Gold Fell 26% From Its Peak. Five Wall Street Voices Just Made the Case for Why That’s the Wrong Read.

JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon, strategist Jim Paulsen, and Man Group are each independently flagging the same sticky-inflation, rate-risk conditions gold bulls have priced in for months, even as retail coverage still frames the 26% correction as a reason to wait.

Gold’s Dip Below $4,400 Didn’t Scare Wall Street. Here’s Why.

Gold dipped below $4,400 on Fed rate-hike bets before recovering. Here’s why BofA, Invesco, JPMorgan, and a new Financial Times report all say the structural case for gold just got stronger.

JPMorgan Cut Its Gold Forecast by 25%. Here’s What Long-Term Holders Need to Know.

JPMorgan cut its Q4 2026 gold price forecast by 25% to $4,500 — down from $6,000 just 24 days earlier. Here’s the rate mechanism behind the cut, what the $3,500 downside scenario actually requires, and why JPMorgan’s long-term thesis on gold remains fully intact.

Hong Kong Just Ran Its First Gold Settlement. The Banks Who Did It Also Run London’s.

Hong Kong’s Precious Metals Central Clearing Company ran its first institutional gold settlements on July 7, 2026. Four of the banks behind it — HSBC, JPMorgan, UBS, and Citi — also run London’s gold clearing system. Here is what that tells you about where gold pricing power is heading.

Goldman Just Changed Its Model. Should You Change Yours?

The Goldman Sachs gold cut explained: it’s a valid model output, not a verdict on gold. Here’s how to determine whether Goldman’s framework is your framework, and what data you should actually be watching.

Goldman Cut Its Gold Target. JPMorgan Didn’t. Here’s What the $1,400 Gap Tells You.

Goldman Sachs just cut its year-end gold forecast to $4,900. JPMorgan didn’t move. Neither did Wells Fargo. The $1,400 divergence between the biggest bulls and the biggest skeptic tells you exactly what each bank thinks gold actually is, and why it matters for how you hold it.

Hormuz Blockade Sent Gold Down 2%. Here’s Why That’s Bullish

The Hormuz blockade sent gold down 2% as oil surged past $100. But margin liquidation — not fundamentals — drove the drop. With CPI at 3.3%, central banks buying, and the petrodollar requiring a navy to defend, the structural case for gold just got stronger.

Iran War Deadline Puts Gold and Silver Prices on Edge 

Gold dropped to $4,600 before recovering. Silver bounced from $71 to $73. Meanwhile, Jamie Dimon named the Iran war as his top economic risk, Powell called job growth “effectively zero,” and markets braced for Tuesday’s Hormuz deadline.