I don’t see the recent volatility as a reason to turn bearish. Even strong bull markets can experience sharp corrections, so I’d view pullbacks as opportunities to accumulate gradually. The slowdown in reported central-bank buying is worth watching, but unreported purchases could mean the headline figures don’t show the full picture.
Overall, I remain constructive on gold. I’ll be watching Fed policy, central-bank demand and geopolitical developments, but unless these factors change materially, I’m comfortable maintaining my bullish position and keeping gold as part of a diversified portfolio. 🐯📈
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