Gold Just Closed Above $5,000. What Happens Next?

Gold has officially posted a weekly all-time high above $5,000, signaling sustained momentum rather than short-term volatility. History shows that clusters of record weekly closes often occur during the strongest phases of a bull market. From the 1970s surge to today’s extended streak, past cycles suggest the most explosive gains have historically come later — not earlier. Could this pattern point toward a powerful final phase into 2027?

“This Bull Market Is By No Means Over”

Mike just stepped off stage at the world’s oldest investment conference — and if you weren’t there, you missed something.  The New Orleans Investment Conference just wrapped with a record crowd. “We were bursting at the seams,” producer Brien Lundin told Mike.  But these weren’t casual observers. These were investors who’ve been watching, waiting, and positioning themselves for this moment in the precious metals markets.  And if you’re wondering whether you’ve already missed the move… Brien had a clear message.  The Bull Market That’s Just Getting Started  “This bull market in precious metals is by no means over,” Mike said.  […]

Gold Price Correction: Will a Pullback Come Before New Highs?

Gold has surged to record territory, briefly touching $3,700 before pulling back. This milestone, driven by economic fragility, Fed policy shifts, and rising investor anxiety, has many asking: is a correction looming before the next leg up?  With interest rates falling for the first time in years, geopolitical flashpoints multiplying, and global central banks aggressively stockpiling gold, the case for long-term bullishness is strong. But in markets, even the strongest trends pause—and investors need to prepare.  Current Gold Market Landscape  Gold’s recent performance reflects more than just inflation fear — it’s a structural shift in how capital views risk. The […]