Market Dynamics - Gold, traditionally an inflation hedge, is currently providing a temporary respite from deflationary pressures in China due to surging bullion prices [1]

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Group 1 - Qfin Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:QFIN) experienced a significant share price increase of 13.43% on Friday, closing at $24.15, driven by optimism surrounding Chinese stocks as a hedge against the AI bubble [1][3] - Bank of America Chief Investment Strategist Michael Hartnett highlighted that Chinese stocks and gold are the best options to hedge against the risks associated with the AI boom, particularly given the high valuations of US technology giants [2][3] - Qfin Holdings is expected to report its third quarter earnings in the second week of November 2025, with a GAAP net income target of 1.52 billion to 1.72 billion yuan and a non-GAAP net profit projection of 1.6 billion to 1.8 billion yuan, indicating a year-on-year decline of 2% to 13% [4]

Central banks accelerated gold purchases in the third quarter, as several returning buyers braved record-high prices to bet on bullion’s value as a hedge against a vulnerable US dollar https://t.co/pAP8nv4C3e ...

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Market Correlation & Liquidity - Historically, gold and stocks tend to move in opposite directions, but currently are rallying together due to massive liquidity in the system [1][2] - The excess liquidity stems from legacy liquidity post-pandemic, with over $1500 billion floating in money market mutual funds, and retail flow [4][10] - Gold's recent parabolic increase is driven by the same momentum retail crowd driving up stocks, not traditional safe haven investors [7] - Currently, gold has outperformed stocks in a bull market, which is unprecedented, indicating an "everything bull market" [9] Potential Risks & Future Outlook - The unusual correlation between gold and stocks may end when traditional inflation resurfaces, forcing the Federal Reserve to withdraw liquidity [13][14] - If the Fed withdraws liquidity, both stocks and gold could decline simultaneously, as gold may no longer act as a hedge [6][14] - The market should watch for central banks' inclination to withdraw excess liquidity from the system [15] - There is a concern that on the downside, there will be a positive correlation between gold and stocks, surprising investors [8][12]