🚨 GOLD HAS NEVER PUMPED BEFORE MARKET CRASH
It always pumps after collapse, NOT before
Think about the last 10 posts you’ve read
Everyone says the financial system is about to collapse
Seeing this news day after day, what will people do?
They’ll rush to buy gold
Why hold dollars, stocks, or crypto if crash is right around the corner?
Seems perfectly logical
On top of that comes Trump’s political instability
Tariffs, China, Iran, Venezuela, Greenland
The result?
'Gold reaches $5,000 for the first time in history.'
But does gold rising really signal an imminent collapse?
Here’s every market crash of the 21st century:
Dot-com bubble (2000–2002):
S&P: -50%
Gold: +13%
Gold starts rising only after the crash hits.
2002–2007 recovery:
Gold: +150%
S&P: +105%
After a crisis, people don’t want to take risks
The fear of ending up with nothing again drives capital into gold
Global Financial Crisis (2007–2009):
S&P: -57.6%
Gold: +16.3%
Betting on gold turned out to be the right move
This is where the narrative is born:
“Any crisis should be waited out in gold.”
Crowd continues buying gold after the GFC in 2009 and walks straight into a trap
2009–2019:
Gold: +41%
S&P: +305%
Gold holders ended up sidelined
Those who bought gold in 2010–2011 had to wait 10 years just to see any meaningful profit
Not the best investment you could’ve made.
COVID-19 crash:
Gold: -1.8%
S&P: -35.22%
Then, over the next 5 months:
Gold: +32%
US equities: +54%
The COVID crash reminded people that markets can fall
Only then did gold buying begin.
What’s happening now mirrors post-2009
The crowd is so scared by headlines about:
➮ US debt
➮ Budget deficits
➮ AI bubble
➮ WW3
➮ Japan carry trade
➮ Tariff wars
➮ Trump’s aggressive politics
that the only solution left seems to be panic-buying precious metals.
The risk is this:
If no crash happens, a massive amount of capital will be frozen in an asset that could range for an entire generation
While stocks, real estate, and crypto continue to grow relentlessly
Never, and I repeat, never blindly follow the crowd.
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It’s important to take a break.
Markets are thrilling, emotional and addictive. It causes our bodies to also respond in some crazy ways, we’re essentially watching live sports unfold every minute of every day without a pause and with huge amounts of our net worth on the line.
During these red days, make sure you allow yourself some time to catch up, just get away from the screen.
There’s been a bit of a Twitter mania in the presale meta the last few days and for a lot of people it’s reinforced that “never leave the screen” mentality.
Chill.
Opportunity is everywhere.
Use this correction to refresh, let your mind and body relax, and come back focused.
The stress and strain on your mind is real. We tend to always be self critical too, which means many are stuck in a cycle of permanent punishment for the opportunity they miss, which in turn actually continues to hinder you. You’re always online, yet still losing, so you really just sit in misery hour upon hour.
Then there’s the information overload. I always feel it when I finally fall into bed, I’m mentally exhausted, you’d think it can’t be that bad, but then you actually stop to unpick the utterly insane amount of information you’ve absorbed in your waking hours.
This space is no joke, but the abundance of opportunity actually means you can take a breather for a moment.
The markets will always be here, opportunity will always be present, but you have to look after yourself and appreciate the HUGE strain that can be put upon you.
Rest, and recover, otherwise the bull run will go on far longer than you’ll be able to.