I have a habit of investing in gold every year for over a decade. When I didn't have money in my early years, I bought gold beans. Later, when my cash flow became more abundant, I bought investment gold bars. I don't buy gold based on macro or technical indicators, because I'm not trading it for the sake of safety. In case of sudden environmental changes or major disasters, I have a hard currency in my family's reserves that can save lives. Or perhaps in the future, leave the accumulation of this time to the children. Why do I only buy spot goods and not paper gold or index funds? Because I'm afraid I won't be able to hold it. That thing sells with just one click of the mouse, it has great liquidity. And gold bars stored in bank safes are almost forgotten, and unless absolutely necessary, they will never be considered for sale. The time for regular investment is usually at the end of the year, which is quite festive. But if there is a significant pullback in gold before this, then for every 20% drop, it will be bought in advance. As of today, gold has retreated from a high of 5400 to 4365, meeting the conditions. But today I suddenly found that investment bars are no longer available on major state-owned bank apps, including China Merchants Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and Bank of Communications. They have either been taken down or sold out. I don't know why this is happening? Is it true that too many people are buying at the bottom and selling out?