洪灝：2026年正是逆命改运时，市场正处在35年大周期顶峰，各种曾被遗忘的资产开始疯涨，会诞生一个伟大的泡沫

Core Viewpoint - The market is expected to experience significant changes by 2026, with a high probability of a major bubble forming due to abundant liquidity and ongoing interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve [12][81]. Group 1: Interest Rate and Inflation - A continued interest rate cut in January is highly likely, which could lead to a surge in precious metals as the credibility of the US dollar diminishes [3][32]. - The Federal Reserve's balance sheet has decreased from approximately $9.1 trillion to just over $6 trillion, indicating a significant contraction of about $3 trillion [17][18]. - The tight liquidity in the short-term market is evident, as shown by the low usage of repurchase agreements and rising repurchase rates [21][22]. Group 2: Gold and Silver Market Analysis - Gold has formed a classic "cup and handle" pattern since 2011, with a 99% probability of price increase following such patterns [3][36]. - The fair value of gold is estimated to be around $4,500, indicating it is currently in a reasonable valuation range [4][38]. - Silver has also formed a 60-year giant cup and handle pattern, suggesting that its price has not yet reached its peak, with expectations of further increases [6][48]. Group 3: Market Cycles and Predictions - The current market is at the peak of a 35-year cycle, with significant events such as bubbles and the resurgence of forgotten assets expected to occur [9][74]. - The year 2026 is anticipated to be a pivotal moment for investors, with the potential for a major bubble to emerge as liquidity conditions remain favorable [11][81]. - Historical patterns suggest that each cycle lasts approximately 17 years, with the last low point occurring in 2009, indicating that the market is currently at a critical juncture [68][73]. Group 4: Global Liquidity and Asset Prices - Global liquidity is on the rise, which is expected to lead to higher returns for gold and silver in the coming months [57][60]. - The relationship between liquidity conditions and asset prices indicates that as liquidity improves, asset prices, particularly for silver, will likely follow suit [58][60]. - The correlation between gold and stock market movements has been noted, with instances of both moving in the same direction, a rare occurrence last seen during the Plaza Accord [61][67].