⛏ Gold Revaluation? Go Big Or Go Home

Gold Revaluation? Go Big Or Go Home
With U.S. debt soaring past $36 trillion, a gold revaluation to current prices would merely change the change the debt to GDP ratio from 1.19 to 1.17. Trump has the opportunity to revalue gold far beyond $2,900 per ounce to stabilize the monetary system. Some speculate it’s only worth going big, but how big? Could this be Trump’s ultimate economic reset? Read on »

Gold Market Braces For Fort Knox Reserve Verification
President Trump and Elon Musk’s push for a Fort Knox gold audit raises questions about U.S. reserves. With no full verification since 1953, skepticism is growing. A shortfall could devalue the U.S. dollar, spike gold prices, and undermine market confidence. Transparency advocates call for live-streamed verification to end speculation. Read on »

North American Investors Jumping On Gold Bandwagon
Gold ETF inflows hit their highest level since April 2020, suggesting North American investors are finally embracing gold’s bull run. Despite high interest rates, demand remains strong, with prices nearing $3,000. Analysts suggest Western participation could further drive gold’s rally, reinforcing its role as a hedge against economic uncertainty. Read on »

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