Most people assume the major rally we’re seeing today was triggered by news, a crisis, or a political decision.
The truth runs much deeper.
What’s happening in gold today is the result of price pressure that has been building since 2011.
Let me break the picture down simply:
In 2011, gold reached a historic peak… then was strongly rejected.
In 2013, it tried to rise again… and failed.
In 2016, it returned to test resistance… and was rejected once more.
In 2018, another attempt… same result.
In 2020, it surged amid global fear… but still couldn’t sustain a move above that historic resistance.
Five breakout attempts over more than a decade.
Five times it hit the same ceiling.
But here’s what many missed:
Each time it pulled back…
it formed a higher low than the previous one.
That means buyers were stepping forward, one level at a time, in every cycle.
From 2014 to 2022, gold wasn’t “weak”…
it was building an exceptionally strong base.
Long accumulation.
A wide sideways range.
Pressure building year after year.
Then came 2024.
And at that moment there were simply no longer enough sellers to stop it.
The resistance that held for 13 years was broken.
Not with a temporary spike,
but with a structural shift in trend.
Since then, we’ve entered what markets call:
The vertical expansion phase.
A rise of more than 150% in less than two years.
Breaking all prior highs.
Entering price discovery territory.
The lesson here is powerful:
Major markets don’t explode out of nowhere.
They compress… and compress… and compress…
then they release.
Wealth is built in the long term
not in the daily fluctuation.
