The recent correction in precious metals has caused concern for many. After gold plunged from high levels, everyone is asking if there will be another opportunity. Based on this momentum, it seems unlikely to push higher before the end of the year. However, from a long-term perspective, geopolitical situations and Federal Reserve movements will still influence the future trend. Whether this decline is a correction or a trend reversal depends on the performance in the coming weeks.
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GameFiCritic
· 6h ago
Correction or reversal? It all depends on how the Federal Reserve acts and how the geopolitical game is played. There's too much short-term panic selling.
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FarmHopper
· 6h ago
Gold is plunging again and again, this correction is really quite harsh.
If you want to buy the dip before the end of the year, you might have to wait a bit longer; it still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance.
A correction or a reversal, it's hard to say, but for those who are long-term bullish, they should be gradually accumulating during this wave.
Geopolitical situations can change suddenly; we're just here to watch the show.
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fork_in_the_road
· 6h ago
Gold plunging, well, I actually find it a bit exciting—an opportunity to build positions at lower levels.
A surge before the end of the year? Dream on. We need to wait until the Federal Reserve gives a clear signal.
Correction or reversal? Just look at the geopolitical situation—these two months are crucial.
It feels like another game of who has the stronger mentality.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 6h ago
ngl watched this pullback coming from a mile away, classic bull trap energy. everyone's suddenly worried but actually if you read the macro dynamics... fed's still the real driver here, not your feelings about gold ath.
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StableCoinKaren
· 6h ago
Gold is dropping so much that I can't understand it either. Anyway, I'm holding tight for the long term.
Will it surge before the end of the year? Don't dream about it. Until the Federal Reserve signals, it will just hover.
Whenever there's a geopolitical disturbance, gold takes off. It all depends on who can't sit still first.
Is this correction a reversal? Honestly, no one can predict accurately; it's all a gamble.
It feels like the next few weeks are the key. Selling now might be too early and could lead to regret.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 6h ago
Gold plunged, I also watched it. This time feels a bit different, as the Federal Reserve is still messing around.
Wait, is this really a correction? It feels a bit uncertain.
Those hoping to bottom fish before the end of the year might have to wait a bit longer; geopolitical situations can change suddenly.
Hey, who says the end of the year must see prices surge? Long-term investors are actually more comfortable now.
This correction is quite sharp. I think we still need to watch the Federal Reserve's stance.
The recent correction in precious metals has caused concern for many. After gold plunged from high levels, everyone is asking if there will be another opportunity. Based on this momentum, it seems unlikely to push higher before the end of the year. However, from a long-term perspective, geopolitical situations and Federal Reserve movements will still influence the future trend. Whether this decline is a correction or a trend reversal depends on the performance in the coming weeks.