Gold Is Stuck—But That’s Not the Real Story At first glance, gold holding between $4,700 and $4,800 an ounce looks like a market catching its breath. But as any seasoned trader knows, stagnation during periods of geopolitical chaos and inflation pressure is not a sign of strength—it’s a warning. Despite ongoing conflict in the Middle East and rising oil prices fueling inflation fears, gold has failed to break higher. Instead, it’s drifting sideways, capped below key resistance. That’s not because the risks have disappeared. It’s because the monetary system is shifting beneath it. And that shift is being driven by central banks. Central Banks Are Cornered—and That’s Bad for You The Federal Reserve and its global counterparts—the Bank of Japan,…
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