Recently, the precious metals market has been quite active, with prices soaring from 71 to 79 in one go, and all kinds of rumors flying around—cycle theories, breaking the first shot to add damage, and other sayings have emerged. Even more outrageous is that even those selling houses are starting to talk about market insider information.
The interesting part is this: when all kinds of people begin to master various analysis frameworks and are eager to discuss the underlying logic of the market, it is often the time when emotions are at their peak. This phenomenon also applies to the crypto circle—when those who usually don’t pay attention suddenly start discussing Bitcoin reaching new highs, what does it indicate? It might actually be a sign of a top.
The market is always like this: the more everyone can come up with reasons, the more cautious one should be.
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MercilessHalal
· 9h ago
This is when I hate it the most—when the aunties start talking about candlestick charts, I should just leave.
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 12-28 06:53
You really need to be careful at times like this. When a bunch of people start talking about the market, it's usually a sign that it's about to top out.
Gold and precious metals have surged quite rapidly this round; even people selling their houses are jumping in, which is indeed a bit crazy.
When Auntie on the street starts trading cryptocurrencies and gold, it's time to run, brother.
Honestly, when everyone can come up with reasons, that's often the most dangerous time.
Isn't this the typical behavior of retail investors getting caught holding the bag? The hotter it gets, the more dangerous it is.
The jump from 71 to 79 is quite intense, but the high level of enthusiasm actually makes people more cautious.
Looking at this public opinion, I suddenly feel like the all-in mentality has disappeared.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-28 06:46
People selling houses are starting to speculate on gold, it's really time to get out.
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WalletsWatcher
· 12-28 06:31
Everyone who is selling their house is talking about the market, this is outrageous. When everyone can come up with reasons, that's the most dangerous time.
Recently, the precious metals market has been quite active, with prices soaring from 71 to 79 in one go, and all kinds of rumors flying around—cycle theories, breaking the first shot to add damage, and other sayings have emerged. Even more outrageous is that even those selling houses are starting to talk about market insider information.
The interesting part is this: when all kinds of people begin to master various analysis frameworks and are eager to discuss the underlying logic of the market, it is often the time when emotions are at their peak. This phenomenon also applies to the crypto circle—when those who usually don’t pay attention suddenly start discussing Bitcoin reaching new highs, what does it indicate? It might actually be a sign of a top.
The market is always like this: the more everyone can come up with reasons, the more cautious one should be.