Here's a textbook case of retail investor behavior.

Mid-October, gold peaked. Down in Australia, people were practically camping outside dealers just to grab some. Hours-long queues. Peak FOMO energy.

Fast forward a few weeks – gold dropped 11%. Guess what? Those queues disappeared like magic. Nobody wants it anymore. Classic "buy high, panic low" mentality.

Plot twist: gold's already climbed back 5% from the bottom. Still crickets. No lines.

This is why most retail gets wrecked. They chase tops when everyone's hyped, then ghost the dips where actual value sits. Emotion-driven decisions rarely end well in any market – whether it's gold, crypto, or stocks.

The smart money? They were probably buying when everyone else was running scared.

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