In January 2026, I was fortunate enough to witness the international gold price breaking through successive barriers, triumphing over the main short positions and profit-taking sell-offs.

Two years ago, the bulls embarked on their journey from the $2,000 mark, beginning an unprecedented main upward wave. Global safe-haven funds and central bank reserves from various countries converged. Wherever the bullish army went, retail investors welcomed them wholeheartedly. It truly had the perfect timing, and that vibrant, thriving bull market scene is still fresh in my memory. Just two short years later, has this year's historic peak of $5,600 suddenly become the graveyard for countless FOMO buyers?

Tonight's 4000-point defense battle, Walsh has already taken office, inflation has already exceeded 4%, and the non-farm payroll data is ridiculously good. No matter what, the advantage is not with me.

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