2026-01-20 03:33:09

Gold and silver continuously hit new highs, a result that many did not anticipate. I still remember the various bearish voices on the forum at that time—saying gold wouldn't rise, and silver was about to plummet. So what happened? Instead, those who held onto precious metals firmly made huge profits. The market is always like this, full of surprises.

Looking ahead, the precious metals market in 2026 is expected to usher in a magnificent bull market. Instead of waiting, it's better to start positioning now, gradually accumulating holdings. Time is on our side.

Further analysis will delve into major opportunities at the weekly and monthly levels, which are the true turning points and worth paying close attention to.

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GasWaster

· 01-20 04:02

The feeling of being proven wrong is really satisfying. What happened to those who were bearish before? Waiting 26 years? I'm getting in now, anyway it's cheap. There's always someone in the forum shouting wolf, but it really depends on who can hold on. The weekly and monthly charts, honestly, are a bit mystical; it's better to just go all in. Gold and precious metals indeed didn't disappoint this time; finally making some safe profits. Where are those people who said gold would crash? They can come out and take a few steps. Time is on our side, but you need to have money in your wallet. Talking about stacking positions sounds professional, but it's basically all in.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 01-20 04:00

Those who were bearish, now they have no voice at all. It was about time to accumulate gold. Instead of regretting, just get on board now. Here comes the 2026 prophecy again. I'm going to wash up and sleep. No, can the weekly and monthly charts really tell anything? It's still just gambling. Holding on is the right move, better than anything else. History has proven it. This time it's real. I believe your nonsense.

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WenAirdrop

· 01-20 03:53

I already said it, aren't those who are bearish feeling embarrassed now? Here they come again to harvest the little guys, buddy. 2026? First, master what's in front of you before talking about that. I just want to know how you're always so confident. Wait, have you really secured your position? I've heard this kind of talk too many times, wake up. Sticking firmly? I think you're trapped. Why not just say you want to pump the market directly? That's pointless.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 01-20 03:52

I've always said that those who are bearish are trash, now it's time to eat their words. Should I start buying the dip now, or wait for a pullback to get in? 2026 bull market? Let's see if there's another black swan next year. I've been accumulating for a long time, just waiting to see who laughs last. Weekly and monthly charts, but it still feels like we need to look at the big macro picture. Brothers who are buying the dip with me are now having a great time, hahaha. Precious metals have really been outstanding this round; friends who advised me to sell are now silent. But to be fair, being cautious is not wrong; don't go all in. This is the market—there will always be people bearish and people making money. My strategy is to keep accumulating; anyway, time is on my side.

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Layer2Observer

· 01-20 03:49

Let me take a look at the data. The recent surge in precious metals indeed exceeded expectations, but the claim of a 2026 bull market needs clarification—what time series model is this conclusion based on? How strong is the support from historical data? I'm not playing devil's advocate; I just think there's a misconception here. Market forecasts are inherently noisy, so how is the risk of blindly accumulating positions estimated?

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