The real issue with precious metals' pullback is not "how much it has fallen," but "which side are you on?"

Many people analyze the decline in precious metals and like to ask three questions:
* Where will it bottom out?
* When will it rebound?
* Should I buy now?

But I prefer to ask a fourth question: 👉 What is your current role?
Are you a trader?
 An allocator?
 Or a bystander whose emotions are driven by the market?

This wave of precious metals' correction is essentially a check-up of your position structure.
If you are short-term:
* You should care about the rhythm and volatility.
If you are medium to long-term:
* You should care whether the macro trend has been broken.

Currently:
👉 Macro uncertainty has not disappeared.
👉 The demand for safe-haven assets is only temporarily retreating.
👉 The logic remains intact; only emotions are being corrected.

What you really need to be cautious about is not the price decline, but—
you starting to shake your original clear strategy because of the fall.

The most common way to lose money in precious metals is not chasing highs, but:
When buying, you say "long-term allocation,"
 but when prices fall, you handle it with short-term emotions.

At this stage, I am more inclined to:
* Let the price run its course
* Let emotions cool down naturally
* Then decide whether to re-enter the market

Finally, a very "counterintuitive" statement:
 The best time to add to your position in precious metals is often when you no longer want to look at it.

If you're willing,
 you can directly comment in the comment section with a 👇.
Are you currently observing, reducing your position, or secretly accumulating?
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