Gold price has fallen again! Time to Crash Buy?
Gold has pulled back following hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve—but does that make it a good time to buy?
Gold can be a valuable portfolio diversifier, and central banks continue accumulating it. But history also shows that gold is capable of falling 40–60% and remaining below a previous high for decades.
The lesson: consider building a moderate gold position gradually rather than going all in. Buy in stages, preserve cash for deeper corrections, and never make the position so large that a prolonged bear market could derail your portfolio.
This content is for education only and is not financial advice.
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8 Comments
Down please so that I got more opportunities to buy in more
Mr Loo, the FED chairman said “PCE inflation is 3.7% over 12 months and 4.1% over 6 months (core measures and CPI also elevated). About 54% of PCE components rose more than 3% over the past year (49% annualized over the past 6 months)—well above the pre-pandemic norm of ~32%.”
That sounds bad to me…
lookng at the chart it may be APEX pushing gold price down during US open. I think in order to continue it bull run. this is neccsary. Let see Asia may gap up and run again.
will make it 40% portfolio. 40% stocks. 20 cryptos. keep for 10 years.
What is happenning in the East and specifically in the Shanghai Exchange physical gold is widening away from paper gold prices. Market may be misreading Warsh's hawkish tone as it is unlikely FED can fix the US debt
problem. This price fall may be temporary as sendiments fades away.
Would it be sensible to sell gold? Or hold on to it?
In the case of short term profit
China b like n building their gold reserves
Not surprised if gold prices continues to plummet