When Gold Screams, the System’s in Trouble I’ve seen a lot in my years, from the stagflation of the '70s to the bailouts of 2008 and the quiet crash of 2020. During the pandemic-era turmoil, central banks expanded their balance sheets dramatically, with the U.S. Federal Reserve purchasing roughly $3 trillion in Treasury and mortgage-backed securities just in 2020 as markets teetered and policymakers scrambled to stabilize the system. s investors and institutions increasingly question the durability of paper money, doubt in fiat currency growing is becoming one of the most significant drivers behind today’s surge into hard assets like gold. But what we’re witnessing right now—a surge in gold to the brink of $5,000 an ounce—isn’t just a market…
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