$6,000 Gold Is the Canary in the Coal Mine — And Most Americans Still Don’t See What’s Coming

A Big Bank Just Said the Quiet Part Out Loud When CIBC — one of Canada’s largest banks — says gold could average $6,000 an ounce, that’s not a Reddit thread or a YouTube influencer talking. That’s institutional money admitting something most politicians and TV pundits refuse to say: The old system is wobbling. CIBC didn’t just nudge their forecast higher. They raised it sharply, from $4,500 to $6,000, and expect even higher prices later in the decade. Silver, they say, could average $105 this year and $120 next year. That kind of move doesn’t happen in a healthy, stable monetary system. It happens when trust is breaking down. This Isn’t About “Bullish Gold” — It’s About Broken Confidence Here’s…