Silver Rises Over 120% YTD 
Is Gold in a Bubble? What Kiyosaki’s $35K Forecast Tells Us
Gold has surged past $5,000 an ounce — but is it a bubble or a bull market? We break down what’s driving prices, evaluate Robert Kiyosaki’s dramatic $35,000 forecast, and explain what investors should actually do with their precious metals allocation right now.
How Gold Performs in Recessions: What History Tells Us
Gold has a centuries-long reputation as a safe haven during economic turmoil — but does the historical data back it up? From the Great Depression to the 2008 financial crisis and the COVID-19 recession, gold has consistently preserved wealth when equity markets faltered. This article examines the data behind gold’s recession performance, compares it against stocks across major downturns, and explains what history tells us about using gold as a portfolio hedge before the next recession arrives.
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.
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’s Quickest $500 Climb in History
“On average, gold takes 1,708 days to climb $500 increments, but this latest jump took just 210 days,” notes Taylor Burnette, Research Lead at the World Gold Council.
