🟡 Gold: The Long-Term Play
Zoom out: gold’s journey isn’t measured in days or weeks, but years.
2009–2012: $1,096 → $1,675, then sideways 2013–2018
2019–2020: $1,517 → $1,898, quietly building pressure
2023–2025: $2,000 → $4,300+
Key Takeaways:
Moves aren’t driven by retail hype — central banks, debt, and currency dilution are the real catalysts
Gold responds to systemic stress, not headlines
What looks “expensive” is often a reflection of purchasing power, not price
Lesson: History rewards patience and preparation, not panic. Long-term positioning in gold can protect wealth and capture real repricing.