# 黄金

After reading five major Wall Street institutional research reports, #黄金 Will gold continue to rise this year?
Last night, I went through all the research reports on gold from Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, and UBS—these five top Wall Street institutions.
Then I discovered something very unusual:
👉 They surprisingly reached a consensus on one thing: gold will continue to rise.
You should know, these institutions usually love to contradict each other.
But this time, their outlooks are highly aligned, with only differences on "how aggressive" the rise will be.

In the next 10 years, what is truly valuable as a money-making ability?
In the past couple of years, I’ve become increasingly certain of one thing:
In the next five to ten years, the most valuable assets won’t be in your name, but in yourself.
Housing, stocks, positions—they seem like assets,
but they have one common point—
they can be wiped out at any time by policies, cycles, or accidents.
And some things, once cultivated,
even if the world restarts,
they will stay with you.
The changes I’ve observed over these years are broken down into a hierarchy with extremely important sequencing.
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🚀 September 29 Crypto Market Overview | Gold Hits New High, Regulatory Meeting Held, Multiple Projects Reach Key Nodes
📈 Core Market Data
1. Gold reaches a historic high
• London spot gold reached a high of 3798.63 USD/oz, approaching the 3800 USD mark, while domestic gold jewelry prices also rose (e.g., Chow Sang Sang reached 1111 CNY/g).
• Driving factors: The expectation of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut rises to 90%, with geopolitical conflicts and inflation concerns driving demand for safe havens.
2. Cryptocurrency market rally
• Bitcoin returned above $112,000, and Ethere

🚀 JPMorgan makes bold claims again: The rise in gold prices is not over, aiming for $4050-$4150 by mid-2026!
Recently, JPMorgan analyst Weiheng Chen emphasized in a latest report that the strong momentum of gold will continue until 2026. As the Federal Reserve begins its rate-cutting cycle, gold prices are expected to break through 4050-4150 USD/oz by mid-2026. This prediction is based on historical patterns: a low-interest-rate environment will significantly reduce the opportunity cost of holding the non-yielding asset gold, driving continuous inflows of funds into the gold market.
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Clearing up the underlying logic of #黄金 in one go (Minimalist Final Edition)
Gold isn't suddenly becoming valuable,
it's the money that is losing value.
The only three things supporting the long-term strength of gold are:
Currency, Leverage, Geopolitics.
1. Currency: Credit is shrinking, the real economy is rising
Today's mainstream currencies, at their core, have only one word: credit.
And credit is being depleted by countries worldwide.
Over the past decade and a half, the global focus has been:
Debt → Money printing → Stabilizing growth.
The result is simple:
More money
Thinner credit
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A Chengjie DiaryA One Chart Understands a Century of Gold Trends
Many people are asking: now that gold prices have soared so high, is this really a bubble? 🤔
If you only focus on the K-line of the past one or two years, you'll see only the game of rising and falling numbers. But if you extend the timeline to 100 years, you'll find that the gold trend hides an entire chapter of modern human history. Every fluctuation is a true reflection of "world order" and "technological productivity."
Looking back over the past hundred years, gold actually tells three core stories:
1️⃣ First Stage: The Cage

#白银 , officially becomes the third largest asset globally.
This is not a joke, but a fact.
As silver prices continue to rise, its total market value has surpassed Apple, ranking only behind #黄金 and #英伟达 .
An asset long regarded as a "supporting role,"
is being forcibly pushed into the core asset hierarchy by capital.
The recent surge in gold and silver prices appears to be driven by four main reasons:
1️⃣ Geopolitical disorder
After Trump’s return, the US global strategy has taken a sharp turn, breaking the old order, and risk premiums have quickly returned to asset pricing.
2️⃣ Weakening of