This Asset Could Bull Run Soon! Everyone's celebrating the US–Iran peace deal. Markets have already priced it in — equities near record highs, oil back toward pre-war levels, the safe-haven dollar fading. But one major asset never joined the party. Gold has fallen ~24% from its January peak of $5,589, and almost nobody is asking why. In this video I break down the anomaly: gold didn't fall because it "missed" the recovery — it fell on a rates story. War drove inflation, inflation deferred rate cuts, higher real rates punished gold. Here's the twist: a successful peace deal is the exact catalyst that reverses that headwind. Equities priced the good news. Gold hasn't priced the removal of its bad news. We'll cover what's truly priced in versus what isn't, the two engines that drive gold (cyclical rates vs. structural central-bank demand), why the PBoC keeps buying into weakness, and where the Street still sees gold heading. Then the part that matters most: what a disciplined long-term investor should actually do with this. This is educational macro analysis, not financial advice. 1M65 Insight: When every asset has priced the same happy ending, the opportunity is the one still priced for the storm. Discipline compounds. Euphoria does not. HASHTAGS #1M65 #Gold #GoldPrice #Investing #StockMarket #USIran #Geopolitics #Inflation #FederalReserve #Macroeconomics #FinancialIndependence #CPF #Singapore #CrashBuying #PreciousMetals #SafeHaven #MarketAnalysis #WealthBuilding...