Is 2025 the New 1979? Why Gold Could Be Set to Double Again

Gold doubled in 42 days in 1979. The setup today looks eerily similar. Here’s why Mike Maloney says the biggest moves may still lie ahead.

The Final Blowoff: Why Gold’s Surge Could Be Just Beginning

During the 1970s, when gold doubled in price in just 42 days, investors who saw it coming transformed their wealth. Today, Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard believe we are witnessing a similar setup, with the potential for an equally dramatic move.  They provide a critical update on the gold market, breaking down why we may be entering the final—and most explosive — stage of the gold bull market.  This insight cuts straight to the core of today’s financial landscape. Stocks, bonds, and the dollar are faltering. Central banks are steadily increasing their gold reserves. Meanwhile, geopolitical and economic tensions are […]

“Is it Too Late to Buy Gold?” The #1 Question Right Now

Gold prices are soaring. Headlines are buzzing. And many investors are asking the same thing:  “Did I miss my chance to get in?”  In his latest video, Mike Maloney unpacks that question — and reveals what’s really behind gold’s recent run. If you’re wondering what happens next, you’re not alone.   In this video, Mike covers:  If you’re sitting on the sidelines, watch Mike’s new video to get clarity before your next move.   So… who’s driving the price up?  Institutional Whales Are Quietly Loading Up  The Public Hasn’t Even Entered the Game  The majority of financial advisors still recommend […]

BREAKING: Mike Finally Reveals His Gold Price Target

Throughout his career, Mike has deliberately steered clear of making specific price predictions — until now.  This unprecedented price move from $3,000 to over $3,400 in a matter of weeks signals something truly extraordinary is happening.  In his latest video, Mike not only reveals a bold gold price target but also shares the timeframe when it could happen.  A once-in-a-lifetime financial transformation is underway, and this rare window to grow your savings might close sooner than most people realize.