Presented with no comment, Long-Term Gold Price, 3 centuries
Chart ~ Nick Laird, http://GoldChartsRUs.com
The bull market in gold has been truly historic: Gold has added ~$5.0 trillion in market value over the 12 months and is now worth a record $20.1 trillion.
Over the last 6 years, gold's market cap has risen by nearly $12 trillion, or 148%. In 2025 alone, gold prices have risen ~12% and marked multiple new all time highs. Furthermore, the gold to CPI ratio has hit a record 9.2x. This exceeds previous peaks of 8.4x and 8.1x posted in 1980 and 2011. Gold is making history. Source: The Kobeissi Letters, Blossom
Gold $GLD has outpaced the S&P 500 $SPX by 2.5x since 2000.
A $10K investment in Gold is now $104K, while the S&P 500 sits at $40K. Source: Carbon Finance
The gold-to-S&P 500 ratio is now near 4-year highs.
Source: Bloomberg, Crescat Capital
Gold trades above $3k for first time ever:
$3,000.40 (futs for now, spot shortly) Source: zerohedge, Bloomberg
The resilience of the yellow metal shines through as Gold reaches an All-Time High
Comparatively, other assets have experienced drawdowns from their respective All-Time Highs: - Berkshire $BRKB: -4% - Gold Miners $GDX: -4% - S&P 500 $SPY: -8% - Oil & Gas $XLE: -9% - NDX $QQQ: -12% - Transports $IYT: -15% - Mag7 $MAGS: -18% - Software $CLOU: -18% - Bitcoin $XBT: -22% - Banks $KRE: -22% - SOX AI $SOXX: -24% - Home Builders $ITB: -25% - ARK $ARKK: -68% Data Source: Lawrence McDonald
The Swiss gold avalanche to the US
Source: www.zerohedge.com
Gold ETFs drew largest weekly inflow since March 2022, says WGC
Physically backed gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) registered the largest weekly inflow since March 2022 last week, data by the World Gold Council (WGC) showed on Monday. Gold ETFs store bullion for investors and account for a significant amount of investment demand for the precious metal, which hit a record high of $2,956.15 per troy ounce on Monday. Gold ETFs saw an inflow of 52.4 metric tons worth $5 billion last week, the largest amount since the first week of March 2022, when global markets were grappling with immediate consequences of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This raised their total holdings by 1.6% to 3,326.3 tons, the largest since August, 2023. The U.S.-listed funds led the inflow last week with 48.7 tons. For comparison, in January they saw an outflow of 6.3 tons. source : reuters
