Precious metal asset allocation deserves attention. Physical gold, gold ETFs, and gold mining stocks are three directions that can be considered as investment paths.

A review of this year's performance data reveals the clues—gold has increased by about 60%, and the gold sector has surged by 86%. These gains are not accidental; they reflect deep changes in the global economic landscape.

Earlier judgments on real estate assets are also gradually being validated. When funds flow out of traditional assets, safe-haven assets like precious metals naturally become a landing point. From this logic, the return potential of precious metals in the next few years is enough to match or even surpass some traditional investment returns.

What is the latest view? No change. Although there hasn't been an in-depth analysis of global events recently, ongoing tracking of the relationship between precious metals and global trends leads to the same conclusion—the current global environment remains most favorable for precious metals. The bullish trend of gold cannot be underestimated.

If you feel that various industries are under pressure, it might be a good idea to moderately allocate some assets in precious metals. This is a quite good choice.