Gold hitting ATHs - anyone else rethinking their strategy?

• •Okay, so gold hitting all-time highs again has me feeling a mix of stoked and a little bit… antsy?
• •I just got into a Gold IRA myself a few months back, rolled over about $75k from an old 401k.
• •The idea of physical assets appealed to me a lot, and the tax advantages seemed like a no-brainer.

Okay, so gold hitting all-time highs again has me feeling a mix of stoked and a little bit… antsy? I just got into a Gold IRA myself a few months back, rolled over about $75k from an old 401k. I own a small custom cabinetry business here in Denver, and honestly, with all the economic uncertainty with inflation and interest rates, I was looking for something a bit more stable than just stocks. The idea of physical assets appealed to me a lot, and the tax advantages seemed like a no-brainer.

My original plan was pretty straightforward: put some of my savings into gold for long-term protection, diversify my retirement. But now that it's blasting past all these records, I’m wondering if I should be doing anything differently. Is this a sign to hold even tighter, or is there a point where you start thinking about rebalancing? I hear all this talk about "pullbacks" and "corrections," and while I'm a long-term investor, it's hard not to feel a bit of FOMO or FUD, you know?

I'm still pretty green with all the ins and outs of gold investing specifically through an IRA. For those of you who've been at this longer, what’s your take on these kinds of market moves? Are you adjusting your allocation at all, or just letting it ride? And on a related note, for anyone else who recently rolled over funds, how are you thinking about the tax implications of future distributions, especially if gold keeps climbing? I've been playing around with that Tax Calculator on Gold IRA Blueprint to try and get a handle on potential future headaches, but curious to hear real-world experiences.