Recently, the precious metals and base metals markets have shown completely different trends. The Spot gold price has fallen below the $4000/ounce mark, reaching a new low in nearly a month, with a daily decline of over 3%. At the same time, the silver market has also faced a heavy blow, with a decline of over 5%, and the price has dropped to around $46/ounce, the lowest point in nearly two months.

The recent fall in the gold market has left many new investors facing losses. Reports indicate that many college students have invested in gold through various channels, but as the gold price falls, their investment returns are severely impacted. Some have stated that their living expenses have been eroded by the losses, while others lament that a day's drop has wiped out a month's earnings.

In the face of this situation, industry experts remind that the current gold market is filled with speculative atmosphere, and young investors, especially inexperienced college students, should not blindly follow the trend. They point out that ordinary investors often find themselves at a disadvantage when facing global capital and professional institutions, and should act with caution.

At the same time, the copper market is showing a completely different trend. The copper futures market continues to attract capital inflows, becoming the second largest commodity futures variety after gold. The price of the main Shanghai copper futures contract has broken through 88,300 yuan/ton, while the copper price on the London Metal Exchange (LME) has also surpassed the 11,000 USD/ton mark, both approaching historical highs.

The market's bullish sentiment towards copper prices has clearly intensified. Recent forecasts from international organizations indicate that the copper market may face a supply shortage again in the next three years, which further supports the upward trend in copper prices.

The divergence in the metal market reflects the complexity of the current global economy and geopolitical situation. Investors need to closely monitor market trends, rationally assess risks, and avoid blindly following the crowd to ensure investment safety.