Gold has fallen from its highs, and the headlines are already calling time on the rally. Is that it? Has the great bull market in precious metals finally ended?
In this video, Jan Skoyles explains why every chart, precedent, and policy decision points to the opposite and why this pullback may be the chance investors will look back on as the one they nearly missed.
Central banks are still buying at record pace not from speculation, but self-preservation.
Governments are running structural deficits that no longer pretend to be temporary.
The dollar system is showing its limits as trust erodes and gold re-emerges as real value.
This isn’t the end of the bull market it’s the intermission.
The impatient are leaving. The disciplined are staying. The second act is coming.
In this episode:
Why pullbacks are a feature, not a flaw, of every major gold cycle
How central bank accumulation is reshaping the global reserve system
What history tells us about drawdowns before explosive rallies
Why “paper wealth” has outpaced real value and what that means for investors
The fall in gold isn’t a warning sign it’s a transfer.
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