Gold just hit $2,300. My take and strategy for the rest of 2024.
- •Well, would you look at that.
- •Gold breaching $2,300 today.
- •Had a feeling this was coming, but it's always good to see the numbers doing what they're supposed to.
Well, would you look at that. Gold breaching $2,300 today. Had a feeling this was coming, but it's always good to see the numbers doing what they're supposed to. Been holding a significant chunk of my portfolio in physical gold for years now – probably since '08 when things started looking a bit dodgy for paper assets. My real estate developments keep me busy, but the metals are the bedrock, you know?
I'm primarily in American Gold Eagles, some Buffaloes, and a decent stack of 10oz and kilo bars. Diversified into silver too, of course, but gold's the big one. My strategy has always been long-term preservation of wealth. With interest rates doing their dance and inflation still feeling hotter than the afternoon sun in July, I can't imagine pulling back on my Gold IRA holdings. The Fed's cuts are inevitable, and when they come, I expect gold to really shine. Is anyone else feeling super confident about the next 12-18 months for precious metals?
My portfolio's sitting north of $5 million, and a solid 15-20% of that is in metals, with a good chunk in those Eagles in a vault. It's not about making a quick buck for me; it's about not losing the capital I’ve built up over decades. Living in Aspen, I see a lot of folks who chase the latest tech fads, but when the market gets squirrely, it's the tangible assets that hold their value. For now, I'm just holding steady. Maybe even adding a bit more on any dips, though frankly, good dips are getting harder to find. Anyone else in a similar boat, just watching and waiting for the next surge?