How Gold Gets To $3,000

Summary It’s monetary inflation (i.e., money supply growth) that determines gold’s value, not price inflation. Gold would need to increase to ~$2,400 to get back in line with M2. The U.S. will continue to fund these deficits with more debt and debt monetization. This will result in the rate […]

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