Feb 18
58m 18s
Most people think rising gold prices mean opportunity.
They see a chart going vertical and assume it's time to buy.
But gold doesn't surge because the economy is thriving. It surges when confidence is cracking.
In this episode, Andy, Corey, and Noah unpack what gold's recent move is really signaling — and why chasing it for growth may miss the point entirely.
Gold is not a cash-flowing asset. It doesn't innovate. It doesn't expand margins. It doesn't pay dividends. It sits.
So why are sovereign nations accumulating it? Why are futures markets squeezing? And what does that tell us about currency confidence, debt levels, and global positioning?
We break down the difference between owning bullion as insurance and owning mining companies as productive assets. We explore why volatility creates opportunity in options markets. And we challenge the assumption that price alone equals value.
This isn't a conversation about predictions or targets.It's about positioning.
When gold rises, the question isn't "How high will it go?"
The better question is, "What is the market afraid of — and how should a disciplined investor respond?"
Gold isn't wealth. It's information. And how you interpret it determines whether you react emotionally — or allocate strategically.
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