Lear Capital Blog

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  Wall Street Titans Are Turning to Gold

  Across Wall Street, some of the biggest names in investing are urging Americans to increase their exposure to gold. With U.S. debt now surpassing $37 trillion, inflation remaining stubbornly high, and market volatility on the rise, legendary investors and major institutions alike are beginning to treat gold not just as a hedge but as a …

  By Kathrynn Ward on October 9, 2025
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  Government Shutdown Sends Gold to Record Highs

  Gold surged to nearly $3,900 per ounce this week as markets reacted to the U.S. government shutdown. Historically, gold has thrived during periods of political and economic uncertainty, and this moment is no exception. Shutdown-driven volatility often drives investors toward safe-haven assets, especially when combined with weakening labor data and expectations for lower interest rates. …

  By Kathrynn Ward on October 2, 2025
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  Gold's Best Year Since 1979: Why Investors Can't Afford to Miss This Rally

  Gold is not just rallying in 2025; it's rewriting the record books. The metal has already delivered its best performance since 1979, surging more than 40% year to date and breaking through all-time highs. Just this week, gold marked its 37th record close of the year, a streak of strength that hasn't been seen in …

  By Kathrynn Ward on September 25, 2025
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  Fed Cuts & Dollar Decline: The Perfect Storm for Gold's Next Surge

  Fed Rate Cut: A Turning Point for Gold Today, the Federal Reserve announced its first rate cut in nine months, lowering the benchmark interest rate by 0.25%. This marks a pivotal shift in monetary policy. While lower rates are meant to stimulate economic growth, they also carry significant consequences for the U.S. dollar and safe-haven …

  By Kathrynn Ward on September 18, 2025
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  Gold and Fed Rate Cuts: History, Outlook, and Goldman Sachs' $5,000 Prediction

  The Historical Connection Between Gold and Rate Cuts Gold and interest rates have long moved in opposite directions. When the Federal Reserve cuts rates, the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold decreases, making the metal more attractive relative to bonds or savings accounts. At the same time, lower rates often weaken the U.S. dollar, which …

  By Kathrynn Ward on September 10, 2025