To The Moon

I'm genuinely excited by the bullish movement in gold right now. Seeing it climb to a fresh record high, fueled by bets on Fed rate cuts, is a testament to its safe-haven appeal amid economic uncertainty. Goldman's projection of $5,000 if the Fed stands firm adds an intriguing layer to this rally, and I’m impressed by how quickly it's gained traction. With the price nearing $3,500, the momentum feels strong, and as someone who's been tracking precious metals, I'm thrilled to see this level of interest.

I remain long-term bullish on gold, and this surge only reinforces my confidence. The fundamentals are solid—central banks are stockpiling, inflation hedges are in demand, and geopolitical tensions aren't easing anytime soon. Even with some suggesting a short-term high, I see this as part of a broader upward trend that could stretch years. The $5,000 target might seem ambitious, but with rate cuts potentially weakening the dollar, I think Goldman's call has legs. I'm in it for the long haul, and this rally is just the beginning.

Would I consider taking profit with so many gains in just two years? For me, no—I'm not here to trade short-term swings. But I get why some might. If you're a short-term trader, locking in profits now makes sense, especially with the rapid climb from $2,000 to $3,500. I'd suggest re-entering during a pullback, maybe around $3,200-$3,300, where support could hold. The key is discipline—take what the market gives you and wait for the next entry point. I'm happy to let my position ride, though, as my focus is on the bigger picture.

Will I short gold at $3,500, or do I think the rally is stalling? Absolutely not. Shorting feels risky here with the bullish catalysts still in play—rate cut expectations and dollar weakness aren't fading overnight. Some point to overbought conditions, and a pause might happen, but stalling? I don't buy it. The rally's driven by macro trends, not just speculation, and I expect any dip to be a buying opportunity rather than a sign of collapse. I'm staying clear of short positions and keeping my powder dry for dips.

I'm siding with Goldman on waiting for $5,000, and it feels like a smart move. Their analysis hinges on a dovish Fed policy, which aligns with current market sentiment as of September 2025. Gold's historical resilience during rate-cut cycles supports this view, and with central bank buying at record levels, the upside seems plausible. I'm not sweating the short-term noise—my strategy is to hold tight and ride this trend. The $500 jump to $4,000 could happen faster than people think if inflation ticks up again.

For those with a long-term target like me, the advice is simple: stay the course. Gold's current trajectory mirrors past bull runs where patience paid off, like the 2000s surge past $1,000. I'm not worried about short-term highs; I see them as healthy consolidation. The pullbacks will come, but they'll be chances to add more. My portfolio's anchored in this asset for its inflation protection and diversification, and I'm excited to see where this ride takes us over the next few years.

In summary, I'm all in on gold's long-term potential. The bullish move to new highs is just the start, and while short-term traders might lock profits and re-enter, I'm holding tight with my long-term view. Goldman's $5,000 target gives me something to aim for, and I'm confident the trend will carry us there. It's an exhilarating time to be invested in this space!

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As a retail investor, I focus mainly on the US and Singapore markets, combining a mix of technical trading and long-term investing strategies. I enjoy analyzing charts, spotting patterns, and making calculated moves based on both market sentiment and fundamentals. While I'm not a professional, I treat my portfolio seriously and continue to learn and grow with each trade. If you're also navigating the markets and enjoy discussing stocks, options, or market trends, feel free to follow me. Let's learn and grow together as a community.

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