Is There Any Gold Left To Buy? What The London-New York Trade Means For Your Gold

By Staff of GoldCore

CEO, GoldCore • Feb 10, 2025 at 3:00 AM EST

With central banks stockpiling, private investors holding more gold than ever, and inflation-adjusted prices still below their true highs - this rally might have much further to go.

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Gold shortages? Supply squeezes? Record-breaking prices? The headlines are everywhere—but should you really be worried?

In this video, Jan Skoyles breaks down the truth behind the latest gold market frenzy. Here’s what you’ll learn:

Is there actually a gold shortage? (Spoiler: No—at least not for retail investors)
Why is gold’s price rising? (Hint: It’s about more than just supply and demand.)
Is your gold safe? (If you own allocated, vaulted gold, you’re in a strong position.)
Where is gold headed next? (Short-term volatility, but the long-term trend is clear.)

With central banks stockpiling, private investors holding more gold than ever, and inflation-adjusted prices still below their true highs—this rally might have much further to go.

Are you seeing any gold shortages or delays in your area? Drop a comment below! And don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for more insights on gold and precious metals investing.

Video Length: 00:05:42

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