3 – The Banking System Remains Fundamentally Unstable.
The 2023 regional banking crisis that began with Silicon Valley Bank exposed unresolved structural weaknesses in our financial system.
Gold thrives precisely when confidence in financial institutions falters.
“Physical gold ownership represents one of the few assets without counterparty risk in an increasingly interconnected financial system.” – Investopedia.
4 – America’s Debt Trajectory Has Passed the Point of No Return
The U.S. national debt surpassed $36 trillion and continues accelerating. This mathematical reality leads to one inevitable outcome: continued currency debasement.
Plus $100 Trillion in unfunded liabilities, will cripple the economy and erode the currency in the future.
Currency devaluation = diminished purchasing power = higher gold prices.
It’s not speculation—it’s economic law.
5 – Gold Remains Undervalued in Historical Context
Even at $3,400 per ounce, gold remains in a growth trajectory fueled by trade wars and global geopolitical tensions.
This say’s significant potential for ongoing appreciation instead of a market top. As #1 asset manager Sprott Holdings recently highlighted, ‘Gold prices are in a significant and sustained rally, and will surge 3 to 4 times higher to $10,000/oz, while the U.S. dollar loses 75% of it’s value this decade.’
6 – Global De-Dollarization Trends Mean Higher Gold Prices
A significant shift is occurring in the global monetary landscape as countries actively diversify their reserves away from the U.S. dollar. This “de-dollarization” trend has accelerated in recent years, with nations such as China, Russia, India, and several Middle Eastern countries increasing their gold reserves while decreasing their dollar exposure.
According to the World Gold Council, this structural change in the international monetary system creates sustained demand for gold from sovereign entities. One financial analyst noted in a recent Reuters report, “We’re witnessing a once-in-a-generation restructuring of the global monetary order, with gold being the primary beneficiary.”
This trend is in its early stages, pointing to long-term appreciation for gold prices as central banks persist in their systematic accumulation of physical gold.
7 – Smart Money Is Reallocating to Physical Gold
Institutional investors are increasing their physical gold allocations, moving beyond paper gold exposure through ETFs.
In fact, some of the world’s wealthiest and most astute investors are buying physical gold for profits and protection.
Like ‘Bond King’ Jeffrey Gundlach. Hedge fund manager Paul Tudor Jones. Real estate tycoon Sam Zell. And Ray Dalio, who runs the world’s largest hedge fund Bridgewater and Associates. These billionaires believe in the future of gold. |