Looking at it this way, Trump is quite reliable~ At least he didn't go to Lolita Island And he fell out with Epstein... which shows they were never on the same side😶 #Strategy增持比特币
Really disgusting... Why has Loli Island only been exposed now?! 😧😧😧😧 Playing with children 🧒 $SOL Local time on January 30, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice again publicly released over 3 million pages of materials related to the Epstein case
CITIC Securities: Gold is expected to rise to $6000/ounce in 2026, silver price $120/ounce #BTC走势分析
CITIC Securities: Gold is expected to rise to $6000/ounce in 2026, silver price $120/ounce】Financial Associated Press, February 2nd, CITIC Securities released the price outlook for major metals in 2026: 1) Precious metals will benefit from the monetary attributes and the ongoing strong resonance of risk aversion, and gold is expected to rise to $6000/ounce in 2026.
The extreme shortage of spot supply and trading heat may bring strong price elasticity for silver, with the silver price expected to rise to $120/ounce in 2026; 2) Supply constraints, resilient demand, and structurally low inventory will continue to support the strong operation of copper and aluminum prices, with an expected average price of $12000/ton for copper and 23000 yuan/ton for aluminum in 2026.
3) Among battery metals, lithium prices are driven by strong demand for energy storage batteries, with the price range expected to rise to 120,000-200,000 yuan/ton in 2026. Cobalt prices are expected to be in the range of 400,000-500,000 yuan/ton due to quota reductions, and the reduction of nickel quotas in Indonesia is expected to drive nickel prices to rebound, with a projected rise to $22,000/ton in 2026.
4) Among other metals, rare earths, tungsten, tin, and natural uranium are expected to continue to enjoy supply-demand tightness and strategic metal premiums, with price targets (ranges) of 600,000-800,000 yuan/ton, 450,000-550,000 yuan/ton, 450,000-500,000 yuan/ton, and $100/pound respectively.
The surge in gold prices is indeed exciting, but the risk of a short-term pullback cannot be ignored. Overall, the gold price may peak at $5,600/ounce in the first half of 2026 before undergoing a significant adjustment, with long-term room for growth.
Driving Forces: Expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, geopolitical risks, and inflows of retail funds (record net inflow of $27 billion in 2022). The World Gold Council predicts a further increase of 15%-30% by 2026. Pullback Risks: If the New York gold price falls below $5,600/ounce, it may trigger a reduction in positions; technical indicators show overbought conditions, and a shift in Federal Reserve policy may suppress gold prices.
Long-term Trend: Structural bull market continues Agency Forecasts: JPMorgan expects gold prices to reach $8,000-$8,500 from 2026 to 2028, while Goldman Sachs raises its target to $5,400. Driving Logic: Weakening dollar credit, inflation concerns, and increased demand for asset allocation enhance gold's strategic position.
Short-term: Focus on the critical support at $5,600; if it breaks, reduce positions; if it breaks above $5,600, consider increasing positions. Long-term: If the investment cycle is longer, the current pullback may be an allocation opportunity, but caution is needed regarding volatility. In summary, the logic of the gold bull market remains unchanged, but caution is needed in short-term operations. It is recommended to consider your own risk tolerance and pay attention to Federal Reserve policies and geopolitical dynamics.
Short-term Trend: After a surge, a correction may follow Driving Forces: Expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, geopolitical risks, and inflows of retail funds (record net inflow of $27 billion in 2022). The World Gold Council predicts a further increase of 15%-30% by 2026. Pullback Risks: If the New York gold price falls below $5,600/ounce, it may trigger a reduction in positions; technical indicators show overbought conditions, and a shift in Federal Reserve policy may suppress gold prices.
Long-term Trend: Structural bull market continues Agency Forecasts: JPMorgan expects gold prices to reach $8,000-$8,500 from 2026 to 2028, while Goldman Sachs raises its target to $5,400. Driving Logic: Weakening dollar credit, inflation concerns, and increased demand for asset allocation enhance gold's strategic position.
Latest news from Iran 🇮🇷 and the United States 🇺🇸?
Diplomatic contacts: Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian conveyed a message to the US side through American envoy Wittekow, stating that "we do not want to resort to violence," but emphasized that Iran is prepared for war. Trump responded by saying that "diplomacy is still an option" and stated that Iran "wants to reach an agreement."
Military deployment: The US aircraft carrier strike group USS Abraham Lincoln is expected to arrive at operational positions in the Arabian Sea on January 30, stationed outside the strike zone 700 kilometers from the Strait of Hormuz. The total US military presence in the Middle East is nearing 40,000, including B-52 strategic bombers and aerial refueling aircraft.
Iran's response: Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian warned that any military action against Iran would trigger a "prolonged and large-scale regional confrontation." Meanwhile, the commander of the Aerospace Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, Mousavi, stated that missile reserves have increased since 2025, and all damaged military facilities have been fully repaired.
Risk Level:High risk. Both sides' military deployments are in a state of readiness, but communication through unofficial channels has increased the uncertainty of the situation.
Key variables: Trump's domestic political strategy, progress of Iran's nuclear program, whether Israel will take unilateral action, and whether international mediation (such as from China and Russia) can effectively promote de-escalation.
January 30: The USS Lincoln strike group arrives at operational positions in the Arabian Sea, completing the US military deployment in the Middle East.