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Ebila AI: Trade Smarter in the Era of Data-Driven Investing
In financial markets, opportunities appear every day. But alongside those opportunities come volatility, information noise, and many decisions made under the influence of emotion.
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EBILA AI is now officially available on cTrader: Expanding Strategic Value in the Era of Intelligent Trading
Ebila AI’s presence on cTrader more clearly reflects EBILA AI’s development direction in this new phase: gradually integrating more deeply into highly connected ecosystems, where technology, data, and user experience move forward together.
UBS lifts gold target to $6,200/oz: Why the 2026 “wave” may not be over
After a record-setting 2025 for gold, UBS has released a forecast that’s hard for both bulls and cautious investors to ignore: gold could reach $6,200 per ounce by mid-2026.
Silver Breaks $100/oz, Gold Near $5,000/oz: A Safe-Haven Wave or a Market Getting Too Hot?
On January 23, 2026, the precious-metals market stepped into truly historic territory: spot silver surged to around $100/oz, breaking the three-digit mark, while gold traded near $5,000/oz, only a small move away from the psychological milestone.
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Emotions in investing: a hard-to-quantify variable that drives most outcomes
In investing, most people focus on three things: news, analysis, and entry points. But in practice, there’s one variable that rarely appears in any “spreadsheet” yet has the strongest influence on long-term performance: emotion.
Gold Moves Closer to $5,000 as Geopolitical Risk Dominates the Global Outlook
In mid-January 2026, gold isn’t just rising it’s being repositioned in global portfolios. On January 19, 2026, spot gold traded around $4,670/oz and printed a new record high near $4,689.39/oz as safe-haven demand accelerated amid renewed trade and geopolitical tensions.
Gold & Silver Close the Week Near Record Highs: “Cooling Off” or Simply Catching Its Breath?
Gold and silver ended the week at elevated levels still close to record territory yet both pulled back from their mid-week peaks. For some, that’s a warning sign: “Is the top in?” For others, it’s simply the market doing what markets always do after an explosive rally: pause, rotate, and reset.