Gold vs. Stocks: What Long-Term Ratios Are Telling Investors

US household equity exposure just hit an all-time high. The Buffett Indicator is near record levels. And gold has quietly outperformed the S&P 500 — including dividends — since 2002. Here’s what the long-term data is saying.

Are We Entering a “Super Capital Rotation”?

Analysts warn we may be entering a Super Capital Rotation — a massive shift of money from stocks into silver and gold. In a new discussion with Northstar Bad Charts, Alan Hibbard breaks down why silver could be the key trigger, the $55–$56 breakout zone to watch, and how this setup echoes the late 1960s before metals went parabolic.

The 80% Red Alert: The Bubble No One’s Talking About

U.S. households now hold a record 80% of their wealth in stocks — an all-time high that signals a dangerous concentration. As Alan Hibbard warns, when both stocks and bonds move together, traditional diversification fails. History shows these moments often precede major market resets — and gold may once again prove the ultimate hedge.