RT BitcoinSapiens ⚡️ (@BitcoinSapiens)MARCO RUBIO: "We won't have to talk about sanctions in five years because there will be so many countries transacting in currencies other than the Dollar that we won't have the ability to sanction them." https://t.co/VMmUqEZDOh ...

Core Viewpoint - Ray Dalio asserts that gold remains "the safest money" despite recent market volatility and pullbacks, indicating a potential shift towards a "capital war" globally [1][6]. Precious Metals Activity - Over the past month, gold and silver have shown resilience, with gold trading nearly 8% higher month-over-month, despite a previous all-time high of $5,608.35 in January [2]. - The recent fluctuations in gold prices are attributed to Fed-driven dollar strength, yet demand has persisted [2]. Investment Strategy - Dalio recommends allocating 5% to 15% of investment portfolios to gold, emphasizing its relevance amid market fragility [3]. - His views on gold are gaining traction as he continues to speak candidly after stepping down from leadership roles at Bridgewater Associates [7]. Gold Price Targets - Various financial institutions have set optimistic gold price targets for the end of 2026, with estimates ranging from $6,000 to $6,300 per ounce, indicating potential upsides of 9.5% to 27.8% [6]. Historical Performance Comparison - A comparative analysis of gold, bitcoin, and S&P 500 performance from 2020 to 2025 shows gold's compounded return at +192.7%, while bitcoin leads with +1,116.1% [8].

Pinebridge Investments expects the rally in emerging-market assets to tilt toward fixed income next year and away from currencies as the dollar regains strength. https://t.co/IGnkFzN04b ...

The dollar is down about 11% or so against the euro and some other currencies as well. Shishir Yeah, this year I mean the last 15 years it's up monstrously, right. But did you worry that it's gone down or you think it was overvalued and, and as a result of it having gone down, you think the chance of a Plaza Accord, an orchestrated effort to take it down even further is unlikely.And you think the dollar decline now is okay. It's adjusted appropriately. I think you have to start, David, with a with a point o ...

Scott Bessent is a former hedge fund manager with a love for betting big on currencies. As Treasury secretary, he can't seem to kick the habit, @jonathanjlevin says (via @opinion) https://t.co/K8aweNOuVc ...