$GOLD remains an important asset, especially when macro uncertainty rises and markets seek protection.
The real question, however, is not whether gold has value, but when and under what conditions it is added to a portfolio.
Entering now simply because it has already moved significantly means chasing price, not analysing risk. At these levels, gold is not automatically less risky than more volatile assets, risk depends on entry point, context, and sizing, not on the asset’s label.
Gold makes sense when it serves a clear function within a broader strategy.
Buying it “because it’s going up” is FOMO, not strategy and not capital management.
How are you approaching gold in this phase?... Show More
I've been near enough all in on metals & miners for nearly a year now and it has paid off spectacularly (with another broker).
The fundamental at play is the world - led by the East - dumping USD and flocking back to gold, which until recent generations had been THE reserve asset ever since god... Show More
Good evening! I believe that, despite the parabolic rise gold has experienced recently—which could imply a short-term correction—the structural factors that will drive its price upward in the long run remain in place. These include the fiscal deficits and over-indebtedness of the world's major economies,... Show More
Excelente análisis, no se puede perseguir solo el análisis técnico porque el fundamental se deja de lado y hemos tenido históricamente momentos más difíciles macroeconomicente hablando y no había llegado a estos niveles.... Show More Translate
Agree. It is a good puppy. Did double already golden gruger rands from a couple years ago. My dad wanted to see me invest in solar panels. lol.... Show More
Just sold my neighbours car to buy gold, hopefully by time he finds out il be long gone. Jk riding the wave it's looks unstoppable im buying but not for long term as you dont know when it will tumble.... Show More
Thank you for sharing your point of view.
It is also worth recalling a historical precedent.
In the 1980s, after an explosive move similar to the one we are observing today, gold experienced a drawdown of around 70%. That correction lasted nearly twenty years, leaving investors who bought at the highs... Show More
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