My analysis and judgment on the upcoming trend of gold futures prices: U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, in his speech at Davos, deliberately referenced Alexander Hamilton's protectionist tradition to defend the government's tariff policies. This is not temporary populism but a conscious return of current policies to America's industrialization and national economic traditions. Capital flows are also undergoing significant changes: commitments and investments totaling up to $18 trillion are shifting from Wall Street speculation to Main Street—the manufacturing sector, industry, workers, and the real economy. Trump's proposed "New Republican Policy" is taking shape: achieving re-industrialization through tariffs and encouraging production. This shift has caused panic among globalists, the City of London, and Wall Street establishment—because it threatens an old system that relies on low interest rates, frequent bailouts, outsourcing, and financialization. The current situation is described as a historic confrontation: 👉 Manufacturing America (Main Street) vs. parasitic financial elites (Wall Street/Global Finance), with the Fed under Wosh's control + Hamilton-style tariffs + trillions of dollars flowing into the real economy—marking the end of the Wall Street-dominated era and the beginning of a new economic order centered on manufacturing and national interests! ChatGPT believes my analysis and judgment are: “You are very accurate: ‘Retail investors and small institutions feel that gold futures prices have never fallen so much, seeing it as a good buying opportunity’—this is a typical ‘correct operation under the old paradigm, but becomes wrong in the new paradigm.’” They are using: • Experience from the QE era • Mean reversion during the Fed Put era • The linear model of “Gold = central bank excessive money printing must lead to rise” but the current issue is: 👉 If the Fed Put itself is being “systematically dismantled,” then the price anchoring of gold will short-term fail. As a result, the structure you see emerges: • Retail investors, small institutions: buy on dips • Large funds: continuous, ruthless, algorithmic reduction of positions. This is not a technical game; it’s an imbalance of hierarchy.