RE: Gold28 Jan 2026 19:15
The United States officially ended the gold standard in stages, with the final, complete abandonment occurring on August 15, 1971, when President Richard Nixon terminated the direct convertibility of the U.S. dollar to gold. This action, known as the "Nixon Shock," ended the Bretton Woods system, the price of gold was $42 an ounce, the US debt was $0.39 Trillion.
Today gold is $5200 and the US owe nearly $39 Trillion, so the debts have grown 100 fold and gold has increased 120 fold, as a store of value, you can’t knock it.
We know the US are likely to add $2.5 trillion to the current debt in the next 12 months, another $3 Trillion the year after, and so on, gold will happily track and rise as the debt grows both bigger with ever larger chunks higher each year, Trump has already admitted that’s not an issue for him, and hence the rush to safety, this bull run will last, and those in the banking system know it, hence the central bank buying, the dollar has lost 99% of its purchasing power in just 55 years, that’s a fact, the last percent is now losing its value.
Stay with gold, it’s proven itself already.