GOLD IS ABOUT TO REPEAT 1979 — AND THIS IS THE PART PEOPLE IGNORE

Everyone remembers the first half of 1979 Oil Crisis: war tensions, oil exploding, gold going parabolic from ~$200 to $850. It looked like the beginning of a new era.

But the real story came after.

The Federal Reserve lost control of inflation, then overcorrected. Rates were pushed toward 20%, liquidity was drained, and gold didn’t protect people… it collapsed from $850 to $300.

Now look at today.

2026 setup is starting to rhyme:

Iran conflict escalating

Oil pushing higher again

Supply stress building

Inflation quietly returning

This is where most people get it wrong.

They think gold is safety.

Gold is only safe until central banks react.

Here’s the trap:

As long as liquidity is loose → gold rises

But when inflation forces tightening → gold becomes the victim

If oil keeps pushing inflation higher, central banks — led by the Federal Reserve — may have no choice but to stay restrictive or even tighten again.

That’s when the shift happens.

Not during the crisis

But after it

Think about positioning:

Retail is buying gold for safety

Narrative is strong

Confidence is building

That’s exactly when risk is highest.

If history rhymes, the sequence is simple:

Crisis → gold rally

Policy reaction → liquidity drain

Then → sharp repricing down

Gold doesn’t crash when fear is high

It crashes when policy turns against it

And we are getting closer to that moment than most people realize

Follow for early signals before the shift happens