$XAU Gold Just Went Parabolic — The 1980 Playbook Is Back
History is not just repeating — it’s accelerating. Gold just blasted to $5,310 per ounce, marking a new all-time high and one of the most violent monthly moves in modern market history.
In just 28 days, gold has ripped +23%, adding $1,000 per ounce in under a month. For a “stable” asset, this isn’t bullish — it's unhinged.
To find a monthly candle this explosive, you have to go back to 1980 — a generational inflection point fueled by collapsing confidence, raging inflation, geopolitical stress, and a global flight to safety.
Sound familiar?
What’s happening now isn’t a slow defensive bid. It’s a repricing event — a market-wide reset of what gold is worth in a world where trust in institutions, currencies, and policy is deteriorating at speed.
When hard assets start behaving like high-beta tech, the market is saying something — and it’s not whispering.
Is this the beginning of a much larger global reset… or just the opening act?
