Why Gold Spikes Every Time Hormuz Opens — And Why It Never Holds

Every time the Strait of Hormuz briefly reopens, gold spikes. Every time, it reverses. It’s happened twice since February 28 — and it’s the same mechanism both times. Here’s why the spike never holds, and what would actually change it.
Dollar Weakens, Gold Falls — and That’s Actually Bullish

The US just froze Iraq’s own oil dollars. Iran seized ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Gold fell anyway. The reason is a specific chain reaction most coverage misses — and once you understand it, the price action looks very different.
Why Is Gold Falling When the World Is on Fire?

Why is gold falling when the world is on fire? This piece breaks down the five forces behind the selloff: Iran’s oil shock, the March jobs surprise, the Fed’s stagflation trap, Goldman’s $5,400 gold thesis, and whether the safe-haven story is broken or just deferred.
Gold’s Worst Week in 46 Years: Should You Be Worried?

Gold just recorded its worst week in 46 years, dropping over 10% in a single week and 17% in three. But history shows these rare selloffs don’t end bull markets—they often precede the next leg higher. Here’s what’s really driving the decline and what investors should do next.
Why Is Gold Falling While a War Is Raging?

Why is gold falling while a war rages in the Middle East? Today’s digest breaks down the Iran energy shock driving oil to $115, Powell’s Fed decision, a $39 trillion debt milestone, and the surprising split between retail and institutional gold buyers.
