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Let’s slow things down and focus on facts over fear 👇
There’s a popular belief that gold explodes before markets crash.
History tells a very different story.
Every single day, headlines scream: 💥 Financial collapse is imminent
💥 The dollar is finished
💥 Markets are about to implode
💥 War, debt, and global chaos everywhere
What happens next?
👉 Panic kicks in
👉 Money rushes into gold
👉 Risk assets get dumped
It feels logical… but markets don’t move on emotions — they move on liquidity and timing 📊
📉 The Reality Check During major market crashes, gold has not led the move.
It typically reacts after the damage is already done, not before.
📉 Dot-Com Crash (2000–2002)
Despite massive equity losses, gold didn’t front-run the crash.
Its real strength appeared after the pain, once capital sought safety.
📌 Key Takeaway:
Gold is a response asset, not a warning signal.
It shines after chaos unfolds — not before it begins.
Fear makes headlines loud.
History makes the truth clear. 🧠📉
