Décembre 2025 : j’ai tout vendu (actions, AV, Livret A) et mis l’essentiel en or.
Beaucoup me prennent pour un fou.
Voici pourquoi, objectivement, c’est actuellement l’actif le plus rationnel à détenir.
@MilkRoadAI The companies I’d be watching most closely
If I were looking for the first signs of a bubble starting to deflate, these are the ones I’d track particularly hard:
1. CoreWeave
2. VNET
3. GDS Holdings
4. Vertiv
5. Modine
6. DigitalBridge
@NoLimitGains With interest rates staying higher for longer, how do you think the private credit industry will react? More opportunities, tighter lending standards, or rising stress in portfolios? Curious to hear your views. #PrivateCredit#InterestRates#Finance
Gold is not reacting to volatility.
It’s reacting to currency debasement becoming structural.
Debt growth now exceeds productive growth.
Fiscal deficits require perpetual liquidity.
And central banks can no longer normalize without breaking the system.
When monetary expansion becomes irreversible, scarce assets stop being optional.
Gold is simply pricing the dilution of fiat.
Gold is not reacting to volatility.
It’s reacting to currency debasement becoming structural.
Debt growth now exceeds productive growth.
Fiscal deficits require perpetual liquidity.
And central banks can no longer normalize without breaking the system.
When monetary expansion becomes irreversible, scarce assets stop being optional.
Gold is simply pricing the dilution of fiat.
@Zonebourse L’or n’achète pas la peur. Il price la perte de confiance. Quand la dette explose, que les taux réels ne rassurent plus et que les banques centrales restent coincées, le métal jaune redevient la monnaie de dernier recours.
@BusinessBourse@Insolentiae L’or n’achète pas la peur. Il price la perte de confiance. Quand la dette explose, que les taux réels ne rassurent plus et que les banques centrales restent coincées, le métal jaune redevient la monnaie de dernier recours.
Les bons du Trésor s’effondrent : le 10 ans dépasse 4,52 % et le 30 ans atteint 5,06 %. L’or et l’argent corrigent aujourd’hui, mais un véritable krach obligataire reste le scénario le plus haussier pour les métaux précieux.
Treasuries are breaking down. The 10-year yield is now above 4.5%, trading at 4.52%. The 30-year yield is up to 5.06%. Gold & silver are selling off, but a bond market crash is the most bullish thing that can happen for precious metals. Traders just haven't figured that out yet!
Central banks sold ~30t of gold in March. Sounds bearish? It isn’t.
Context matters:
Turkey drove most of the move — using gold for FX liquidity and swaps during currency stress. Not a strategic exit.
Meanwhile:
• Central banks are still NET BUYERS in 2026 (~200t+ in Q1)
• Key buyers (China, Poland, others) continue accumulating
• Turkey is already rebuilding reserves
Translation:
This wasn’t “selling gold” — it was mobilizing reserves
Big picture:
Gold is still the asset of last resort in a fragmented, de-dollarizing system.
If anything, this reinforces its role.
Short-term pressure ≠ long-term trend.
Rising inflation, cautious central banks, and growth under pressure: in this environment, gold retains strong investment potential, supported by geopolitical tensions and monetary uncertainty.
Currency debasement if central banks keep real rates durably low
Erosion of purchasing power amid persistent inflation
Shift toward tangible assets as monetary policy stays accommodative
Growing distrust in the future value of fiat currencies
Structural support for gold during prolonged monetary expansion cycles
#Gold #Inflation #Macro #Investing
Rising inflation, cautious central banks, and growth under pressure: in this environment, gold retains strong investment potential, supported by geopolitical tensions and monetary uncertainty.
Currency debasement if central banks keep real rates durably low
Erosion of purchasing power amid persistent inflation
Shift toward tangible assets as monetary policy stays accommodative
Growing distrust in the future value of fiat currencies
Structural support for gold during prolonged monetary expansion cycles
#Gold #Inflation #Macro #Investing
Inflation en hausse, banques centrales prudentes, croissance sous pression : dans ce contexte, l’or garde un fort potentiel d’investissement, porté par les tensions géopolitiques et l’incertitude monétaire.
- Débasement des monnaies si les banques centrales gardent des taux réels durablement bas.
- Érosion du pouvoir d’achat des devises face à une inflation persistante.
- Recherche d’actifs tangibles quand les politiques monétaires restent expansionnistes.
- Défiance croissante envers la valeur future des monnaies fiduciaires.
- Soutien structurel à l’or en cas de cycles prolongés de création monétaire.
Rising inflation, cautious central banks, and growth under pressure: in this environment, gold retains strong investment potential, supported by geopolitical tensions and monetary uncertainty.
Currency debasement if central banks keep real rates durably low
Erosion of purchasing power amid persistent inflation
Shift toward tangible assets as monetary policy stays accommodative
Growing distrust in the future value of fiat currencies
Structural support for gold during prolonged monetary expansion cycles
#Gold #Inflation #Macro #Investing
Inflation en hausse, banques centrales prudentes, croissance sous pression : dans ce contexte, l’or garde un fort potentiel d’investissement, porté par les tensions géopolitiques et l’incertitude monétaire.
- Débasement des monnaies si les banques centrales gardent des taux réels durablement bas.
- Érosion du pouvoir d’achat des devises face à une inflation persistante.
- Recherche d’actifs tangibles quand les politiques monétaires restent expansionnistes.
- Défiance croissante envers la valeur future des monnaies fiduciaires.
- Soutien structurel à l’or en cas de cycles prolongés de création monétaire.