Recently, gold, silver, and copper—the three major precious metals—have collectively rallied, drawing market attention. Historical data shows that this phenomenon has occurred only twice before: during the inflation crisis of 1979-1980 and the liquidity glut period of 2009-2011. Current economic indicators suggest that while the historical scenario has not fully repeated, investors are positioning early in gold, silver, and copper in anticipation of potential inflation. Past experience indicates that after precious metals decline, capital typically flows toward the stock market; therefore, risks should be carefully assessed.