Gold’s Record Run Is Flashing A Market Warning

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Gold’s record-breaking surge to $4,000 isn’t a bullish breakout, it’s a historic warning that deflation and a sharp market correction could be next. In this new Wealthion interview, Trey Reik sits down with Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Commodity Strategist Mike McGlone to decode what gold’s parabolic rise is really signaling. McGlone explains why the U.S. stock market’s record valuation (over 2.3 times U.S. GDP, the highest in history) is unsustainable, and why gold’s outperformance across commodities could mark the start of a deflationary shift, not another inflation wave. He also discusses the unprecedented divergence between rising gold and falling crude oil, what the gold-to-copper ratio is telling us about global demand, and why Treasuries may become the next big trade as risk assets unwind.


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