Gilly87
06-26 11:13

$SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$  

$Gold Trust Ishares(IAU)$  

$VanEck Gold Miners ETF(GDX)$  

$Gold.com(GOLD)$  

Gold has definitely lost its momentum, but I think it's too early to call the long-term bull market over. A lot of the recent selloff has been driven by changing Fed expectations and a stronger USD—both of which can reverse if inflation cools or growth weakens.

For me, this isn't an "all-in" moment, but it could be the start of a gradual accumulation strategy. I'd rather dollar-cost average into GLD or a low-cost gold product than try to catch the exact bottom. If gold drops further, I can keep adding. If it recovers, at least I've started building a position.

The key question isn't whether gold can reclaim $4,000 immediately—it's whether the macro backdrop six months from now looks more supportive than it does today.

Modified in.06-26 12:09
Gold Breaks Below $4,000! Will We See $3500?
Spot gold breached the key $4,000/oz level on June 24, falling 2.8% intraday — its first close below that threshold since November 2025 — and now sits nearly 30% off its all-time high set in January, entering deep correction territory. Rising Fed rate-hike expectations following Waller's hawkish pivot, and climbing Treasury yields diminish the appeal of non-yielding gold. With $4,000 serving as a critical support line, a sustained break opens further downside. Down nearly 30% and below $4,000 — will you average in on the dip, or wait for peak rate-hike expectations before acting?
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