Gold and the Rotation Trap

Gold has officially shattered the $4,800 mark, and while the headlines are buzzing about "Gold Fever," the real story is happening under the hood: the SPX/Gold ratio is breaking down.

Many investors have been conditioned to believe in a "Rotation" theory—the idea that once Gold tops, the capital will flow back into risk assets like the S&P 500. But history tells a different, much more sobering story. When Gold surges to these levels while the S&P 500 begins to lag, it’s rarely a sign of a healthy rotation. Instead, it’s often the final warning shot of a major risk-off shift.

In This Video, We Break Down:

SPX vs. Gold Breakdown: We analyze the relative strength chart and show why the S&P 500 is losing its decade-long battle against hard assets.

The Rotation Trap: Why the idea of "Gold topping and stocks popping" is historically inaccurate during periods of monetary debasement and geopolitical tension.

What Happens to Risk Assets? A look at the 1970s and 2008 cycles where a surging Gold price preceded a significant contraction in equities.

Why This Matters Now:
The SPX/Gold ratio isn't just a chart; it's a barometer of global confidence. As the ratio hits multi-year lows, it signals that the market is prioritizing capital preservation over speculative growth.

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