How UBS’s $3,800 Gold Forecast Impacts Precious Metals Markets

UBS, the Swiss banking giant, recently made waves in the precious metals markets by raising its gold price forecast to $3,800 per ounce by late 2025. If this prediction materializes, that would be a significant 45% increase in 2025. Pretty incredible performance, but how does that stack up against other major years for precious metals? Understanding UBS’s Bullish Gold Prediction The investment bank’s dramatic upward revision from its previous target reflects a confluence of factors that could drive gold to historic highs. UBS analysts point to several key catalysts, including anticipated Federal Reserve rate cuts, persistent geopolitical tensions, and a […]
5 Key Drivers of Gold Spot Price Movements

The spot price of gold changes minute by minute, reflecting a constant tug-of-war between markets, policies, and global risks. For investors, the key is recognizing the major gold price drivers that sit beneath those price swings. Understanding these dynamics doesn’t just explain where gold has been — it helps reveal where it could go next, and how it can strengthen a diversified investment strategy. The gold spot price moves minute by minute during trading hours, shaped by economic data, central bank decisions, and global events. Below, we’ll break down the five most important gold price drivers that consistently move markets. […]
Gold Bull Market 2025: Why History Points to Huge Upside

Gold is making headlines again. Prices have surged to all-time highs, yet if history is any guide, this bull market may be far from over. In fact, comparing today’s gold rally to the explosive run of the 1970s suggests we could still be in the early innings of a powerful move. Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard recently broke this down on The GoldSilver Show, where they distilled the 400-page “In Gold We Trust” report by Incrementum into the must-see charts every investor should know. Their conclusion? Gold could still have much further to run — possibly to levels that seem […]
Why Physical Gold Beats ETFs and Digital Gold in 2025

In 2025, investors seeking real safety should own physical gold—not just paper gold. Discover why bullion coins and bars outperform gold ETFs and digital gold for true wealth protection.
Investing in Precious Metals: How It Works and Why It Matters

In uncertain markets, gold and silver stand the test of time. Discover why savvy investors turn to precious metals for inflation protection, crisis resilience, and long-term portfolio stability. Learn how to get started with physical assets, ETFs, or mining stocks—and why now might be the smartest time to invest.
The ETF Illusion: What Gold Investors Must Know

Most investors think they own gold. But according to expert Alan Hibbard, much of it might not be what it seems. In this revealing Big Biz interview, Alan breaks down the quiet — but growing — divide between paper gold (like ETFs) and true physical bullion. He also outlines how a shift to digital currency and a long-overdue audit of U.S. gold reserves could shock the system and ignite a massive revaluation. If you want real protection, real value, and real gold — you need to watch this.
How Gold Protects Your Portfolio During Recessions

When the economy starts to falter, smart investors often reach for gold. Acting as a proven gold recession hedge throughout market cycles, this precious metal offers a financial sanctuary during uncertain times. But why exactly do gold and silver become so valuable when times get tough? Throughout history, gold has been the go-to safe haven when other investments start to crumble. While stocks dive and real estate cools during recessions, gold often follows its own path — one that can help keep your overall wealth intact. What Makes Gold Special During Tough Economic Times? When recession hits, traditional investments typically […]
Is the Bank of England Being Cleaned Out of Gold?

The Bank of England is hemorrhaging gold as we speak. In today’s eye-opening video, Mike Maloney reveals the shocking truth about the massive gold exodus from London to Switzerland and ultimately to U.S. exchanges. “There’s gold in the Bank of England for all these different countries… those countries should all be worried about their gold,” warns Mike. Watch now to discover: Don’t miss this critical update.