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Money Flows Haven’t Even Started to Favor Gold Yet

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November 5, 2025 • 1 minute, 9 second read


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Money Flows Haven’t Even Started to Favor Gold Yet

Following the money isn’t just good journalism – it’s good for determining investment trends. And following the cumulative flows of money since 2020, gold still hasn’t caught investor interest:

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Gold has had less than 5% the capital flows of stocks over the past five years. (Source: BofA Global Research)

The gold rally to over $4,400 this year has been driven by central bank buying and a supply crunch – not retail investors’ interest.

If AI stocks are, in fact, about to crash, as Harry Dent and Adam O’Dell will be making the case for today, gold’s sitting at a 10% discount to the market high.

~ Addison

P.S. As you know, since the release of Anatomy of a Stock Market Bubble, we’ve been highlighting signs of a bubble when we see them. Tomorrow on Grey Swan Live! we’ll be joined by bestselling author Harry Dent on the cross-section between AI,  shifting generational demographics, and what happens when the terrifying bull market gets even more terrifying…

We’ll go behind the scenes of Harry’s releasing his own “AI Crash” forecast with Grey Swan collaborator Adam O’Dell, which comes out this afternoon.

To get on the list to receive Harry and Adam’s research findings, click here. Don’t wait, their research comes out at 1pm today.

Feel free to send your Grey Swan Live! questions for Harry to feedback@greyswanfraternity.com.


Seven Grey Swans, One Investment Strategy

January 5, 2026 • Addison Wiggin

The entire process of reviewing forecasts and then issuing new ones has made us more intensely focused on our purpose. We’re not actually trying to “predict the future” to parody the disdain with which so many lazy media pundits would dismiss our approach.

Rather, we’re examining trends in the news cycle and trying to separate the wheat from the chaff. What signals are coming through stronger than the nauseating cacophony of  Washington and Wall Street, amplified by legacy and social media alike?

There are years when markets feel confusing because they are volatile. And there are years when they feel confused because the old explanations no longer work.

Seven Grey Swans, One Investment Strategy
Debt Hangover? Nah…

January 5, 2026 • Addison Wiggin

To start the year, the U.S. government didn’t bother with a hangover, rather it continues to spend so profligately that if we compared it to a drunken sailor, we’d have to apologize to the sailor.

Closing out 2025, America managed to rack up over $38 trillion in “official” debt. Looking at debt relative to GDP, it’s back over 121%.

Debt Hangover? Nah…
Grey Swan #1: The Age of Intelligence: Rise of the Network State

January 2, 2026 • Addison Wiggin

The Grey Swan is not the invention of artificial intelligence. It is the moment the public understands that incentives have changed.

Network economics reward different behaviors than factory economics. Platform states operate by different rules than welfare states. Coordination outruns legislation. Culture lags technology. Conflict follows the gap.

In Financial Reckoning Day, we described how systems adapt when fiscal choices narrow. The Age of Intelligence represents that adaptation in software and silicon.

By the end of 2026, most people will recognize that machines now think alongside humans in logistics, finance, and planning. Some jobs disappear. Others appear. Output improves faster than consensus expects. Politics argues. Markets enforce discipline.

Grey Swan #1: The Age of Intelligence: Rise of the Network State
Grey Swan #2: The Crack-Up Boom Reaches Terminal Velocity

January 1, 2026 • Addison Wiggin

The crack-up boom does not signal immediate collapse. Monetary policy gets a new master… inflation rages… and investors chase stocks as a means of keeping pace with their savings.

Markets may even finish 2026 higher than they begin. Many investors will still lose purchasing power along the way. Terminal velocity will feel like momentum… until reality hits.

In 2026, expect breathtaking advances, with the AI narrative remaining dominant, and sudden reversals to occur quickly. Expect liquidity to remain plentiful and erode discipline even more.

Grey Swan #2: The Crack-Up Boom Reaches Terminal Velocity