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What Took Gold To $5,000
Gold and silver remain near record levels, with gold consolidating above $5,000 an ounce and silver trading beyond $100 before sharper profit-taking set in. What matters is not just the levels, but the behaviour. Gold has repeatedly pulled back, found buyers quickly, and rebuilt from higher bases, which is typical of long-term allocation rather than […]
No Crash. No Panic. So Why Are Gold and Silver Rising?
Gold and silver have moved higher again without a crash, panic, or defining crisis and that is precisely why this moment matters. In this video, we examine why prices are advancing quietly rather than reactively, and what that suggests about a broader reassessment taking place across currencies, bond markets, and investment portfolios. This is not […]
When Gold Gets To $5,000 What Should I Do?
This week has given investors plenty to think about. Gold pushed toward new highs, briefly eased as tariff threats softened, while bond markets and currencies reminded everyone how quickly confidence can return and then fade again. Political tensions appeared to cool, yet the underlying uncertainty did not disappear. Against that backdrop, one question keeps coming […]
Is Gold Part Of Trump’s New World Order?
Following Donald Trump’s speech at Davos, one question is suddenly unavoidable: Is this the New World Order? Markets are reacting. Allies are uneasy. Gold is rising. But this didn’t start with Trump and it won’t end with him. In this episode of GoldCoreTV, we break down what Trump’s Davos message really signals, why tariffs and […]
Why $100 Silver Won’t End Well
Over the past day, global markets have shifted decisively. The U.S. dollar has weakened, U.S. equities opened sharply lower, and European markets followed suit as tensions between Washington and Europe resurfaced around trade and geopolitics. Comments from President Trump ahead of this week’s World Economic Forum in Davos (including renewed insistence that there would be […]
The Discipline Volatility Demands
Yesterday morning, I woke up to a news notification that came through at 1:59am, one of those alerts that feels designed to intrude rather than inform, and it read, with characteristic economy and implied urgency, “Precious metals tumble”. It transpired, shortly afterwards, that silver had fallen by around six dollars on the news that there […]
Seven Risks For Silver Investors To Pay Attention To
The recent move in silver has unsettled a lot of people. It has unsettled people not because of the price itself, but because it no longer behaves the way many expected it to. Silver is no longer trading simply as gold’s understudy. Industrial demand has exceeded mine supply for five consecutive years, liquidity has thinned, […]
How Central Bank Independence Is Being Undermined in Plain Sight
You will have been aware of the news over the past few days regarding the Department of Justice investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Gold has moved decisively higher, setting new all-time highs above $4,600 per ounce. According to the World Gold Council, this move is not yet technically extreme, and importantly, it reflects […]
Real Assets in an Age of Resource Anxiety
In such an environment, ownership of real assets represents an adjustment to changing conditions rather than an expression of alarm. It acknowledges a world in which material constraints once again exert influence over economic and political outcomes. Resource politics has returned to the centre of economic life. The period that followed the collapse of the […]
