An ounce of gold will always be an ounce of gold regardless of the length of possession. The short-term value will go up or down, but gold prices will follow the general inflation rate in the long run.

Always remember, the minority dictates the price. A company may have billions of shareholders, but it only takes one shareholder to change the price.

Over the long term, and I mean a very long term, markets are efficient.

Market prices only matter at two points of time in the investment life cycle. First when you buy and second when you sell. In between these two points, value matters.

There is a considerable information bias that exists among different levels of market participants. The majority of the information is not available to everybody, nor does everybody decide after considering all relevant information.

It is challenging for a human brain to distinguish between noises and threats if a considerable value is at stake.