⛏ Why Gold Remains in Demand

Why Gold Remains in Demand
Falling bond yields, a weakening dollar, central bank buying, and rising investor anxiety have propelled gold to all-time highs. Invesco outlines how the metal's non-correlation with equities, inflation protection, and increasing accessibility through gold-backed ETPs make it a compelling portfolio addition. Ethical and technological uses further bolster gold’s long-term appeal. Read on »

Crypto and Gold Gain Synergy
Gold and bitcoin can strengthen portfolios when paired properly. As their prices rise and correlations stay low, combining them creates a more resilient investment mix. The BOLD index does just that, allocating more to gold and less to volatile bitcoin — optimizing for risk-adjusted returns. The strategy is gaining traction globally. Read on »

Silver Soars, Debt Explodes Higher
Silver’s breakout is drawing investor attention, with historical patterns and mounting supply deficits pointing to a possible $50 price target. As national debt skyrockets and fiscal reforms stall, silver is increasingly viewed as a hedge. Fundamentals, sentiment, and political dysfunction are aligning for silver bulls. Read on »

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