I mean I'm happy because I have gold, but in my opinion nobody really understands the volatility. Actually, because of something down there, going out of one to go into the other, which is also more ATH right now... I don't know. I would understand if they ran out of direct companies that are located down there, but everything else is pointless banter. Besides, I don't put too much stock in the fact that it really has something to do with the attack there.
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@Madhatter5566 Well, people are always driven by fear and greed. When there is fear of war, people run to the supposedly safe asset of gold.
The market has reacted directly to the rocket attack. Theoretically, it could also spread into a larger war
The market has reacted directly to the rocket attack. Theoretically, it could also spread into a larger war
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•@stefan_21 I still can't understand how you can sell Bitcoin and then buy more gold, which is quite high at the moment. Shouldn't the fear be that the stock markets will crash and Bitcoin will then be the safe haven?
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@Madhatter5566 I don't think it matters how the assets are currently valued, but I understand what you mean.
I think it's just about the fact that people feel more comfortable with the crisis currency gold when there is a risk of war than with modern "magic internet money"
I think it's just about the fact that people feel more comfortable with the crisis currency gold when there is a risk of war than with modern "magic internet money"
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