The Story So Far Gold had a blowout year in 2024, skyrocketing nearly 30% and smashing through resistance levels like a wrecking ball. Starting the year at $2,000 an ounce, the yellow metal hit a jaw-dropping $2,788.54 in October, only to stumble after Donald Trump’s election victory in November. By year’s end, gold stabilized in the $2,600 range, leaving investors hungry for more. And now? Retail traders are salivating at the prospect of gold breaking $3,000 in 2025. According to Kitco’s Annual Gold Survey, 58% of Main Street expects a new all-time high, while Wall Street analysts project more measured gains, driven by geopolitical unrest, inflation fears, and the ongoing erosion of fiat currencies. But don’t let the smooth-talking experts…
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