Gold Slipped at the Open. China Bought the Dip. Again.

Chinese gold ETFs just posted 14 straight sessions of inflows worth $1.2 billion — the longest streak since March. Here is the institutional rotation mechanism behind gold’s floor, and why it holds regardless of what tomorrow’s CPI print delivers.

Central Banks Bought 289 Tonnes of Gold Last Quarter. Prices Were Falling the Whole Time.

Central banks bought a record 289 tonnes of gold in Q2 2026 — while prices posted their steepest quarterly decline in a decade. The World Gold Council just published the data. Here’s what the buying pattern reveals about where the world’s largest reserve managers think the monetary system is heading.

Gold Targets Are Falling. The $8,000 Forecast Isn’t.

Traders are selling. The institutional buying trend, however, hasn’t moved an inch. Five briefs on what this week’s noise is — and isn’t — telling long-term gold and silver holders.

Retail Gold Sales Hit 16-Year Lows as China Mandates Massive Institutional Buying

While retail investors have been selling gold and silver for 16 years straight, the world’s largest institutions are quietly positioning for what Mike Maloney calls “a global monetary system reset.” His latest video reveals why this disconnect could represent one of history’s greatest wealth transfer opportunities.  The Retail vs. Institutional Divide  Mike opens with striking data: retail gold and silver sales have declined steadily since 2008, even as prices hit historic highs. Global allocation to gold has dropped to just 0.5%—far below the historical 2% average.  Meanwhile, institutions are moving aggressively:  “The whole reason I started GoldSilver.com is to try […]