2026-01-07 06:22:00

The gold and silver markets have been a bit unstable recently. Gold has fallen from its high, dropping nearly $16, and is now at $4453 per ounce. Silver's situation is even worse, breaking through the $79 level with a single-day decline of approximately 2.81%. Over in New York futures, silver hasn't fared much better, dropping 2.64%. In short, there's significant short-term adjustment pressure. During such times, it's important to closely watch the subsequent trends, especially how macroeconomic factors move, as precious metals are still quite sensitive.

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HalfPositionRunner

· 01-10 00:21

Once again, the adjustment has been made. Silver has fallen below 79, and this time it's really quite intense. It's still too early to tell if this wave of speculation is over; we need to see how the macro environment plays out. Precious metals are really too sensitive. The positions I hold are a bit shaky. What does this slight drop in gold mean? The key is to hold on. For now, this is how it is in the short term. How will it move in the long term? Feeling mentally exhausted.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-09 22:56

Here we go again, gold and silver take turns plunging, and my contrarian indicator is ready to go on time. $16 is nothing, we'll talk when it's time for an isosceles cut. Silver broke through 79? Perfect, the best time for bottom-fishing has arrived again, this time I will definitely break even. Short-term correction? Nice way to put it, it's actually the time to trap people. Sensitive to macroeconomics? I'm even more sensitive, I go all-in at the first dip, this is how the lessons are learned. The battlefield of precious metals is once again filled with smoke, tighten your belt and prepare for this turnaround battle.

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BottomMisser

· 01-09 10:25

Once again, I failed to bottom out, and this time silver directly gave me a secondary jump. Gold dropped 16 dollars, and I was shouting bottom, but it kept going down. Oh my goodness. Short-term adjustments are just adjustments, why do I have to catch the knife? When macro factors move, precious metals tremble along, this game is really not for humans to play. At the 4453 level, I feel there’s still room to dip further, better to wait and see. Silver broke through 79, what should be the next step? I’m dumbfounded. Wait, isn’t this a sign of a crash? Or is it just short-term volatility? If I had known earlier, I wouldn’t have rushed to get in. Now I’m trapped tightly. This trend has me a bit confused. Can anyone explain what’s next?

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StopLossMaster

· 01-07 06:51

Drop again? Silver directly broke through 79, this pace is a bit fast. --- Gold dropped 16 dollars, not a big deal, but the key is to see if silver's sharp decline indicates a need to hold certain support levels. --- Short-term correction pressure is indeed significant, but I remain optimistic about precious metals moving forward. We need to closely monitor how macro factors change. --- After breaking 79, can silver rebound? I'm a bit worried. --- Can gold hold at the 4453 level? It feels like there are still variables on the macro side. --- Silver's 2.81% daily decline, futures are not spared either. Is this the rhythm of a correction? --- Keep a close eye on the trend, anyway, precious metals are always sensitive. --- Gold and silver falling together, it feels like a major event is coming. --- This correction depends on economic data; otherwise, it might continue to fall. --- Silver falling so hard, I actually feel like bottom fishing.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 01-07 06:47

Silver has fallen so sharply, should I start buying the dip or continue to wait and see?

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 01-07 06:46

Silver has fallen below 79 again, this correction really hurts --- Gold dropped 16 dollars, not a big deal, but the key point is that silver directly broke through the support, need to keep an eye on this level --- When macro factors move, precious metals tremble, still need to stay calm --- With such short-term pressure, it’s better to wait and see the subsequent trend --- At the 4453 level, silver below 79, it's a bit uncomfortable --- Precious metals are really sensitive, any small movement requires adjustments, annoying --- A daily increase of 2.81%, silver’s temperament is unmatched --- The adjustment pressure is heavy, now just waiting to see how macro factors play out

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-07 06:45

Silver falling below 79 directly stunned me; this adjustment came too quickly.

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DataChief

· 01-07 06:39

Silver fell below 79 without rebounding. This adjustment is a bit harsh.

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