The Stock Market Is Crashing—But Gold Is Just Getting Started It’s happening. The financial system is cracking under the weight of reckless debt, government overreach, and geopolitical chaos. Wall Street’s fantasy of endless growth is collapsing, and investors are waking up to reality. Gold, however, is telling a different story. While the S&P 500 stumbles, gold prices are soaring past $2,980 an ounce, closing in on that psychological $3,000 mark. And according to Ryan McIntyre, Managing Partner at Sprott Inc., gold still isn’t overvalued—because demand for real assets is only growing. “I would say that equity valuations are the highlight of overvaluation on many different metrics,” McIntyre told Kitco News. “When you look at what is happening in the world…
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