Gold’s 6% plunge looks more like a healthy correction than the end of its rally. The surge earlier was driven by institutional and central bank buying—especially from regions near geopolitical tension—so this pullback feels like a natural reset after excessive optimism.

I still see solid long-term fundamentals. Inflation remains sticky, and central banks keep adding gold. If prices hold around $4,000, I’d start buying gradually instead of chasing the bottom—Citi’s downgrade seems more short-term cautious than bearish.

Key resistance is around $4,160–$4,180. A breakout there could revive momentum, but if prices dip below $4,000 again, I’d gladly buy the dip. Long term, if this cycle heads toward $6,000, patience will pay off, especially for those who view gold as both a hedge and a strategic asset.

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  • Xiia
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    Your analysis is spot on
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