Gold 2X If History Repeats; Expect Currency Crisis | Jeff Clark

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Jeff Clark says the gold bull market still has room to run, arguing the current cycle could extend at least another two years and potentially much longer if history repeats. He highlights a 94% correlation between today’s price action and the 1970s gold bull market, framing the setup as one that could still deliver a materially higher gold price from here. Clark is also constructive on miners, citing record profit margins, increasingly supportive mining policy, and the prospect of outsized capital inflows if the broader equity market corrects. He says he was aggressively buying during the recent selloff, viewing the pullback as an opportunity rather than a trend change. The broader macro case remains the same: unresolved debt, deficits, money printing and ongoing fiat-system stress keep him long gold until monetary conditions normalize. Near term, the key risk is timing—gold and mining stocks can remain volatile even within a favorable secular trend—but the interview argues that a major risk-off move in equities could accelerate flows into the sector.