Gold Prices are Falling Again — What History Reveals About Market Cycles
Gold prices are falling again… and everyone’s asking the same question — should we stay invested in gold or shift to Nifty?
No one can predict the future, but history gives powerful clues 👇
When we plot Nifty and Gold BEES on TradingView, their ratio moves in a repeating range.
Whenever this Nifty/Gold ratio drops to the lower band, it means equities are about to perform better, so investors start shifting towards stocks.
And when the ratio rises to the upper band, it signals that markets may slow down, so investors move into safe assets like gold or cash.
This back-and-forth cycle has repeated for years.
💡 For example: In years when Gold gave +28% returns, Nifty was often negative. But when Gold returns were negative, Nifty delivered strong positive gains.
That’s why this Nifty/Gold ratio works — it gives you a directional idea of where money may flow next.
⚠️ Of course, no ratio works perfectly every time. But over long periods, it helps investors stay on the right side of the trend.
⚡ Want to learn how to build long-term investing systems that combine cashflow + compounding?
You can join this week’s free Financial Freedom Webinar.
📈 Shubham will share 4 proven strategies from his 12 years of experience — how to plan your portfolio for the next bull run and manage money the smart way. Also get a short free course instantly when you register.
⚠️ Important Note: This is for educational purposes only, not investment advice. Market cycles, returns, and ratios change with time. Always do your own research or consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.
Financially Free™
Gold Prices are Falling Again — What History Reveals About Market Cycles
Gold prices are falling again…
and everyone’s asking the same question —
should we stay invested in gold or shift to Nifty?
No one can predict the future,
but history gives powerful clues 👇
When we plot Nifty and Gold BEES on TradingView,
their ratio moves in a repeating range.
Whenever this Nifty/Gold ratio drops to the lower band,
it means equities are about to perform better,
so investors start shifting towards stocks.
And when the ratio rises to the upper band,
it signals that markets may slow down,
so investors move into safe assets like gold or cash.
This back-and-forth cycle has repeated for years.
💡 For example:
In years when Gold gave +28% returns,
Nifty was often negative.
But when Gold returns were negative,
Nifty delivered strong positive gains.
That’s why this Nifty/Gold ratio works —
it gives you a directional idea of where money may flow next.
⚠️ Of course, no ratio works perfectly every time.
But over long periods, it helps investors stay on the right side of the trend.
⚡ Want to learn how to build long-term investing systems that combine cashflow + compounding?
You can join this week’s free Financial Freedom Webinar.
📈 Shubham will share 4 proven strategies from his 12 years of experience —
how to plan your portfolio for the next bull run and manage money the smart way.
Also get a short free course instantly when you register.
👉 Register here: shorturl.at/cPWwY
⚠️ Important Note:
This is for educational purposes only, not investment advice.
Market cycles, returns, and ratios change with time.
Always do your own research or consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.
#Gold #Nifty #InvestingIndia #MarketCycles #FinancialFreedom #LongTermInvesting #DataBackedInsights
1 week ago | [YT] | 86