sport football: The 2026 Gold Trade

I've been covering markets my entire adult life. I've traded through every kind of global meltdown you can think of.

I saw the Berlin Wall come down. I watched the Chernobyl disaster on TV in real time. I lived through the '89 junk bond crash, the dot-com bubble, the 2008 financial crisis, and the 2020 pandemic.

Yet, in my nearly 40 years in finance, I've never seen anything like what's happening right now in the precious metals market.

Have you looked at the gold and silver charts recently? They're like the roller coaster at Space Mountain.

Over the past two months, we've seen gold rally as much as 29% and drop as far as 21%. Silver has been even more turbulent, rocketing as much as 90% since December, and then plunging as much as 35% in a single day.

You'd have to go back to the early 1980s to find a more volatile period for gold. For silver, there is no larger one-day drop on record.

Friends, what we're seeing now in gold and silver isn't normal. So, if you're jumping into the precious metals trade, I want you to pay close attention… Because these price swings are a symptom of a much larger phenomenon.

Governments Are Running Out of Money

If you've been following me recently, you know this: The world's elite are ditching their U.S. dollars in favor of gold.

It's gotten so bad that, last year, the IMF issued a warning. It said global public debt could climb as high as 123% of GDP by the end of the decade. That would put it just below the all-time high set after World War II.

The U.S. government alone is staring at a nearly $40 trillion debt mountain. Budget deficits are unsustainably high as well. While the deficit came down last year, the government still spent $1.78 trillion more than it collected.

Even the United Nations has warned it's at risk of "imminent financial collapse" due to member states not paying their fees.

Here's what history teaches us, again and again: When governments run out of money, they don't cut spending. They take it from savers.

Cyprus did it in 2013, when it charged savers a one-time tax of up to 10% of their bank accounts.
Argentina did it with the "corralito" of 2001, when it limited withdrawals to $250 a week. By the time the government lifted those limits, the value of people's savings had plunged by 30%.
Brazil did it in 1990, when it froze 80% of all the money deposits in bank accounts and financial funds. It was worth an estimated $85 billion at the time.
England did it at the start of World War II, when it froze people's bank accounts in what it considered "enemy" territories. The list of enemies was long – from Belgium to Hong Kong.
And America did it in 1933, when it confiscated more than 600 tons of gold, and moved it into the hands of the Federal Reserve.

Now, I know what you're thinking. No way that would happen in today's America.

But think about what's happening in the world right now. We're in a global war. I'm not talking about a shooting war… I'm talking about economic warfare with tariffs and shifting trade alliances.

Meanwhile, currencies around the world are melting in value when measured against gold. Even the Swiss franc – traditionally a safe-haven currency – is under pressure when you measure it against gold, even though it's strong against the dollar.

You can see that in the chart below. It shows the value of the top world currencies – the U.S. dollar, Australian dollar, euro, Swiss franc, and Japanese yen – in gold terms.

Friends, the only ways governments can get out of this death spiral is to inflate their debt away… default on it… or steal it from savers.

You don't need a Nobel Prize in Economics to guess which option they'll choose.

48 Hours Left. The One Trigger He Won't Trade Without

He Booked $6,100 in 8 Minutes. See How Before This Comes Down Friday.

Early 2026…

Gold is ripping. Headlines everywhere. Retail traders pile into what looks like an obvious breakout.

Within minutes, they're flushed out. Price reverses. They sell at a loss. Then gold takes off without them.

This sequence played out thousands of times in what became one of the most volatile stretches in gold since 1973.

But one trader was on the other side of that chaos.

While accounts were blowing up, he booked $6,100 in eight minutes. Then $8,400 in 26 minutes. Then $4,000 in 28 minutes.

Same charts. Same candles. Same market.

Completely different outcome.

The difference? One trigger.

He's showing how it works. But not for long. This comes down this Friday at noon.

See His One Trigger In Action

Don't Get "Chopped Up" in the 2026 Gold Trade

As I said earlier, we're living through one of the most insane periods of history I've ever witnessed. And the world is waking up to the importance of owning a stateless currency.

As you know, over the long term, I believe bitcoin will be the ultimate winner. But it's undergoing its own speculative attack by the bankers using their influence in Washington. I wrote all about that on Monday.

With faith in the U.S. dollar dying… and massive fear over bitcoin's volatility… we've seen droves of new money flowing into gold. This is causing gold to be re-monetized.

Here's what I wrote last month:

When an asset is monetized, people stop speculating on it and start holding it over the long term to protect their wealth. For centuries, gold performed this role until the U.S. dollar replaced it following World War II.

Since then, the dollar has been the base layer of the global monetary system. That's now changing because the world is turning away from the greenback.

This goes back to something I've been warning about for years: The value of the dollar is eroding.

In July 2020, when governments around the world were on a spending spree in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, I made this prediction:

Central bankers have printed over $20 trillion in new money. All of this makes it hard to trust governments and their handling of our money. That's why investors are increasingly turning to alternatives such as gold.

How high can it go? The last example we can look at is during the Great Recession. From the depths of the Great Recession to its high in 2011, gold rallied over 130%. A similar move would put gold over $4,000 an ounce.

It was a contrarian call at the time, with gold trading at only $1,500 an ounce.

Then last year, we saw this idea finally catch on. In October 2025, gold blew past $4,000 for the first time ever. It was the second-best-performing asset of 2025. Only silver did better.

Now gold and silver are down 14% and 40%, respectively, from their highs. Unless you think the U.S. government is done with reckless spending, then any pullback is a buying opportunity.

But knowing what to trade is different than knowing how to trade it.

I've helped my readers make life-changing gains trading volatility in the crypto markets. Gold is a different animal.

That's why I've been searching for the right person to put in front of you. And I've uncovered a former institutional trader who's cracked the code on ripping profits out of gold and silver volatility. And he's only showing my readers how until this Friday.

He's been making a killing in the gold and silver markets. The beauty of his approach is that he doesn't need to know anything about geopolitics, monetary policy, or mining to make large, rapid profits.

His method is built around how institutions trade. They trade "levels" – specific prices that matter. And when those levels break, institutions act decisively.

It relies on a one-of-a-kind signal designed to filter out fake-outs. If prices reach a key level but institutional volume doesn't confirm it, you do nothing. You just sit on your hands.

But when that level breaks, you're positioned to catch the explosive move… The kind that leaves everyone else wondering what just happened.

In the last three weeks alone, his signals delivered three quick trades:

One signal hit $6,100 in 8 minutes.
Another delivered $8,400 in 26 minutes.
A third brought in $5,450 during the gold and silver crash.

I recently had an interview with this individual where he laid out what he does and how he does it. I strongly urge you to hear what he has to say before he takes it down.

His approach is unlike any other I have ever seen in all my years in finance.

Friends, the bottom line is this: The kind of global uncertainty we're seeing right now creates huge price swings in the markets. And the approach this former institutional trader has developed is designed to navigate that.

It gives you a way to buy into weakness and sell into strength… just like the institutions do. If you're sick and tired of reading the newspapers and trying to filter out the noise, let him show you how to trade like the institutions.

But your window to act is closing. This interview comes down this Friday, February 20th at noon. After that, it's gone.

Let the Game Come to You!

Big T