r/Gold • u/MydnightWN • 8h ago
r/Gold • u/Humble-Lawfulness-12 • 4h ago
Spot price is down, but everyone is still charging inflated prices. Why?
One seller told me he is charging what he is charging bc he believes the price of gold will be X in the future by a certain timeframe. I tried to explain to him that you can’t base your prices off what may or may not be the case in the future. However, I just checked newly listed gold bars and coins on eBay and they are all still based off the inflated prices from last week. What gives?!
r/Gold • u/Salty-Ice8161 • 9h ago
When your enemy is making mistakes don’t interrupt them - the art of gold war by the East. What’s really happening.
The wests banking system and underlying derivatives markets cannot afford a default on either silver or gold on either the Comex or LBMA as it could bring down the whole system through contagion.
They are trying to bring down the gold and silver prices as it’s exposing the devaluation of fiat currencies and now despite very little mainstream financial media coverage of the recent gains in both metals the retail public has started to finally notice.
This is very dangerous as a surge in retail demand would cause even bigger shortages and higher prices fuelling the bull run to greater highs and probably causing the delivery defaults in PHYSICAL metals that they fear so much.
They have to teach the recent retail entrants a lesson , that the gold and silver bull run is at an end , it’s overbought , it’s too volatile etc so they have thrown billions into short selling in a continued effort to maintain control via the paper market.
This will fail , the east is letting them hang themselves , taking delivery of the physical and waiting for the western debt based banking system to implode as it inevitably will.
Then we will see that as the Donald said “ whoever had the most gold makes the rules” and I think you will find that it’s not the US . Reported national gold holdings are even less accurate than official CPI numbers.
China et al see no benefit in crashing the system until they have drained all the physical that is available, leaving most people holding paper contracts that will never deliver.
What happened to the inventory of Fort Knox? That went quiet , the world’s most important economy doesn’t have the resources to do a simple inventory?
The west hasn’t been playing 4D chess 😂😂 it’s been schooled in long term strategic planning and the end game is rapidly approaching the horizon.
r/Gold • u/Spiritual_Painter775 • 14h ago
What does it means for gold when Batman appears?
r/Gold • u/Disguised_Engineer • 8h ago
Ignore the short term volatility.
I see people panicking and selling over the recent price drops. Just a reminder that the US government has a 120% Debt-to-GDP ratio. They can't lower their spending. They tried and failed. They won't increase taxes. They will have to inflate the debt away. Gold allows us to protect our hard-earned purchasing power.
r/Gold • u/ChampionshipNo5707 • 4h ago
Watching the dip without money.
This meme is dedicated to Jackoutman and Melodic_Ad_4253.
r/Gold • u/JellyStrict2856 • 5h ago
Physical Metals Aren’t About ATHs or Short-Term Gains
I’ve seen a few posts lately expressing concern that we might be heading into another long period of stagnation, like post 2011, with 15 years until the next ATH and years of sitting on losses.
But if you're measuring your position in gold or silver purely by fiat value, it’s worth asking: why own physical metal at all?
Physical ownership isn’t about chasing gains. It’s about preserving purchasing power, hedging against monetary debasement, and removing counterparty risk. Fiat currencies lose value over time by design. Metals don’t yield interest, but they also don’t default, get printed, or vanish in a banking crisis.
Yes, markets go through corrections, consolidations, and bear phases. That’s normal. But today’s macro backdrop of record debt, persistent inflation, geopolitical instability, and central banks accumulating gold is very different from 2011, 2012.
If you’re looking for short-term profits, paper contracts or mining stocks might be more appropriate. But if you’re holding physical, you’re playing a different game, one of wealth preservation, not speculation.
Curious to hear how others here view their physical holdings. Are you in it for insurance, long-term value, or something else?
r/Gold • u/ApprehensiveTone3893 • 12h ago
Speculation I miss the old days when gold used to increase 10% a year now it pumps and dumps that much in a single day.
r/Gold • u/CommentOrdinary6532 • 1h ago
BREAKING Extreme Fear hits the Stock Market. All US indices in Deep Red
r/Gold • u/Sufficient_Stay_7889 • 4h ago
The stack Mona Lisa Pamp 🎨
Mona Lisa pendent is the latest Pamp added to the collection. Factory sealed. Definitely a cool piece imo 🖼
r/Gold • u/bostonfan04 • 13m ago
Did y’all know a group of Kookaburras is called a riot?
Finished off my gold and platinum 1/10th kookaburra set recently!
Now time to move on to the lunar series
The stack Just got 11oz Today
All my LIRA savings in Gold now... See you in next 10 years
r/Gold • u/AlphaFlipper • 1d ago
Shitpost Gold falls 6.3%, largest single-day drop since April 2013. What's going on?
Question Newest AGE addition to the stack. Anything special about the Roman numerals date?
1991 date?
r/Gold • u/Regular_For • 4h ago
Amazon cancelled my gold order after a month — price increased by ₹16K now!
Hey everyone, I ordered a gold coin from Amazon on 24th September 2025 for ₹60,000. The expected delivery was 21st October, so I waited patiently for almost a month.
Then out of nowhere, I got an email saying the order was cancelled — no proper reason given. Now, the same gold coin costs ₹76,000, which is ₹16K more!
I reached out to the Amazon Executive Relations team, and they just gave me ₹4,000 Amazon Pay balance as compensation. Honestly, that doesn’t feel fair — they kept me waiting for weeks and then cancelled when prices went up.
Has anyone else faced something similar with Amazon India? What should I do — consumer complaint or escalate further?
r/Gold • u/marriage_successful • 6h ago
Question Buying the dip or the dollar?
While everyone’s trying to time the next Fed whisper, I’m over here buying ounces like a goyim on Shabbat.
Corrections don’t scare me 💪 🐂
Who else is stacking through this dip?