Excellent piece. You did a great job explaining why gold can thrive even while long bonds struggle, especially with the clear historical context and data comparisons. It really helps cut through the usual ‘rates up = gold down’ oversimplification. Very insightful read.
Given the strength in silver and gold momentum you describe, what are your target levels and risk controls for traders who weren’t positioned before the breakouts?
Given that central banks and institutional buyers have been major participants in the gold market, how sustainable do you think this demand is if real yields begin rising again?
Given that silver today is compared not only to gold, but also to stocks and real estate in the article — do you think silver is a better long-term hedge compared with equities or real estate? Why (or why not)
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