Someone doesn’t want to see gold rising…
Gold ETF holdings are at levels you’d expect to see with gold hitting all-time highs… Yet gold itself is trading at just $4,100.
Meanwhile:
– China’s gold imports are reaching record highs
– Global central banks remain major buyers
– Some Asian gold producers want to keep their gold rather than sell it
In other words, everyone is buying gold, some producers are holding on to their gold, and yet the price is falling as if the exact opposite were happening…
Someone doesn't want to see gold rising…
Gold ETF holdings are at levels you'd expect to see with gold hitting all-time highs… Yet gold itself is trading at just $4,100.
Meanwhile:
– China's gold imports are reaching record highs
– Global central banks remain major buyers… pic.twitter.com/yt7ind3cO4— Lukas Ekwueme (@ekwufinance) October 20, 2026
Gold just went parabolic.
The price touched roughly $5,000 an ounce this year before easing back near $4,000, up from about $1,100 in 2015. This is the market pricing the steady debasement of paper money. When central banks keep expanding the money supply, trust flows into the… pic.twitter.com/BMpXk4vAvj
— Kurt S. Altrichter, CRPS® (@kurtsaltrichter) October 20, 2026
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