The 2020s gold boom reflects rising distrust in paper money and global uncertainty, signaling a shift toward hard assets as investors seek lasting value.

A single quarter’s results are not so important for long-term investors. Let’s understand the company’s strengths and weaknesses to better analyze how to play J&J stock in the post-earnings scenario.

Amid soaring debt, declining confidence in fiat, and heightened geopolitical risk, Ray Dalio argues that gold serves as a unique hedge and essential diversifier in portfolios.

Earnings season has begun, with major banks like JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. leading the way. The previous quarter, expected to be an earnings trough for the S&P 500 Index, instead delivered 8.7% growth.

Major gold buyers are consolidating, not multiplying, fewer in number but much larger in size, reshaping who’s really driving the bullion market.

This trader’s lesson explores how following broken market patterns and chasing the spectacle can lead to ruin—what looks fun may be fool’s gold in serious markets.

Gold's surge is no longer just financial but cultural, as heavy shiny moves capture attention beyond the markets and enter mainstream banter.