Gold holding steady, good time for a rollover?

• •Watching gold lately, it's been pretty stable, hovering around the low to mid $2300s.
• •I know everyone gets hyped about the massive spikes, but honestly, this kind of consistent performance is what I like to see.
• •It’s a nice steady increase without the crazy volatility that gives me heartburn.

Watching gold lately, it's been pretty stable, hovering around the low to mid $2300s. I know everyone gets hyped about the massive spikes, but honestly, this kind of consistent performance is what I like to see. It’s a nice steady increase without the crazy volatility that gives me heartburn. I’ve had a substantial precious metals portfolio for years – somewhere north of 5 million, all told – and it’s been a cornerstone of my strategy as an entrepreneur out here in Scottsdale.

I’ve been thinking about rolling over a chunk from a traditional IRA I still have sitting around. It's not huge, maybe $300k, but why leave it exposed to market swings when gold is just doing its thing, quietly gaining value? I’ve done rollovers before, so I’m pretty familiar with the process, but every time I start thinking about it, I wonder if I’m missing something or if there’s a better play right now. Plus, with the sheer amount I already have in physical, I sometimes wonder if I’m over-allocating, even though I fundamentally believe in gold's long-term value.

Anyone else feeling this stability in gold prices as a good sign for moving more funds into precious metals, especially from a rollover perspective? What are your current thoughts on the overall economic climate impacting gold's role as a hedge? And for anyone just starting to look into this, a buddy of mine found this Gold IRA Quiz pretty useful for getting a feel for what options are out there. Might be a good starting point if you're exploring the idea of a gold IRA.