Gold breaking all-time highs - what now?
- •My portfolio is sitting comfortable right now, somewhere in the 70-80k range for the Gold IRA portion, which is a significant chunk for me.
- •When I opened it, I was mostly thinking long-term hedge, not necessarily looking for these kinds of massive gains so quickly.
- •Now that it's happened, I'm wondering if this is a sign to maybe rebalance a little?
Okay, so, gold just blew past its all-time high and honestly, I'm feeling a mix of relief and a tiny bit of "what the heck do I do now?" I got into a Gold IRA a few years back, probably around 2021, specifically to diversify my retirement savings. As a government employee here in Albuquerque, I've got my pension, but I really wanted that extra cushion, especially with all the talk about inflation and economic instability.
My portfolio is sitting comfortable right now, somewhere in the 70-80k range for the Gold IRA portion, which is a significant chunk for me. When I opened it, I was mostly thinking long-term hedge, not necessarily looking for these kinds of massive gains so quickly. Now that it's happened, I'm wondering if this is a sign to maybe rebalance a little? Or just hold tight and enjoy the ride? I've seen some folks on other forums talking about taking some profits, but I'm hesitant to mess with a good thing when my initial goal was capital preservation and supplementing my pension down the line.
I've been looking at the "Silver vs Stocks" tool on Gold IRA Blueprint (https://silvervsstocks.goldirablueprint.com/?period=10Y) to try and get a feel for how silver might perform compared to the market, and wondering if adding some silver to the mix makes sense, especially if gold decides to plateau somewhat. What are others thinking? Are you holding, selling a portion, or maybe looking into other precious metals?