Craig Hemke, founder and editor of TF Metals Report, returns to break down gold’s continued strength above $3,300 and the growing institutional acceptance of structurally higher prices.
“The gold narrative has officially changed – and the big banks are finally catching up.”
We discuss:
- Why Wall Street firms like Goldman Sachs are now forecasting $3,700–$4,500 gold
- What the Commitment of Traders (COT) data reveals about the repositioning of banks and hedge funds
- Why silver and mining stocks are still lagging despite strong bullion prices
- The psychological hurdle for long-time gold investors and why this time might be different
- Whether central bank demand, economic uncertainty, or market fragmentation is truly driving the gold rally
Craig also explains why silver may soon “catch up”, but only once momentum kicks in, and unpacks what structural changes in the market could be signaling a longer-term shift in how precious metals behave.