GLD - SPDR Gold Shares ETF

Soloway references gold as a comparison case, noting it had an incredible move to the upside but has since started making lower lows and lower highs, indicating it has entered a downtrend. He uses this as a cautionary example for what could happen in the broader market.

Host believes gold's current dip is a temporary liquidation event before a major rally driven by Fed rate cuts, money printing, and currency debasement. He is holding and wants the crash to benefit from what comes after.

Joe uses gold as his primary savings account and dry powder source, allocating 20% of his portfolio to it. He argues gold is a more stable measure of purchasing power than the dollar.

The host believes the US government is preparing to revalue gold significantly higher, potentially to $5,000/oz, which would establish a new price floor. Central banks are buying at historic rates, the dollar is losing reserve status, and institutions like JP Morgan are accumulating physical gold. He holds gold as a long-term position.

Gold is the host's primary hedge against fiat currency debasement. He holds about 40% of his portfolio in metals. Gold has returned ~10% annually since 1971 and is up over 530% since 2008. He argues gold holds value while paper currencies bleed

Gold is up 580% vs the dollar since 2008. Central banks have been buying gold for 16 years straight, purchasing over 1,000 tons in 2025 alone. The creator notes the Treasury's gold is still valued at $42/oz on books versus ~$4,500 market price, and discusses potential gold revaluation as a government strategy.

Nick is bullish long-term on gold but says the trade is crowded and he's not in a hurry to buy more. Gold has already had its major move (up 200% since 2022).

Host mentions gold often rallies in a recession after an initial crash, but does not explicitly recommend buying it

Dixon mentions gold as a real asset that central banks are increasingly buying as the dollar loses its world reserve currency status. He lists gold alongside Bitcoin as the hard assets that the financial elite are accumulating as the fiat system winds down.

Tom lists gold as part of his broad diversification basket to hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty