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Posted 01/25/2026 8:25 pm
They say its's not over til the fat lady sings... well
This is what Bank of America was singing about, I'm paraphrasing from an article published on The street on Saturday 1/24/26:
And in another related article:
Just a few excerpts from these eye opening articles that may offer a little insight into just some of what might be going on behind the metals price increases.
This is what Bank of America was singing about, I'm paraphrasing from an article published on The street on Saturday 1/24/26:
Quote:
Bank of America delivers blunt stock market warning to investors.
BAC just waved a not-so-subtle red flag for bond market investors and anyone positioned in the stock market.
favor international stocks, emerging markets, commodities, and gold, with a weaker dollar fueling overseas reflation.
Inflation, politics, and policy pressures are effectively changing the entire market backdrop.
For perspective, the U.S. Dollar Index has shed 9% of its value in the last 12 months and dropped nearly 2% in the last 5 days alone
Bank of America delivers blunt stock market warning to investors.
BAC just waved a not-so-subtle red flag for bond market investors and anyone positioned in the stock market.
favor international stocks, emerging markets, commodities, and gold, with a weaker dollar fueling overseas reflation.
Inflation, politics, and policy pressures are effectively changing the entire market backdrop.
For perspective, the U.S. Dollar Index has shed 9% of its value in the last 12 months and dropped nearly 2% in the last 5 days alone
And in another related article:
Quote:
Goldman Sachs quietly revamps gold price target for 2026
Goldman Sachs just tweaked its year-end gold price target to $5,400 an ounce, up 10% from the prior $4,900 call.
Goldman Sachs resets gold price target for 2026, citing long-term risk hedging.
Gold demand is driven by investors, central banks, and record inflows to gold ETFs.
AI investment risks and stock market overvaluation are fueling gold's continued rally and appeal.
The big bank argues that gold is far from just a short-term fear trade linked to elections or one-off shocks.
Instead, investors are treating gold as an insurance against long-term risks, including heightened debt levels, murky policy direction, and growing unease over central bank independence.
Goldman Sachs quietly revamps gold price target for 2026
Goldman Sachs just tweaked its year-end gold price target to $5,400 an ounce, up 10% from the prior $4,900 call.
Goldman Sachs resets gold price target for 2026, citing long-term risk hedging.
Gold demand is driven by investors, central banks, and record inflows to gold ETFs.
AI investment risks and stock market overvaluation are fueling gold's continued rally and appeal.
The big bank argues that gold is far from just a short-term fear trade linked to elections or one-off shocks.
Instead, investors are treating gold as an insurance against long-term risks, including heightened debt levels, murky policy direction, and growing unease over central bank independence.
Just a few excerpts from these eye opening articles that may offer a little insight into just some of what might be going on behind the metals price increases.
Edited by Harry213
01/25/2026 8:26 pm
01/25/2026 8:26 pm
