Gold stabilises as inflation shock and geopolitical risk begin to realign - kitco.com

Kitco's headline about gold "stabilising" because inflation and geopolitics are "realigning" misses the point entirely. This isn't stabilization, it's a temporary pause in a larger trend. The core issues driving demand for physical metal haven't vanished. Calling it realignment is just fancy talk for the market digesting ongoing uncertainty, not resolving it.

Look at the numbers. Gold is trading around 4689.68 spot right now. Silver is at 74.97. That 62.6:1 ratio is still screaming undervalued silver, which tends to outperform gold in a real bull run. COMEX open interest data shows the big players are still positioning for future volatility, not a return to calm. Don't fall for the narrative that everything's suddenly fine.

What stackers should be watching is the continued erosion of purchasing power and the escalating global instability. Every dip or "stabilization" is simply another chance to add more metal to your stack before the next leg up truly kicks in. The fundamentals for hard assets remain incredibly strong.