Does Timing the Gold Market Work? What 56 Years of Data Shows

Most investors try to avoid buying gold at the wrong time—but decades of data show that timing the gold market can quietly destroy returns. The vast majority of gold’s long-term gains come from just a handful of unpredictable trading days each year. Miss them, and performance collapses. This analysis reveals why staying invested—not timing entries and exits—is the only reliable way to capture gold’s full return potential.

Why Gold Critics Keep Getting It Wrong (With Proof)

Gold is up big in 2025 — yet the skeptics are louder than ever. From cherry-picked data to false comparisons with 1980, the anti-gold narrative is working overtime. But when Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard fact-checked the latest hit piece, they uncovered something revealing: the critics aren’t just wrong — they’re selling something.  Here are the key takeaways from their deep dive.  The 1980 Peak Deception  The article Mike and Alan reviewed commits the oldest trick in financial analysis: starting from gold’s most extreme bubble peak in January 1980. Yes, gold fell 60% from that historic high. But as Mike […]