🚨 GOLD DOESN’T LEAD MARKET CRASHES

It reacts after the damage—not before. Let’s pause and separate facts from fear. 👇

Every day we see headlines like:

💥 “Financial collapse is coming”

💥 “Dollar is doomed”

💥 “Markets will crash”

💥 “War, debt, chaos everywhere”

What do people do?

👉 Panic

👉 Rush into gold

👉 Abandon risk assets

Sounds reasonable… but history tells a different story. 📉

Here’s how gold really behaves in crashes:

📉 Dot-Com Crash (2000–2002)

S&P 500: -50%

Gold: +13%

➡ Gold rallied after stocks were already collapsing.

📈 Recovery Phase (2002–2007)

Gold: +150%

S&P 500: +105%

➡ Post-crisis fear drove gold demand.

💥 Global Financial Crisis (2007–2009)

S&P 500: -57.6%

Gold: +16.3%

➡ Gold benefited during the panic, not before.

🪤 2009–2019 (Decade of Growth)

Gold: +41%

S&P 500: +305%

➡ Gold holders were sidelined while markets soared.

🦠 COVID Crash (2020)

S&P 500: -35%

Gold: -1.8% initially

After panic: Gold +32%, Stocks +54%

➡ Gold reacted after fear hit, not before.

⚠️ What’s happening now?

People are scared of:

▪ US debt 💰

▪ Deficits 📉

▪ AI hype 🤖

▪ Geopolitical tensions 🌍

▪ Trade wars 🚢

▪ Political chaos 🗳️

…and they’re buying gold before a crash even hits. History shows this rarely works.

🚫 The Real Risk:

❌ Capital stuck in gold

❌ Stocks, crypto, and real estate keep rising

❌ Fear buyers miss years of growth

🧠 Takeaway:

Gold is a reaction asset, not a crystal ball.

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