| With #gold trading above $4,800 and some analysts projecting prices as high as $7,000, many long-term holders are asking a reasonable question: When should I sell my gold and silver? In this episode, we step away from price targets and market noise to examine what rising precious-metal prices actually signal about confidence, stability, and the changing structure of the financial system. We look at why #centralbanks hold gold indefinitely, how individuals should think differently about liquidity and purpose, and why selling should be driven by personal circumstances rather than headlines. This isn’t about timing the market, it’s about understanding the role gold and #silver play when trust becomes conditional and wealth preservation diverges from wealth accumulation. Book A Free Strategy Call Here: https://hubs.la/Q03LSWHQ0 Download Your Exit Plan: https://info.goldcore.com/the-exit-plan If you're looking to buy gold or silver coins or bars, GoldCore currently has good stocks available visit the following website to learn more: US & ROTW - https://www.GoldCore.com UK - https://www.GoldCore.co.uk Ireland - https://www.GoldCore.ie _________________________________________________________________ GoldCore TV is the only channel where you will find GoldCore produced video content. Subscribe to be alerted to our upcoming videos brought to you by real people, with real opinions based on real news. GoldCore TV is the home of precious metals market information. Our channel features news, interviews, and podcasts with prominent industry figures to help people make informed investment decisions. Subscribe to our channel to stay up to date on the latest precious metals news and views. Follow us on social media: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GoldCore Twitter - https://twitter.com/GoldCore Disclaimer: Videos published are not investment advice and the views expressed may not reflect those of GoldCore ltd. |
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The Real Cost of Not Holding Gold as 2025 Ends
2025-12-02
For years, the mainstream insisted that gold’s flaw was its lack of yield. But as 2025 ends, the financial environment that made that argument sound reasonable has vanished.
Government debt no longer looks safe. Central banks improvise policy in real time. Equity markets are driven by a narrow cluster of firms. Bonds no longer offer ballast. The once-celebrated 60/40 portfolio has lost the conditions that allowed it to function.
In this environment, the real cost is not the yield forgone by holding gold it’s the vulnerability incurred by avoiding it.
In this video, we break down:
• Why the “gold has no yield” argument is now obsolete
• How improvised fiscal policy has destabilized traditional portfolios
• Why equities look strong on the surface but fragile beneath it
• How bonds
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