Wall Street ignores Gold [Video]
|In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire joins Peter Grandich to expose Wall Street’s continued dismissal of gold’s surge, showing how mainstream analysts ignore its strength until forced to acknowledge its significance at key turning points.
Peter argues that despite gold’s outperformance of stocks and bonds, financial advisors rarely promote it, but with institutions underexposed, even a small shift in allocations could trigger a major price surge and redefine gold’s role in global finance.
Timestamps
00:00 Start.
02:51 Gold prices soar, Wall Street still skeptical about $3,000.
05:16 Gold outperforms, Wall Street ignores, fund managers may wake up.
11:10 Gold miners profit, juniors struggle, regulations hinder investment growth.
17:00 Canada's mining industry improving, political challenges remain ahead.
24:02 Debt, retirement crisis, infrastructure issues and gold's value.
31:56 Wealth inequality, debt reliance, gold's rising financial importance.
39:13 Inexperience, market cycles, central banks prioritising gold's role.
41:29 Gold demand rising, market shifts, financial faith, systemic challenges.
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