Gold is still holding below its all-time high, leaving investors with two possible paths for January. The first scenario suggests we could see an explosive rally—a classic blow-off top that might signal the peak of this bull run. Meanwhile, the second possibility involves a multi-week consolidation that topped out in December, followed by a pullback toward the 20-week moving average, potentially shaking out weaker hands.
Right now, the first scenario seems more likely in my view, and white silver's recent surge is pointing in that direction. When precious metals show this kind of aggressive momentum, it often hints at broader market conviction. The correlation between gold and silver moves is definitely worth monitoring closely as we head into the new year.
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Liquidated_Larry
· 1h ago
Ngl, this wave of gold and silver correlation is a bit fierce, but I'm more afraid of that blow-off top... history always repeats itself.
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WenMoon
· 12-20 15:48
The recent surge in silver is indeed quite fierce, feeling like it’s taking off together with gold.
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TokenVelocity
· 12-20 15:48
The recent surge in silver is quite strong, feeling like it's about to lift gold into the sky together.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 12-20 15:43
Ha, it's the same story again. It feels like we're always waiting for a surge or a plunge, with no certainty.
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gas_fee_therapy
· 12-20 15:22
Silver's recent surge is really quite fierce; it feels like gold and silver are about to take off together...
Gold is still holding below its all-time high, leaving investors with two possible paths for January. The first scenario suggests we could see an explosive rally—a classic blow-off top that might signal the peak of this bull run. Meanwhile, the second possibility involves a multi-week consolidation that topped out in December, followed by a pullback toward the 20-week moving average, potentially shaking out weaker hands.
Right now, the first scenario seems more likely in my view, and white silver's recent surge is pointing in that direction. When precious metals show this kind of aggressive momentum, it often hints at broader market conviction. The correlation between gold and silver moves is definitely worth monitoring closely as we head into the new year.