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Gold has recorded a historic peak, surpassing 4,000 dollars per ounce in spot transactions, marking the highest level ever, a figure that is both impressive and astonishing.

However, behind this rise lies a strange paradox! Many women who wish to sell their gold jewelry face rejection from some shops, while the same shops rush to buy gold when its price drops.

These practices reveal a clear flaw in the market mechanism, where the consumer is treated as a weak party that alone bears the fluctuations in prices. Gold is a global commodity with a publicly announced daily price, and thus buying and selling should be subject to supply and demand according to the global price, not according to the whims of some traders.

To overcome this phenomenon, gold shops must be obligated to buy and sell according to the announced prices, activate unified electronic invoices for every sale and purchase transaction, and encourage consumer cooperatives and banks to buy gold from individuals at fair prices to create competition that reduces the control of certain shops, along with enforcing penalties on those who refuse to buy.

Gold is not just an ornament; it is a store of value and a safe haven for savings, and depriving people of selling it when they need to strikes at the heart of economic justice.

Whether prices rise or fall, the golden rule must remain... buying and selling is a legitimate right for everyone without exception.