...this doesn’t yet look like the end of the bull market.

..."buyers are again higher" thinking they missed the pullback and seemingly chasing back-in.

Every time the US government has faced an existential financial crisis in its history, it has chosen to change the rules rather than honor its promises in full...

...several volatility indicators flashed red.

"The gold chart looked like a Meme stock breaking"

...don't panic!

...as retail buys the dip... And China’s interest is picking up again.

Shortages hit London too. The silver market is broken...

"There is something very wrong with the financial system, and that is the financial system is being used to institute a control grid..."

...the physical market finally “calling the bluff” of decades of paper manipulation in metals...

For all the world, this feels like a flight to the real...

“Gold is the only asset that somebody can hold and you don’t have to depend on somebody else to pay you money for...”

When you measure much of the financial world in gold, many of the supposed winners lose their luster. All you needed was a honest yardstick...

“I wouldn’t trust these banks as far as I could piss on them,”

The historic rise in gold signals that the market is scrambling for safe collateral as it takes a growing list of risks increasingly seriously...

The recent increase in gold prices in the United States and around the world has been driven by a confluence of economic, financial, and political factors. 

“You’ve got this perfect storm at the moment...”

Gold “could easily go to $5,000, $10,000 in environments like this. This is one of the few times in my life it’s semi-rational to have some in your portfolio.”

With no obvious major seller in sight, the primary bull trend in gold is likely to stay intact for now, although a correction is likely while the metal is very overbought.

A technical indicator points to the possibility that the gold rally of September- October may have peaked in trendiness.