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Gold prices experienced a significant rally, peaking near ₹1,30,000 to ₹1,32,000 around the time of Diwali. However, prices have since undergone a correction, dropping by roughly 8% to 9% and are currently trading around ₹1,19,000–₹1,20,000. The question many investors face—especially middle-class families saving for long-term goals like children's weddings—is whether this is the right time to invest or if further waiting is necessary. In this exclusive conversation with Certified Financial Planner Anil Kumar Batchu, we discuss the future trajectory of gold and essential investment strategies. Key Discussion Points: • Investment Opportunity: Anil Kumar suggests that for those with medium to long-term needs (six months to two years away), buying now is appropriate, as every correction from the top is an opportunity to buy. • Gradual Investment Strategy: It is advisable to enter the market gradually and average out the purchase price, rather than buying the entire requirement at once. Buying small amounts (e.g., 30–40 grams) during such corrections is recommended for events several years away. • Future Growth Prediction: While the immediate, rapid growth pace seen over the last year (nearly 100% growth) is unlikely to continue, gold is definitely expected to grow going forward. For the next five to seven years, the average annual growth (CAGR) is projected to be between 10% to 11%, higher than the traditional long-term average of 6% to 7%. • Price Targets: Gold prices are projected to reach ₹2,00,000 in probably another three or four years, assuming current global situations do not change significantly. • New Price Normal: It is anticipated that gold will not drop significantly lower than ₹1,15,000–₹1,16,000, establishing ₹1,20,000 as the new normal. Unlike silver, gold is not experiencing sudden price shocks due to strong buying interest. • Underlying Support Factors: The continued demand from Central Banks (including China) who have not indicated plans to cease purchasing gold, coupled with institutional investors rotating assets into gold, provides strong market support. Concerns regarding a potential bubble bursting in highly valued US Tech and AI stocks may also drive investors towards gold as a safer asset. Watch the video to understand why gold remains a crucial part of a diversified portfolio (recommended 8% to 10% exposure, even via ETFs if not physical) and why now might be the opportune moment to invest. #goldpriceprediction #goldinvestment #anilkumarbatchu #goldratetoday #investingingold #goldforecast #goldprice #goldrate #goldmarketupdate #goldnews #socialpostfinance Gold Prices Falling – Is This the Best Time to Buy? | Gold Price Prediction 2025 | Anil Kumar -- #Finance #Investing #MoneyTips #SocialPostFinance #Socialpost Welcome to SocialPost Finance – your trusted source for smart financial tips, market insights, and strategies to manage and grow your money. Stay informed, make smarter decisions, and achieve financial freedom. Subscribe for weekly videos on personal finance, investing, budgeting, and economic trends. Follow Us On: Facebook: / socialpostfinance Instagram: / socialpost_finance Contact us for any promotions and Collaborations : Phone: +91 8885554884 Email: [email protected] 🔔 Disclaimer:- The information provided in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. Socialpost Finance is not a SEBI-registered financial advisor. All investment decisions should be made based on your own research or after consulting with a certified financial advisor. The views expressed by guests and experts in this video are their personal opinions and do not constitute financial advice. Market conditions are subject to change, and past performance is not indicative of future results. 📌 Invest wisely and at your own risk.