Gold is not about losing money; it's about whether you can hold on: only after a round of harvesting does the real surge begin!

Gold, to put it bluntly, is just a way to play with spare cash. You can trade short-term, but once you make a mistake and get trapped, it can only turn into a long-term position. The key issue is—can you hold on without moving for three to five years? If you can't hold on, then you shouldn't start with a heavy position.

Moreover, the U.S. dilutes its debt pressure through inflation. Once the debt eases a bit, they will pull back the dollar, maximizing their interests.

The logic for gold is the same. If the U.S. is indeed the largest holder of gold in the world, it certainly wouldn't want gold prices to keep falling. What’s happening in the market now, with all the ups and downs, is essentially a washout, cutting out the weak hands first.

If you see someone dumping gold, don't panic; it might just be the prelude to a new round of market activity. That's how the market works: one wave of people gets washed out, and then the next wave of activity can begin.

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