Anyone else seeing gold coin opportunity with this Fed pivot talk?

• •I've been watching this Fed pivot talk super closely, especially since Powell's comments last week.
• •Now, though, it feels like we're on the cusp of something more dynamic.
• •It just feels less...

I've been watching this Fed pivot talk super closely, especially since Powell's comments last week. For the last couple of years, my Gold IRA was pretty much a "set it and forget it" part of my portfolio – a nice chunk, probably around $300k of my total, split fairly evenly between physical coins (mostly American Gold Eagles and Canadian Maples) and some more speculative mining stocks I picked up when I was still in the tech game. Now, though, it feels like we're on the cusp of something more dynamic.

My old tech-bro buddies are all scoffing, saying it's too early to call a true pivot, but I'm getting those familiar jitters, like when you're anticipating a major market shift. Higher rates were obviously a headwind for gold, but if the Fed really starts signaling cuts, even minor ones later this year, I feel like specie could have a runway. I'm based in SF and have been seeing a lot of folks here getting more seriously into hard assets, especially since the commercial real estate mess started unfolding downtown. It just feels less... hypothetical than it used to.

So, I'm genuinely curious: is anyone else out there starting to consider significantly adding to their Gold IRA coin holdings based on this potential Fed shift? Or are you holding off, waiting for more concrete data? Specifically looking at more popular sovereign coins, not just bars. Are you guys also thinking the premium on these might start expanding again if demand picks up? Trying to gauge if my gut feeling on this is shared or if I’m just getting nostalgic for those early 2020 gains.