The current precious metals correction, including silver's recent 16% decline, is a healthy necessity after an overbought market. Patience is key before the next major rally.
Morgan Stanley’s CIO suggests a new 60/20/20 strategy - adding 20% gold to strengthen portfolios against inflation and market volatility for today’s investors and savers.
Rule emphasizes he holds gold not for profit, but as insurance to maintain purchasing power, comparing it to life or auto insurance, a safety net you hope you never need to collect on.
Gold’s explosive rise could be a warning, not a win. Analyst Christopher Vermeulen says gold’s parabolic run mirrors 2007—right before the stock market crashed by over 50%.
Gold shatters records at $4,179 as investors brace for Fed cuts and trade war turmoil. Bank of America now sees $5,000 gold ahead - calling it “the ultimate hedge against chaos.”
Instead of stalling at the highly significant psychological levels of $4,000 and $50, gold and silver sliced through them today, in yet another sign of powerful momentum.
Gold may hit $10,000/oz, and that might be conservative. With rising debt, inflation, and geopolitical tension, this age-old safe haven could soar beyond expectations.
Gold’s surge isn’t just about markets or Fed policy - it signals a fundamental shift in the global monetary order as confidence in paper currencies breaks down.
Morgan Stanley shakes Wall Street: traditional 60/40 portfolios are outdated - 20% allocation to gold & silver now recommended for “anti-fragile” wealth protection.
Economist and gold critic Peter Schiff argues Bitcoin is tightly correlated with tech equities, not gold, and highlights key divergences in asset behavior and risk profiles.
The “Big Beautiful Bill” is fueling inflation, expanding surveillance - and triggering a gold and silver boom. Here’s why precious metals may skyrocket as America enters crisis mode.