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That said, geopolitical tensions usually pushes investors to safe haven assets, resulting in a quick rise in the price of gold and silver, but that has not been too evident in this current war between U.S. and Iran. There are possible reasons for that, it could possibly be because of the economic implications of this war, which could keep interest rate high It is because gold has been moving significantly and heavily bought in 2025 to this year. Gold moves from $2300 to more than $5400 before it fall now but it is still over $4900. I do not think an asset can significantly increase like that and continue to increase, there must be a time that it will retrace a little and it may be long before gold will continue to increase. I am not expect gold to increase for now. This is perhap the most plausible explanation for the current state of gold. Gold has doubled in value in just one year, and for an asset of that size, that doubling is a very significant figure. Therefore, we should not be surprised gold could not continue to rise when war broke out. Because no asset can grow in a straight line without going through period of correction or accumulation. If gold continue to rise, that would be truly frightening. However, if global geopolitical tensions do not ease, I would not be surprised if after the correction phase, it reaches $6k.
That said, geopolitical tensions usually pushes investors to safe haven assets, resulting in a quick rise in the price of gold and silver, but that has not been too evident in this current war between U.S. and Iran. There are possible reasons for that, it could possibly be because of the economic implications of this war, which could keep interest rate high It is because gold has been moving significantly and heavily bought in 2025 to this year. Gold moves from $2300 to more than $5400 before it fall now but it is still over $4900. I do not think an asset can significantly increase like that and continue to increase, there must be a time that it will retrace a little and it may be long before gold will continue to increase. I am not expect gold to increase for now. This is perhap the most plausible explanation for the current state of gold. Gold has doubled in value in just one year, and for an asset of that size, that doubling is a very significant figure. Therefore, we should not be surprised gold could not continue to rise when war broke out. Because no asset can grow in a straight line without going through period of correction or accumulation. If gold continue to rise, that would be truly frightening. However, if global geopolitical tensions do not ease, I would not be surprised if after the correction phase, it reaches $6k.
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That said, geopolitical tensions usually pushes investors to safe haven assets, resulting in a quick rise in the price of gold and silver, but that has not been too evident in this current war between U.S. and Iran. There are possible reasons for that, it could possibly be because of the economic implications of this war, which could keep interest rate high It is because gold has been moving significantly and heavily bought in 2025 to this year. Gold moves from $2300 to more than $5400 before it fall now but it is still over $4900. I do not think an asset can significantly increase like that and continue to increase, there must be a time that it will retrace a little and it may be long before gold will continue to increase. I am not expect gold to increase for now. This is perhap the most plausible explanation for the current state of gold. Gold has doubled in value in just one year, and for an asset of that size, that doubling is a very significant figure. Therefore, we should not be surprised gold could not continue to rise when war broke out. Because no asset can grow in a straight line without going through period of correction or accumulation. If gold continue to rise, that would be truly frightening. However, if global geopolitical tensions do not ease, I would not be surprised if after the correction phase, it reaches $6k.
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That said, geopolitical tensions usually pushes investors to safe haven assets, resulting in a quick rise in the price of gold and silver, but that has not been too evident in this current war between U.S. and Iran. There are possible reasons for that, it could possibly be because of the economic implications of this war, which could keep interest rate high It is because gold has been moving significantly and heavily bought in 2025 to this year. Gold moves from $2300 to more than $5400 before it fall now but it is still over $4900. I do not think an asset can significantly increase like that and continue to increase, there must be a time that it will retrace a little and it may be long before gold will continue to increase. I am not expect gold to increase for now. This is perhap the most plausible explanation for the current state of gold. Gold has doubled in value in just one year, and for an asset of that size, that doubling is a very significant figure. Therefore, we should not be surprised gold could not continue to rise when war broke out. Because no asset can grow in a straight line without going through period of correction or accumulation. If gold continue to rise, that would be truly frightening. However, if global geopolitical tensions do not ease, I would not be surprised if after the correction phase, it reaches $6k.
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