Gold Dipped… And Buyers Pounced Let’s start with what just happened. Gold slipped below $4,900 earlier in the week. A few years ago, that kind of drop would’ve triggered panic. Instead? Buyers stepped in like clockwork. By week’s end, gold was knocking on the door of $5,100 again. That’s not weakness. That’s strength. When markets fall hard and bounce harder, it tells you one thing: big money isn’t running away — it’s accumulating. I’ve been in finance long enough to recognize the pattern. When assets are in a true bubble, dips turn into cascades. When they’re in structural bull markets, dips get bought aggressively. This looks like the latter. Wall Street vs. Main Street: Who’s Getting It Right? The Kitco…
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