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From April 3 to April 7, gold prices plummeted for three consecutive trading days, with a total decline of 7.08%. However, gold prices quickly rebounded and hit a record high of $3,263.

But soon after,as US Treasuries and the dollar plunged, investors once again turned to gold as a safe haven. Amid escalating US-China tariff tensions, markets feared that China might sell US Treasury assets, pushing yields sharply higher.

Some young investors recently borrowed money to trade gold, riding the recent rollercoaster. Is your mindset resilient enough to handle such volatility?

What’s your gold target price? Based on the trend, could gold break $4,000 by 2026?


Are you holding cash, or buying gold as a hedge?


If another 2008 or 2020 crisis unfolds, is your portfolio ready?


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Young People Buy Gold on Credit! Has Gold Rally Peaked?
Amid a booming trading environment in the Chinese market, more people believe that the uptrend might still continue. Goldman Sachs predicts that gold prices could reach $4,000 per ounce by mid-2026. In China, social media has been flooded with posts, with some users claiming they plan to invest their life savings in gold or even take out loans to chase higher prices. ------------ As media and public attention toward gold continues to heat up, does this mean that gold has already peaked? What is your target price for gold? Is it too crazy for young people to take out loans to buy gold?
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