Why the Krugerrand Has No Face Value — and Why That’s the Point

The South African Krugerrand is the world’s first gold bullion coin — and one of its most deliberately designed. Launched in 1967 with no face value by intention, it cannot be debased by monetary policy. Here is how it works, why it was banned, and why nearly six decades later it remains the most liquid gold coin on the planet.

Gold’s 27% Drawdown Matches 2008 and COVID Almost Exactly. That’s Not a Warning.

Gold has fallen roughly 27% from its January 2026 high — almost identical to its drawdown in 2008 and during COVID. Both of those corrections resolved to significant new highs. Jeff Clark breaks down what history says comes next, why central bank buying hasn’t slowed, and the third historical parallel that makes this moment even more precise than either prior comparison.

Gold Allocation Calculator: How Much Should Your Portfolio Actually Hold?

How much gold should your portfolio hold? The generic 5–10% guidance comes from 1980s research. Updated analysis puts the optimal range higher — and the right number for you depends on specific variables you can calculate.

Silver Dropped 1.4% Today. Gold Didn’t. The Ratio Just Hit 70:1.

The gold-silver ratio hit 70:1 today as silver fell 1.4% while gold held essentially flat. Here is the mechanism behind the divergence — and the two dates that will likely close the gap.

Gold Price Outlook July 2026: The Price Fell. Case Intact.

Gold trades 28% below its January record as Fed rate-hike expectations weigh on real yields. The structural case — central bank buying, fiscal expansion, reserve diversification — has not reversed. Here is what the macro picture means for gold holders in July 2026.

Gold vs. Savings Account: Which One Is Actually Beating Inflation Right Now?

With inflation at 4.2% and the national average savings rate at 0.38%, your savings account is earning a real return of approximately negative 3.8% per year. This article explains what a savings account and gold each actually do — and which one is built for the job of protecting your purchasing power over the long term.

Gold Down 26%. Barclays’ $4,791 Target Never Moved.

Barclays held its $4,791 gold target through a 26% correction. Here’s the fair-value framework behind that call — and what it means for gold investors today.

Gold at $4,480: Physical Demand Hits a 50-Year Milestone

Central banks reshape gold markets through the most concentrated sovereign buying in decades — but that’s only one of five forces moving gold right now. Physical investment is overtaking jewelry demand for the first time on record. Russia’s figures don’t add up. China just hit the brakes. Here’s what’s driving the market.

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.

72% of Family Offices Hold No Gold. What They’re Missing.

Nearly three-quarters of the world’s most sophisticated investors hold no gold. The reasons are psychological, structural, and surprisingly relevant to your own portfolio decisions.