Gold’s Current Rally vs. Past Bull Markets

Gold’s rally to new highs has investors asking if the run is over — but history suggests otherwise. Compared to past bull markets, the current gold bull market may still be in its early stages, with strong macro drivers like inflation, debt, and geopolitical risk fueling further upside.

Gold Price Prediction 2025: 5-Year Investment Outlook

Gold Price Prediction 2025: Gold has shattered records above $4,000 per ounce, fueled by central bank demand, inflation, and global uncertainty. With major banks now projecting $5,000 gold by 2026, investors are asking how much higher this bull market can go — and how to position their portfolios for the next five years.

$50 Silver, $4,000 Gold: Here’s What Happens Next

Those who think they’ve “missed out” on gold are missing the point.  As Mike Maloney puts it: “If a ship goes down, those who paid more for their lifeboats aren’t any less happy than those who paid less.”  In his latest video, Mike describes what he calls the “lifeboat moment” for gold — a phase when physical demand surges, small bars vanish from the market, and ordinary investors rush to secure real metal before prices accelerate.  This isn’t a headline-driven pop. It’s a turning point.  The Small Gold Bar Shortage Has Begun  In Tokyo, Japan’s largest bullion dealer, Tanaka Kikinzoku, […]

What Record-High Gold Prices Mean for New Investors

Gold has shattered records in 2025, surpassing the historic $4,000 per ounce milestone — and as of October 8, spot gold is trading as high as $4,041.71. Futures have climbed even higher, pushing toward $4,063.70. That’s up over 52% year-to-date. Even at these elevated levels, first-time investors are moving in, recognizing gold’s enduring role as a hedge against today’s economic uncertainty.  Why First-Time Investors Are Embracing Gold at Peak Prices  The rush of new gold buyers reflects a perfect storm of economic pressures that have undermined confidence in traditional assets. Persistent inflation, trade tensions, and growing doubts about central bank […]

Silver Running Dry: Gold’s Historic Surge Explained 

Gold is having its best year since 1979 — up nearly 50% in 2025 — but according to Mike Maloney, the real move hasn’t even begun.  And when you look at what’s happening in the silver market, it’s easy to see why.  The World Is Using Silver Faster Than It Can Be Mined  Every 6.8 minutes, the world consumes as much silver as it takes miners 9.6 minutes to dig out of the ground.  That imbalance can’t last forever. As Mike puts it, “Something has to give — and what has to give is price.”  Silver demand is relentless — […]

Is Gold Price Consolidation Your Next Buying Opportunity?

Gold has surged from $2,624 at the start of 2025 to over $3,800 per ounce today. But even during powerful bull markets, prices rarely move up in a straight line. Periods of retracement or sideways trading — known as gold price consolidation — are a normal part of the cycle.  For long-term investors, these pauses aren’t setbacks. They’re often the moments when disciplined buyers quietly build positions before the next leg higher. The question is: could this consolidation be your next strategic entry point?  What is Gold Price Consolidation?  Gold price consolidation happens when the market trades within a defined […]

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 […]

Why $5,000 Gold May Be Just the Beginning

Goldman Sachs recently made headlines predicting that gold could reach $5,000 per ounce if Donald Trump undermines the Federal Reserve’s independence. But as Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard explain on the latest GoldSilver Show, that estimate may be far too low. In fact, history, central bank behavior, and global buying patterns all suggest much higher levels are possible.  Wall Street Finally Wakes Up  For years, major banks like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan dismissed gold as an investment. When gold traded at $400 or $700 an ounce, they urged investors to look elsewhere. Now, with gold having surged over 40% in […]

Gold Trading Volume: Why $227 Billion Daily Trades Matter for Investors

Every second, millions of dollars worth of gold changes hands across global markets. In 2024, daily gold trading volume grew to an astounding $227 billion — a 39% jump from 2023’s $163 billion average. This explosive growth isn’t just a number; it’s a powerful signal of gold’s evolving role in modern portfolios and a roadmap for savvy investors.  What Is Gold Trading Volume and Why Should You Care?  Gold trading volume represents the total dollar value of gold traded across all markets within a specific timeframe. This encompasses:  Unlike many commodities, gold enjoys exceptional market liquidity — rivaling major currencies and […]

Why Are Billionaires Fleeing Stocks and Piling into Gold?

Some of the world’s most successful investors are quietly (but decisively) rebalancing their portfolios. And they’re not just reducing risk — they’re exiting traditional assets and reallocating toward something that’s been considered old-fashioned for decades: gold.  Why the sudden pivot?  GoldSilver’s Alan Hibbard unpacks this powerful new trend in his latest video. He examines what some of the most influential money managers and billionaire investors are doing right now — and why you should be paying attention.  Jamie Dimon: Warning Signs of Complacency  First up is JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon. After markets rebounded from the most recent tariff-related slump, […]