Gold’s long-term trend still looks constructive, driven by geopolitical risk, central-bank buying, and persistent policy uncertainty. These structural forces suggest higher price floors over time rather than a full trend reversal.

Near term, however, the rally is stretched. After a parabolic move, consolidation or pullbacks from profit-taking and data surprises would be healthy. A hawkish-leaning but data-dependent Fed adds volatility, not a clear bearish signal.

For strategy, horizon matters. Long-term holders can stay positioned and use pullbacks to rebalance. Short-term or leveraged traders may consider trimming into strength and re-entering on dips.

Silver offers higher upside torque but also sharper swings due to its industrial exposure.

Overall, I see gold moving into a high-level range with an upward bias, not a straight-line rally, but not a collapse either.

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