Group 1 - Tom Lee, a top strategist and co-founder of Fundstrat, suggests that Elon Musk could be a key variable disrupting the global gold financial system, rather than the Federal Reserve [1] - Lee indicates that the total market value of gold is between $29 trillion and $34 trillion, comparable to the stock market and exceeding the combined market value of the "Big Seven" U.S. tech companies at approximately $21 trillion [3] - Historical data from Fundstrat shows that gold prices may have peaked, as prices typically decline after a 150% increase, with a notable 9% drop on January 30 marking a potential top [4] Group 2 - Lee discusses the "black swan" risk in the gold market, centered around Musk, highlighting the vast underground gold reserves that are difficult to mine, and the potential for tech giants to enter gold mining if prices rise [4] - The origin of gold from asteroid impacts suggests the possibility of discovering more gold in space, particularly if Musk's SpaceX encounters gold-rich asteroids during Mars missions [4] - The concept of synthetic gold production is identified as a third risk facing the gold market [4]
华尔街分析师提出黄金市场另类黑天鹅猜想 称金价或已见顶
Huan Qiu Wang·2026-02-07 01:45