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Most people are afraid of gold falling.
I have the opposite problem.
I WANT gold to go lower.
Back in December, I mapped out a scenario where 2026 could become a difficult year for gold. Not because gold is a bad asset, but because markets rarely move in a straight line forever.
My plan was simple:
Wait patiently.
Accumulate physical gold around the $3,500 area.
Ignore the noise.
Let time do the work.
Now, after the recent pullback, I'm asking myself the same question many investors are asking:
Was that the low?
The truth is nobody knows.
Gold could easily resume its uptrend if central banks keep buying aggressively, geopolitical tensions remain elevated, and investors continue seeking safety.
But here's what interests me more:
What if the market is becoming too convinced that gold can only go up?
History teaches us that the biggest opportunities often appear when expectations get shattered.
A deeper correction would disappoint many gold bulls.
Ironically, it would excite long-term accumulators like me.
Because wealth is often built by buying great assets during periods of doubt—not during periods of universal optimism.
If gold revisits lower levels, I will be buying.
If gold never comes back and starts a new rally, I'll simply accept that the market had different plans.
The goal isn't to predict every move.
The goal is to have a plan before the move happens.
Most investors are chasing prices.
I'm waiting for prices to come to me.
So tell me:
Do you think gold has already found its bottom, or is a bigger correction still ahead?
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