This Monday's market was really intense😂 Spot gold surged directly, with a closing increase of 1.95% on Monday, a single-day gain of $87.96, finally closing at $4597.05 per ounce. During the session, it even soared to $4630.28 per ounce, reaching a high point.



At the same time, the US dollar index weakened inversely, falling 0.3%, hitting its lowest level in nearly three weeks. Behind this inverse movement, it is mainly driven by geopolitical tensions—usually during such times, investors flock to safe-haven assets like gold to hedge risks, and the US dollar being under pressure is quite understandable.

It seems the market's reaction to geopolitical risks is quite intense. If the situation continues to escalate, gold's safe-haven value may continue to play a role, and holding stable safe-haven assets at this time is indeed very necessary.
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MeaninglessGweivip
· 4h ago
This wave of gold is really outrageous, directly surging to 4630... Why does it feel like safe-haven assets are about to take off again? Once again, geopolitical tensions, I knew gold would jump, while the dollar still has to stay flat. Just broke above 4597, is there still hope ahead? Whenever geopolitical tensions tighten, gold seems to be on adrenaline, this routine is played very skillfully. Safe-haven allocation should be ramped up, this situation doesn't look quite right. Gold's rally is so fierce, it feels like there will be volatility afterward. The dollar has been crashing for two weeks to a low, is gold opening champagne? This is probably routine. That surge to 4630 almost broke the sky, can we still chase now? Holding gold in this kind of market is indeed stable, but it's mentally exhausting.
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MysteriousZhangvip
· 4h ago
Gold takes off, the US dollar kneels, another round of risk aversion frenzy --- Honestly, this kind of market looks comfortable, but the question is whether you can stay calm when holding positions --- At the 4630 level, it feels like just the beginning, depends on how the geopolitical situation unfolds --- The US dollar is so weak, funds are indeed fleeing, smart money is piling into gold --- In terms of safe-haven assets, if your allocation is insufficient now, it’s a bit risky, lessons from previous cases are there --- An increase of 87 dollars per ounce, this wave is indeed fierce, but I still feel there’s more to come --- Whenever geopolitical tensions rise, people rush to gold, the pattern is too obvious, can it break 4700 this time? --- Holding a stable allocation? Easy to say, but the key is when will it be stable? --- The US dollar index is taking a hit, this is the real reason for gold’s takeoff --- Thinking of stopping at 4630? I see this as just a warm-up
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AirdropBlackHolevip
· 4h ago
Gold is taking off again, this safe-haven buying is incredible. I need to quickly adjust my positions. --- With geopolitical tensions so high, why not stock up on some gold? Wake up, everyone. --- Even 4630 didn't hold, it should push higher later... --- The dollar has been suppressed like this, the story of gold is not over yet. --- Brothers, is it a bit late to go long on gold now? --- Safe-haven assets are like this: no one pays attention to them normally, but when trouble hits, everyone rushes in. --- This wave of gains is definitely a geopolitical premium. Once the situation stabilizes, gold should pull back. --- A 1.95% single-day increase makes me itch to buy. --- The US dollar index has also given in; gold truly is the ultimate safe-haven asset. --- Now that I’m in on the gold long, what about Bitcoin? Do I have to go all-in on gold?
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LightningLadyvip
· 4h ago
This wave of gold really speaks for itself; just based on geopolitics, it feels like a livelihood. The good thing about safe-haven assets is that the bigger the chaos, the more stable they are. No wonder all the big players are stockpiling. The dollar falls, gold rises—can this inverse relationship stay so strong forever? It was about time to allocate some safe-haven assets; just looking at the returns, I can't hold back, brother. When the geopolitical situation heats up, gold takes off—this routine is now ingrained in my mind. Pushed to 4630 without looking back, can it continue to break new highs later?
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ParanoiaKingvip
· 4h ago
Gold has indeed surged this time, but when will the geopolitical situation finally settle down? No matter how many safe-haven assets are piled up, we still have to pray that nothing happens in the world. The dollar has fallen again, feeling increasingly bearish... Seeing this increase last time, I panicked immediately, but now I’ve already jumped on the bandwagon. Whenever there’s geopolitical tension, people rush into gold—how long will this routine last? If the dollar index continues to decline, a major change is truly imminent. 4630 didn’t hold, what’s the next move, everyone? Gold as a safe haven is correct, but don’t forget there are other options. This rally reminds me of the previous wave, but what was the result... Holding safe-haven assets is just betting that nothing will happen, betting that nothing will happen.
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GasFeeCryvip
· 4h ago
Gold is surging quite aggressively this time. Whenever geopolitical tensions rise, everyone rushes to safe assets. I've seen this pattern too many times. It's the same safe-haven logic again. Has anyone really profited from it, or are they just chasing the high? Wait, the dollar is also falling? Then wouldn't my stablecoins holdings... Never mind, I'll just keep buying the dip in gold. With the geopolitical situation so sensitive, it seems there might still be some room for movement, but the risks are also quite high.
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