Gold & Silver Morning Update 11/14/2025 | The Bregar Minute
A brutal end to the week unfolding for the precious metals as we speak. Chinese gold market participants did their part last night to quickly erase a portion of yesterday’s losses, but they faced stiff resistance at Wednesday’s COMEX closing range (intra-day resistance yesterday as well and where the market plateaued before the Fed’s Hammack spewed her inflation hysteria). European sellers then aggressively came in at their open and knocked gold back below the 55hr moving average that the Chinese worked so hard to defend; very reminiscent of how the plunge on October 21 started. What we’re seeing now is pure panic, and understandably so. The bulls didn’t do enough overnight to fight back against yesterday’s manipulative Fed-speak and the bears have pounced. I’m afraid another short-term market top is now in for the precious metals. Don’t be surprised if today’s Fed speakers (Schmid at 10:05amET, Logan at 2:30pm, and Bostic at 3:20pmET) purposefully add more fuel to this misery as they are known hawks.
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