(Read this only when markets are loud)
1. I do not sell because price moved.
Price always moves.
I sell only when meaning changes.
2. I do not sell because others are buying.
I sell when others no longer question why they are buying.
3. I do not sell because I am tired of holding.
Fatigue is not a signal.
Relief is not a strategy.
4. I remember why I bought.
Not to win.
Not to be early.
But because trust was leaking from money long before it showed up in prices.
5. I wait for the phase shift.
Gold is a warning asset.
I sell when it becomes a solution asset.
6. I do not look for a top.
Tops are only visible later.
I look for symptoms:
- Ease
- Agreement
- Familiarity
- Social permission
When gold feels normal, it is time to leave.
7. I sell quietly.
No announcement.
No victory lap.
No urgency.
If it feels dramatic, I am late.
8. I accept that I will not sell the exact high.
That is the price of sanity.
I trade precision for survival.
9. I do nothing while doubt exists.
As long as gold is mocked, questioned, or dismissed — it is early.
10. I remember this:
Gold is not sold when it is expensive.
It is sold when it is no longer misunderstood.