance at $4,857. The next resistance level is the 50-day simple moving average (SMA) at $4,896. $Gold - main 2606(GCmain)$ Price action indicates that gold is currently trading near a four-day high, suggesting strengthening buying momentum; this is further supported by the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which turned bullish two days ago.

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some macro analysis with you! On Monday (April 13), gold prices experienced a dramatic rollercoaster ride. Shocked by the complete breakdown of weekend peace talks between the US and Iran, gold prices initially plummeted by over 2%, hitting a low of $4639.65, the lowest since April 7. They then rebounded, ultimately closing down slightly by 0.2% at $4740.15. US gold futures also fell 0.4%, closing at $4767.40. $Gold - main 2606(GCmain)$$XAU/USD(XAUUSD.FOREX)$ However, in early Asian trading on Tuesday (April 14), gold prices continued their overnight rebound, rising as much as 0.5% to $4765.55, demonstrating strong resilienc

Technically, gold remains in a weak zone, with $4600 a key support/resistance level. Although gold has seen a short-term rebound, from a technical perspective, its overall trend has not fundamentally changed.$XAU/USD(XAUUSD.FOREX)$$Gold - main 2606(GCmain)$ Currently, gold prices are still trading below the 200-period exponential moving average (currently at $4809), indicating that medium- to long-term downward pressure persists. The MACD indicator shows that its fast line has crossed below the slow line, and both are below the zero line, with the negative histogram continuing to expand, indicating that selling pressure is gradually accumulating. The Relative St

Is Canada’s “blue-chip energy stock” still worth holding amid its massive transformation? Let’s chat — is Suncor still a core holding for you, or is this shift already priced in? To investors familiar with Canada’s energy market, $Suncor(SU)$has long been the epitome of a heavy-asset, highly-cyclical player. But this Tuesday, the oil-sands giant rewrote that narrative with a bold set of targets: by 2040, 60% of its bitumen production will come from in-situ technology, rather than traditional mining. The shift boils down to clear economics. “Not all barrels are created equal,” Suncor CEO Rich Kruger stated plainly at the company’s Investor Day. Today, in-situ operations generate twice the cash flow per barrel compared to mining. Take

💬 Gold & mining investors: Gold crashed but gold stocks held strong. Is this the classic “divergence bottom” signal? Let’s debate! $Gold - main 2606(GCmain)$ suffered a brutal collapse in March, plunging more than 13% — its worst monthly drop since the 2008 financial crisis. Yet gold stocks showed remarkable resilience: they did not sell off in lockstep, and some top miners even posted double-digit gains late in the month. Gold fell hard, but gold stocks did not. Is this just a temporary divergence… or is the market quietly shifting direction? Independent analyst Ross Norman described late-March gains as a mere “dead cat bounce,” bluntly stating it “was not a real rebound at all.” The core driver of the crash was a dramatic

💬 Commodity & mining investors: Trump just overhauled steel/aluminum/copper tariffs. How will this shift domestic mining, supply chains, and your portfolio? Let’s break it down! On April 2, the Trump administration announced a major overhaul of tariffs on imported metals. While keeping the steep 50% tariff on steel, aluminum, and copper products, it introduced for the first time a tiered exemption system based on metal content to ease compliance pressure for businesses. Under the new rules, imported goods with less than 15% total steel, aluminum, or copper content will be fully exempt from metal tariffs, according to the White House. Derivative products deemed “primarily made” of the metals will face a 25% tariff; products processed overseas using only U.S.-sourced metals will be taxed

💬 Growth investors: Are you hunting for bargains in this pullback? Which beaten-up tech stock is on your buy list? Let’s share! The outbreak of the Iran conflict has sent violent shockwaves through global financial markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq have both plunged more than 10% from recent highs, officially entering correction territory. After hitting a record closing high in late January, the S&P 500 has slid roughly 9.4% — teetering right on the edge of a correction. Meanwhile, oil prices have surged, the crisis over the Strait of Hormuz looms large, and fears of a global recession are growing rapidly. Yet history repeatedly shows: every double-digit market drop is almost always a great buying opportunity for long-term investors. Even as panic dominates short