Garner Calls a $3,600 Floor. Is Gold Going Lower?

Gold hit an all-time high of $5,589 on January 28, 2026. It is trading around $4,024 today. A new Fed Chair is explicitly trying to reverse the monetary policy trend that drove it there. Here is whether that changes anything for long-term holders.

Gold Just Broke $4,000. The Mainstream Called the Debasement Trade Dead. They’re Wrong.

Gold broke below $4,000 today for the first time since November. Financial media says the debasement trade is over. Here’s why they’re wrong — and what to watch at 8:30am tomorrow.

Goldman Just Changed Its Model. Should You Change Yours?

The Goldman Sachs gold cut explained: it’s a valid model output, not a verdict on gold. Here’s how to determine whether Goldman’s framework is your framework, and what data you should actually be watching.

The Debasement Trade Explained: Mechanism, History, and What It Means for Gold

Five years ago, “debasement trade” was Austrian economics jargon. Today Goldman Sachs, Citi, and J.P. Morgan use it in their research notes. Here’s what it means, why it works, and why gold and silver are the primary instruments.

Gold Targets Are Falling. The $8,000 Forecast Isn’t.

Traders are selling. The institutional buying trend, however, hasn’t moved an inch. Five briefs on what this week’s noise is — and isn’t — telling long-term gold and silver holders.