While timelines argued over narratives, platinum just broke a 17-year high.

Quietly. Cleanly. No drama.

That makes it the third precious metal this year to rewrite its record after gold and silver. And when assets this old start moving in sequence, it’s rarely random.

Gold whispered first.

Silver answered with conviction.

Now platinum usually ignored, rarely hyped is stepping forward.

This isn’t a trend built on excitement.

It’s built on rotation.

When confidence feels stretched, capital doesn’t shout. It migrates. Into things with weight, scarcity, and history. Assets that don’t promise they endure.

The price move is interesting.

The timing is louder.

Because markets don’t prepare during chaos.

They prepare before the crowd notices.

So ask yourself are you tracking what’s trending…

or tracking where value is quietly being parked?

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Global markets are showing caution this morning, following a combination of a divided Federal Reserve (FED) decision and disappointing corporate news from the technology sector.

$GOLD & $BTC (-0,25%) Risk-Off Trend

Both traditional and digital safe-haven assets are seeing a pullback:

$BTC : Down approximately -1.8% (24h). $BTC is tracking the Nasdaq, behaving as a risk asset.

$GOLD Down approximately -0.4%. $GOLD is seeing minor profit-taking/caution despite the Dollar's weakness.

The cautious stance from the FED, which projected only one rate cut in 2026, reduces expectations for aggressive easing. This scenario pulls investors away from speculative assets like $BTC which is struggling to hold the $90,000 USD level, and leads to slight selling pressure on $GOLD as immediate inflation concerns subside.

📉 Pressure on $NVDA (+2,51%)

Current Change: $NVDA is down approximately -1.8% in Pre-Market trading.

NVIDIA is struggling to maintain momentum, dragged down by an overall negative sentiment in the Artificial Intelligence space. The immediate trigger appears to be the earnings disappointment and cautious outlook from Oracle ($ORCL).

The Oracle Effect: $ORCL 's poor Q2 results and its plans for massive CapEx (capital expenditure) for AI development fueled investor concern about the actual profitability and return on investment within the entire AI ecosystem. As Oracle is a major purchaser of GPUs from companies like $NVDA, its troubles are sparking broader doubts about the pace of AI monetization.

The FED Factor: The reduced outlook for rate cuts further limits liquidity expectations, hitting high-growth, high-valuation stocks like $NVDA and $ORCL the hardest.

🏛️ The FED's Divided Message

The key takeaway from the latest FOMC meeting is division.

The FED cut rates by 25 basis points (to 3.50% -3.75%), as widely expected.

However, the consensus was fragmented, and the 2026 outlook implies a significant slowdown in the easing cycle. This translates to higher uncertainty and increased short-term volatility.

Hey guys!

Quick update from Europe—it's Thanksgiving, so Wall Street is completely closed today! 🚫🇺🇸 No US premarket action, but our markets here are open and trading cautiously after a strong close in Asia, driven by renewed Fed rate cut hopes.

$GOLD is still pushing hard, consolidating its impressive position above $4,100 an ounce, confirming that defensive assets are still very much in play. Oil is seeing a slight dip. $BTC (-0,25%) is relatively stable this morning, holding steady after a wild week of price swings.

I’ve been using this quieter time to focus on the roadmap for my new business venture, which has been consuming most of my attention.

📈 Major Callout: JPMorgan Bullish on S&P 500

Speaking of strategy, JPMorgan analysts just dropped a huge prediction: they believe the $SPX500 could hit 8,000 points by 2026! That’s a massive call from current levels and definitely something to factor into long-term planning.

🎯 Strategy Update: Recalibration Coming

I’m thrilled with the current strategy, but I’m already looking ahead. I plan to consolidate a few positions in December to perform a full portfolio recalibration for Q1. Specifically, I'm looking to add an allocation to Europe and potentially Asia to capture some broader global growth and diversify away from the US.

Despite those future adjustments, the current strategy delivered awesome results. Looking back at the numbers:

Year-to-Date (YTD): My eToro portfolio hit an incredible +46.98%, which is more than double the returns of both the $NSDQ100 (+19.44%) and $SPX500 (+16.38%) over the same period!

Last 6 Months: The portfolio was equally strong, delivering +23.49%, crushing the major indices and easily avoiding the deep loss we saw in $BTC. Only the stellar $GOLD run (+26.37% YTD) kept the top spot.

It proves that a selective, strategic approach can really pay off in volatile times.

What are your thoughts on that $SPX500 8,000 forecast? What are your views on adding Euro exposure right now?

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Invest with caution