đĄđŠ#GOLD ($XAU ) â Focus on the Long-Term Trend đïž
Ignore the daily swings. Think in years, not weeks.
Hereâs how the bigger cycle unfolded:
2009 â $1,096
2010 â $1,420
2011 â $1,564
2012 â $1,675
Then the slowdown phase began.
2013 â $1,205
2014 â $1,184
2015 â $1,061
2016 â $1,152
2017 â $1,302
2018 â $1,282
đ Almost ten years of consolidation.
No major buzz. No aggressive retail flow.
Thatâs typically when smart capital builds positions.
Momentum gradually returned:
2019 â $1,517
2020 â $1,898
2021 â $1,829
2022 â $1,823
đ Silent accumulation was underway.
Then came expansion:
2023 â $2,062
2024 â $2,624
2025 â $4,336
đ Nearly a 3x move within three years.
Such rallies donât form randomly. Theyâre driven by larger macro dynamics.
Whatâs supporting the move?
đŠ Central banks boosting gold holdings
đ Governments facing historic debt burdens
đž Ongoing currency debasement
đ Weakening trust in fiat systems
When gold trends like this, it often reflects deeper financial pressure.
They questioned: âą $2,000 gold
âą $3,000 gold
âą $4,000 gold
Each milestone seemed unrealistic â until price proved otherwise.
Now the discussion is shifting.
đ $10,000 gold by 2026?
Itâs starting to sound less extreme and more like long-term revaluation.
đĄ Gold isnât necessarily overvalued.
đ” Fiat purchasing power may be eroding.
Every cycle presents two paths:
đ Plan ahead and position with discipline
đ° Or enter late driven by emotion
Markets reward patience more than panic.
