Gold has declined nearly 23% from its January high as the Fed resumes tightening. The prevailing view is that higher rates have ended the bull market. ๐
In our view, rates are driving the near-term story, but theyโre not changing the broader secular cycle.
Our case, in charts ๐งต๐
If you told me that oil would sit near $100 for multiple months, that we started a war in the Middle East that remains unresolved, and that the 10-Year Treasury yields would reach levels not seen since 2007, I would not have believed that the S&P 500 would be <2% away from itโs all time high.
Rates may set the price for a quarter. Central bank demand, fiscal dominance and a multi-polar world set it for the cycle.
This is partly the thesis behind our Return to Tangibles theme. ๐งญ
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Gold has declined nearly 23% from its January high as the Fed resumes tightening. The prevailing view is that higher rates have ended the bull market. ๐
In our view, rates are driving the near-term story, but theyโre not changing the broader secular cycle.
Our case, in charts ๐งต๐
8) The long-term record, adjusted for inflation. โณ
25-year annualized real returns: Gold 9.0%, S&P 500 7.2%, U.S. bonds 0.9%.
As of 8/31/26.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.