A number of industry insiders pointed out that as the New Year's Day holiday approaches, market speculation is at a high level. Coupled with the recent intensive introduction of risk control measures by exchanges, the concentration of high-profit markets has come to an end or triggered a stepping down. According to Everbright Futures analysis, the rapid rise in silver platinum and palladium has also caused the market to once again show enthusiasm. In a short period of time, silver and platinum continued to reach record highs. Volatility rose rapidly, and the ratio of gold to silver also declined rapidly. In particular, the ratio of gold to silver has quickly fallen below the average for nearly 40 years. This means that risks are accumulating and the space imaginable for the future market is shrinking. More importantly, in addition to financial properties, silver, platinum, and palladium also have strong industrial commodity properties. An irrational surge in prices would have a potential dampening effect on physical demand. Everbright Futures reminds that under the current market conditions, it is necessary to prevent the market from overheating, rapid adjustments, or even the risk of “stepping on” when the bulls make a profit. Gu Fengda, chief analyst at Guoxin Futures, believes that although the uncertainty of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, the situation in the Middle East, and the Fed's interest rate cut cycle have provided monetary support for precious metals, and global gold ETFs and central banks have continued to increase their positions, “the rapid rise in prices has clearly deviated from actual consumption in the industry.” According to the data, speculative percentiles for nickel, palladium and other varieties are currently high, all exceeding 65%. “This means that market sentiment has entered an extremely sensitive range, and a slight turbulence can trigger a chain reaction.” Gu Fengda said.

A number of industry insiders pointed out that as the New Year's Day holiday approaches, market speculation is at a high level. Coupled with the recent intensive introduction of risk control measures by exchanges, the concentration of high-profit markets has come to an end or triggered a stepping down. According to Everbright Futures analysis, the rapid rise in silver platinum and palladium has also caused the market to once again show enthusiasm. In a short period of time, silver and platinum continued to reach record highs. Volatility rose rapidly, and the ratio of gold to silver also declined rapidly. In particular, the ratio of gold to silver has quickly fallen below the average for nearly 40 years. This means that risks are accumulating and the space imaginable for the future market is shrinking. More importantly, in addition to financial properties, silver, platinum, and palladium also have strong industrial commodity properties. An irrational surge in prices would have a potential dampening effect on physical demand. Everbright Futures reminds that under the current market conditions, it is necessary to prevent the market from overheating, rapid adjustments, or even the risk of “stepping on” when the bulls make a profit. Gu Fengda, chief analyst at Guoxin Futures, believes that although the uncertainty of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, the situation in the Middle East, and the Fed's interest rate cut cycle have provided monetary support for precious metals, and global gold ETFs and central banks have continued to increase their positions, “the rapid rise in prices has clearly deviated from actual consumption in the industry.” According to the data, speculative percentiles for nickel, palladium and other varieties are currently high, all exceeding 65%. “This means that market sentiment has entered an extremely sensitive range, and a slight turbulence can trigger a chain reaction.” Gu Fengda said.