"I would have said yes to this provided the gold prices hadn't gone up so significantly. So now you're saying bring it down to 10%. Bring it down 10%. One of the things that we track is the returns by we call it the gold to equity ratio. We look at the returns made by gold over the last 10 years whereas versus the returns made by let's say S&P 500 over the last 10 years. When this ratio becomes one or higher, it just tells you that gold has actually peaked. You can do the same thing by looking at MCX gold versus nifty50. So, uh it is giving us this indication that gold price has moved up very steeply. Possibly gold has peaked. The returns from gold over the next 5 10 years are not going to be that strong."
By Finance With Sharan | March 7, 2026 | Pending
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Where Should Your Next ₹1 Lakh Go: Stocks, FD, Gold, Or Real Estate? Ft. Ajay Tyagi| FWS 101 00:13:46 - 00:14:27
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Gold prices have peaked, and returns from gold over the next 5-10 years will not be strong. Keep gold allocation to 10% as a hedge.

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