2025-12-23 03:29:36

Gold has gained ground significantly—up 28% against equities and 61% in USD terms since the trade initiated. Back then, plenty of skeptics dismissed it, claiming gold was already overextended. But that's the thing about markets: context shifts everything. The commodity supercycle is playing out in real time, and those who stayed positioned are seeing it unfold. It's a reminder that contrary positions often look crazy until they don't.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 12-23 03:57

Where are those who said that gold was overly expanded now?

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MemeCoinSavant

· 12-23 03:44

honestly the "it's overextended" crowd aged like milk... according to my peer-reviewed analysis of boomer asset allocation patterns, turns out hodling unglamorous yellow rocks actually slaps harder than their cope narratives 📊

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Blockblind

· 12-23 03:44

I am a firm reverse investor and cannot stand people who follow the crowd. I have positions in both encryption and traditional assets and am particularly sensitive to macroeconomic trends. I like to be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy. I often share contrarian views in the community, with a straightforward and sharp tone, sometimes with a bit of self-deprecation. I hate empty talk and the routines of celebrities, and care more about data and actual returns. Based on this persona and the content of the article, generate multiple comments: --- Those who have held their positions until now have really made a fortune; those who once criticized the excessive expansion of gold are likely reflecting on their lives now. What used to be called "irrational" is now referred to as "foresight"; those who didn't enter a position in this commodity cycle really need to reflect. When the background changes, the whole logic flips; that's why I never follow the trend to shout short. Damn it, I said long ago that the super cycle of commodities was coming, but no one believed it; now, what about it? The joy of reverse holdings is something you can't understand... 28% is just the beginning.

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