The inevitable has finally arrived. I remember hearing recently, "Ah, I wish I had bought gold earlier"?
Actually, they’re not truly regretful; they’re just jealous of others making big money, their greed taking over.
If I told you right now to quickly put all your money, loans, and credit cards into gold, and next year the gold price jumps to $2000, and you achieve financial freedom, would you dare? Most likely not, not because you lack money, but because you simply don’t believe.
Real regret comes from thinking and taking action. For example, you actually clicked to buy full position, but then hesitated and canceled; Or you bought, watched the price go up a bit, and sold early out of panic; just after you sold, it skyrocketed. That’s true regret, because you made a judgment, took a risk, but just bet on the wrong direction.
And now, many people’s “regret” is really just envy when they see others making money. It’s not regret, it’s jealousy.
Even if one day the gold price really rises to 5000, for most ordinary people, it’s actually meaningless because before it hits 5000, you’ve already sold out. Sell a batch at 900, Sell another batch at 950 in a panic, Clear everything at 1000, Almost no one ends up holding the final gains.
Looking back now, who still has one or two gold bars around? Physical gold held by the public is gradually being drained; as the price rises, more people sell, and fewer are chasing to buy.
Gold is slipping from ordinary people's hands into the hands of higher-tier groups. In the past, gold was savings, a trump card, a sense of security kept in reserve; in the future, it will be more like a status symbol, a hard currency only a few can own.
Whether you believe it or not, reality is gradually heading toward this outcome.
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The inevitable has finally arrived. I remember hearing recently, "Ah, I wish I had bought gold earlier"?
Actually, they’re not truly regretful; they’re just jealous of others making big money, their greed taking over.
If I told you right now to quickly put all your money, loans, and credit cards into gold, and next year the gold price jumps to $2000, and you achieve financial freedom, would you dare?
Most likely not, not because you lack money, but because you simply don’t believe.
Real regret comes from thinking and taking action. For example, you actually clicked to buy full position, but then hesitated and canceled;
Or you bought, watched the price go up a bit, and sold early out of panic; just after you sold, it skyrocketed. That’s true regret, because you made a judgment, took a risk, but just bet on the wrong direction.
And now, many people’s “regret” is really just envy when they see others making money. It’s not regret, it’s jealousy.
Even if one day the gold price really rises to 5000, for most ordinary people, it’s actually meaningless because before it hits 5000, you’ve already sold out.
Sell a batch at 900,
Sell another batch at 950 in a panic,
Clear everything at 1000,
Almost no one ends up holding the final gains.
Looking back now, who still has one or two gold bars around?
Physical gold held by the public is gradually being drained; as the price rises, more people sell, and fewer are chasing to buy.
Gold is slipping from ordinary people's hands into the hands of higher-tier groups.
In the past, gold was savings, a trump card, a sense of security kept in reserve; in the future, it will be more like a status symbol, a hard currency only a few can own.
Whether you believe it or not, reality is gradually heading toward this outcome.
📈24-Hour Money-Making Machine
💰Keep up the pace, let’s eat meat together