So far, I have not invested in gold. However, the opportunity is quite good if you want to invest in it.
No offense, but if you have never invested in gold, it means you have no knowledge or experience about it. Giving investment advice to others about things you don't fully understand yourself is extremely dangerous. Because sometimes it can lead to serious consequences if someone follows your careless advice.
Based on my experience, gold moves in line with global news at the time—when things are chaotic, gold goes down; when the economy is stable, gold goes up. The countries that usually have a strong influence on gold price movements are the UK, London, and Germany. In terms of risk, it is lower than Bitcoin, but the price movement is quite slow and seems relatively easy to predict.
It's obvious you have no knowledge or experience about gold. It is no coincidence that gold is called a safe haven, and the safe haven asset is often sought after by investors because it performs quite well when the economy is unstable.
The price of gold is related to the health of the global economy, it does not depend on a single country.