October 16, 2025
According to a new report from Yahoo Finance, one veteran analyst predicts that gold could spike to $10,000 an ounce due to macroeconomic instability, central bank demand, and rising investor fear. As paper assets wobble, gold’s long-term trajectory may be just getting started.
Former Dolphins safety Reshad Jones was awarded $9.5 million in a settlement after falling victim to an elaborate theft scheme by his own financial advisor. The story is a stark reminder: in times of turmoil, even high earners can lose everything when their trust is misplaced.
As BRICS nations prepare to launch a rival currency backed by gold, Wall Street firms are racing to accumulate physical bullion. This is a clear sign that major players are betting on a shift in global monetary power.
For the first time ever, global central banks are holding more gold than U.S. debt. This shift reveals a growing lack of confidence in U.S. fiscal policy—and a quiet vote for hard assets over fiat currency.
A growing number of economists and institutions are warning that today’s soaring markets may be driven more by hype than fundamentals. From tech stocks to real estate, cracks are appearing—and some fear this could rival the 2000 dot-com crash.
