Gold Investing

Gold hits a record $4,600/oz as the Fed faces a crisis and global tensions rise. Discover why analysts see more upside and the best way to invest in 2026.

Gold just posted its strongest gains in decades. Here's what's driving the surge, what could derail it, and whether investors should still buy now.

This morning’s review of our Global Trend Tracker shows it’s been tough to make money in most sectors lately. Semiconductors, robotics, oil, bitcoin, uranium, space, drones, and China are all down over the past five trading sessions.

Break out, advance, consolidate. Break out, advance, consolidate. Rinse and repeat. That is the classic behavior of a multi-year bull market. Prices move into new, higher territory (the breakout), the trend rallies and makes the longs a lot of money (advancement), and then the trend takes a breather, moves sideways, and digests the gains (consolidate).

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) employs a system of sensor-filled buoys across the world's oceans as part of its job to warn of tsunamis. These buoys detect and alert people to the presence of anomalous waves.

Who is going to deliver lower interest rates in 2026? On Sunday, President Trump told reporters he knows who will; He has picked the next Federal Reserve Chair. “I know who I am going to pick, yeah,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One. An announcement is imminent.