The bull market in precious metals is the beginning of a global asset revaluation

If you place the rise of gold and silver within a larger framework, you'll find that this is not just a market trend for precious metals, but a re-evaluation of the global asset pricing system.

As debt levels continue to expand, monetary credit is repeatedly overextended, and geopolitical risks become long-term, the traditional concept of "risk-free assets" is being weakened. In this context, gold's role is shifting from a "safe haven" to a "credit hedge asset."

This is also why, in this round of market movements, gold has not been suppressed by short-term interest rate fluctuations. The market is no longer solely focused on nominal interest rates but is beginning to pay attention to the combined effects of institutional risk, political risk, and credit risk.

The strengthening of silver indicates that market risk appetite has not completely frozen but is seeking a balance among the "safe haven + inflation + industrial demand" triple logic. This means that the precious metals rally is not panic buying but more a result of rational allocation.

📌 Whether you hold a position is not the key issue.
📌 What truly matters is: in an era of rising uncertainty, does your asset portfolio have the "ability to resist systemic risks"?

The bull market in precious metals is often not for everyone to see, but reserved for those who understand the logic in advance. #我的2026第一帖