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Ray Dalio, the ace investor, describes gold as the “safest money” and the optimal store of value amid economic uncertainties like potential capital wars and inflation risks. Speaking at the World Governments Summit in Dubai, he emphasized that gold’s safe-haven status, backed by central bank reserves, remains steady despite recent price drops.
A sharp correction in gold prices triggered widespread investor anxiety after author and investor Robert Kiyosaki described the fall as a “sale” rather than a crash. In a viral tweet, Kiyosaki contrasted how rich and poor investors react to market downturns, saying he plans to buy more gold, silver and Bitcoin during the dip. His comments reignited debate over panic selling versus long-term wealth
Investor Akshat Shrivastava has sparked debate after stating he is not investing in gold despite its strong rally. He believes gold is currently overbought based on technical indicators like RSI and moving averages. Instead, he prefers equities, highlighting better return potential and cash flow generation. He stresses disciplined asset allocation, profit booking strategy, and avoiding FOMO-driven
Indian equity markets witnessed a sharp selloff as benchmarks fell to three-month lows, erasing nearly ₹9.46 lakh crore in investor wealth within hours. Weak IT earnings, continuous foreign fund outflows and renewed global trade tensions triggered panic selling. The Sensex dropped over 1,000 points while Nifty slipped nearly 1.4%, reflecting fragile investor sentiment and rising global risk aversi
Investor, stating that the golden era for gold and silver has begun, claims that those who invest in silver now and strategically swap it for gold at the right intervals will become the greatest investors of the future
