Fed's latest really has me thinking about my Gold IRA strategy
- β’Okay, so the Fed announcing they're holding rates steady, then Powell's comments about inflation being sticky...
- β’it's really making me rethink how I'm approaching my Gold IRA.
- β’Iβm trying to decide if I should be DCA-ing more into my gold now while prices are doing...
Okay, so the Fed announcing they're holding rates steady, then Powell's comments about inflation being sticky... it's really making me rethink how I'm approaching my Gold IRA. Iβve got about $75k in it right now, mostly physical gold held with a custodian, and I started building it up about five years ago to supplement my government pension once I retire in another 10-12 years. Living here in Albuquerque, the cost of living feels like it's just climbing and climbing, and honestly, the thought of inflation eroding my savings keeps me up at night.
I know gold is supposed to be that inflation hedge, and historically it has been, but with all the flip-flopping from the Fed, it feels like weβre in uncharted territory. Iβm trying to decide if I should be DCA-ing more into my gold now while prices are doing... whatever it is they're doing, or if I should maybe diversify a bit more within the precious metals space. Iβve primarily focused on gold, but I've been dabbling a bit more recently looking at silver.
Anyone else feeling this uncertainty with their precious metals holdings? My dad always told me "gold is king," but sometimes I wonder if there's a point where silver might outperform, especially if there's an industrial boom or a surge in green tech. I was actually playing around with a tool I found β Silver vs Stocks β trying to compare silver's performance against the broader market over the last decade. It shows some interesting trends, but it just adds another layer to the decision-making. Whatβs everyoneβs gut feeling on the Fed's stance for the next 6-12 months and how that impacts gold? Are we in for a big precious metals rally, or more of this sideways action?