Скачать или смотреть Gold(GLD) & Silver(SLV) Go Wild: Bubble or Breakout as Fed Rumours Rock Markets?

SLV is experiencing intense, two-way volatility as bulls aggressively buy every dip, pointing to persistent physical silver tightness, elevated lease rates, and record-high Shanghai premiums as evidence that paper selling is increasingly detached from real-world supply constraints. The bullish camp argues that industrial demand tied to solar, AI infrastructure, and electrification continues to outpace mine supply, setting the stage for further upside once speculative froth clears. Meanwhile, bears counter that silver has become dangerously overextended after its explosive run, warning that momentum-driven flows, crowded long positioning, and heavy end-of-month options and futures rebalancing could trigger sharp air pockets. They also highlight how shifting central-bank policy expectations and a stronger dollar narrative could temporarily unwind the “monetary debasement” trade that has powered precious metals higher.

SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) is likewise whipsawing, rebounding sharply after a violent pullback that briefly shook confidence in the metal’s parabolic advance. The community is split on whether the move represents a healthy reset within a powerful secular uptrend or the first crack in a speculative bubble. Bulls continue to lean on structural drivers—persistent central-bank buying, ongoing geopolitical stress, ballooning fiscal deficits, and long-term currency debasement—while some analysts are floating eye-catching long-term targets as high as $8,000 gold. Bears, however, argue that sentiment has become euphoric, with positioning stretched and price action increasingly sensitive to macro headlines, particularly rumours around a more hawkish Federal Reserve leadership, including speculation about Kevin Warsh, which has briefly strengthened the dollar and pressured metals.

More broadly, gold’s blistering rally has paused and silver has slipped back below the psychologically important $100 level as markets reassess the near-term path of U.S. monetary policy and real rates. Traders are increasingly focused on whether recent weakness is merely a consolidation before the next leg higher—or the start of a deeper shakeout as the dollar and yields attempt a counter-trend bounce. The next moves in SLV and GLD are likely to hinge on how these macro forces collide with physical market signals, positioning extremes, and the ongoing tug-of-war between long-term scarcity narratives and short-term speculative excess.

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