Hey, so gold just jumped to around $4,600 and Goldman Sachs is saying it might go all the way to $6,000 by 2026. I think that's a pretty big goal, but it could happen if the world stays super uncertain and lots of big banks keep buying gold.
Right now, gold is getting pushed up by two things:
1. Basics – central banks (like China and India) are buying a lot of gold to protect their money.
2. Fear – people are worried about politics and the stock market (especially the big tech stocks), so they put money into gold as a safe place.
For a newbie, think of gold like a safety net. When the economy feels shaky, gold usually goes up. If the uncertainty keeps growing and the U.S. cuts interest rates, gold could keep climbing.
My opinion: I believe gold can reach $5,000 pretty soon, but hitting $6,000 needs even more trouble in the world and stronger buying pressure. It's an exciting idea, but it's also a risky bet.
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