From the gradual weakening of the U.S. dollar's global influence and the current world economic environment, along with the rising costs and rarity of gold, it is certain that gold prices will continue to rise over the next five years.
Gold has surged after the U.S. tariff policy, largely due to the impact of tariffs on U.S. stocks, causing investors to flock to the gold market. Additionally, the recent U.S. military strikes in Yemen have further boosted gold prices.
However, we must note that gold has surged to a new high of 3031 before the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision on the 20th. At this point, entering the gold market poses a significant risk. I personally see a large proportion of investors in gold currently, considering the release of CPI data and whether the Federal Reserve will change its stance, combined with Trump's call for interest rate cuts, capital may harvest a wave in the gold market.
Once interest rates are cut, U.S. stocks are bound to be influenced and rise, while the cryptocurrency market may recover, leading to a potential decline and consolidation in gold.
From a counter-logical perspective, I currently do not recommend entering the gold market; it would be better to consider it after the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision.