Gold below US$4,000 could be part panic, part repricing. Higher real yields and a stronger US dollar are genuine headwinds, so further downside is possible if markets continue pushing back Fed cut expectations. On the other hand, softer oil prices, cooling inflation and renewed rate-cut hopes could eventually revive the bull case.
Rather than waiting for the perfect entry or a reclaim of US$4,000, I'd prefer gradual accumulation. A phased approach reduces timing risk while keeping dry powder if prices fall further. For most investors, SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) offers the best liquidity and convenience, while physical gold suits long-term wealth preservation. I would avoid going all in until the macro outlook becomes clearer.
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